Senior Concierge Industry on the Rise as Baby Boomer's Feel the Crunch for Time.

BEND, Ore. - Sept. 3, 2013 - PRLog -- Contact: Wendy McInnis - Hall

Phone: (541) 480-7601

Email: lifetreepersonalservice@gmail.com

The Pew ResearchCenter estimates that 47% American adults aged 40-65 are currently raising a child and supporting one or both parents at the same time.  This so called "Sandwich Generation" are feeling the crunch of supporting a multigenerational family. They face unique challenges in caring for their loved ones and often feel burdened.

The Senior Concierge industry is on the rise because a concierge can help bring balance and sanity back into the lives of caregivers.  A Senior Concierge can lighten the load of family caregivers by providing welfare checks and companionship to senior parents, help with home management, errands, pet care, reminder services and much more.

Wendy McInnis-Hall hopes her new business, Life Tree Personal Services, LLC, located in Bend, Oregon can help relieve some of the burden faced by baby boomers in this dual caregiver role and by seniors who want to continue living at home.

McInnis-Hall states "Seniors feel secure and happy when they have a local concierge available to assist with needs that arise. Sometimes, minor adaptations to the home environment and scheduled concierge assistance can made a huge difference in helping loved ones maintain independence."

Life Tree Personal Service LLC and other senior concierge service businesses have been sprouting up across the country lately and are just one of a few ways people are working to meet a huge demand for services that will be created as the country’s 77 million baby boomers get older.

www.lifetreepersonalservice.com

Email: lifetreepersonalservice@gmail.com

Wendy McInnis-Hall (owner), has over 14 years of hands on experience in working with seniors and people with disabilities in Central Oregon. She worked for The Residential Assistance Program, providing residential and vocational services to individuals with developmental disabilities from 2000-2007 in Bend, Oregon. Wendy went on to become Program Managerof theDevelopmental Disability Program in Crook County from 2007-2012. She is passionate about using her acquired knowledge and skills to help seniors in Bend, Oregon increase their independence, dignity and happiness!