In the final episode of our three-part series with Heather from Tri-County Office on Aging, we turn our focus to the people at the heart of caregiving—the caregivers themselves.Caregiving can be rewarding, but it can also be overwhelming. In this conversation, we discuss the support available to caregivers, how to recognize and prevent burnout, and the resources that can help families feel less alone in their journey.We also explore the real impact Tri-County Office on Aging is making throughout our community, the challenges facing older adults and caregivers today, and how individuals and families can get connected to the services they need.Whether you're a caregiver, family member, professional, or simply looking to learn more about the resources available in the Greater Lansing Area, this episode offers valuable insight, encouragement, and practical support.🔗 Learn more about Tri-County Office on Aging:www.tcoa.org

In this episode of Under the Tree, Rob continues the conversation with Heather from the Tri-County Office on Aging by exploring the services and support available to older adults and caregivers throughout the community.Together, they discuss programs designed to help individuals age safely and comfortably at home, including in-home care, nutrition services, transportation, and support for those experiencing memory or cognitive challenges.Heather also breaks down what the process of accessing services actually looks like—from the first phone call to eligibility and assessments—helping families better understand where to begin when navigating care options.If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed trying to find the right resources for yourself or a loved one, this conversation offers practical guidance, reassurance, and a reminder that support is available.

In this episode of Under the Tree, Rob sits down with Heather from the Tri-County Office on Aging to talk about the services, support, and resources available to older adults and caregivers throughout our community.Together, they discuss the mission of TCOA, the programs they offer, and how families can connect with help ranging from caregiver support to everyday services that make aging safer and more supported at home.Whether you’re currently caring for a loved one, planning for the future, or simply looking to learn more about local resources, this conversation offers a welcoming introduction to the many ways community support can make a difference.Join us as we explore the roots of care, connection, and support right here in our community.

Contact Tri-County Office on Aging:

Email: info@tcoa.org

Phone: (517)887-1440

Website: tcoa.org