Hi Everyone,

Taylor here, RN and Chief Customer Happiness Officer at Joe & Bella.

February 20th is National Caregiver Appreciation Day – a moment to recognize both family and professional caregivers who devote themselves to helping others. As someone who has trained caregivers at assisted-living communities, I know that even small things can make a big difference in daily care routines.

Take dressing, for example. What used to be a lengthy, often stressful process has become remarkably easier for Joe & Bella customers. One daughter recently told me how our Magnetic Button-Down Shirt lets her father dress independently again. “Just a click, and he’s ready for the day,” she said. Another shared how her mother regained confidence with our Magnetic Blouse, managing buttons herself despite arthritis.

For those who need a bit of dressing assistance, our innovative designs help both caregivers and care recipients. CareZips® pants, with their unique three-zipper system, make personal care dignified and simple. Our Side-Zip pants allow easy dressing while seated amazingly helpful for so many, including wheelchair users and their caregivers.

To all caregivers: Thank you for your dedication. We’re here to support you with thoughtful solutions that make daily care easier.

Share Your Story: How has adaptive clothing made Caregiving easier for you? Email us at hello@joeandbella.com to enter our monthly gift card drawing.

Dress Easy, Be Happy – Taylor

Originally Published on https://joeandbella.com/blogs/news

Ben Graham Joe & Bella VP of Marketing

Ben Graham is the Vice President of Marketing at Joe & Bella, an adaptive-apparel company for older adults that focuses on creating innovative and fashionable apparel. Joe & Bella was recently awarded the “Most Innovative Older Adult Clothing Brand: 2022” by Global Health and “2022 Best New Apparel Brand” by Boomer Venture Summit. Joe & Bella’s first adaptive clothing line, CareZips, won the 2022 "Best New Product”award by Today’s Caregiver Magazine and Caregiver.com. Ben was previously Vice President of Marketing and Partnerships at Collaborata, an innovative marketing-research firm that brought corporate partners together to find solutions to business problems. Collaborata focuses on topics including caregiving, aging, diversity, and equity with clients such as AARP, Procter & Gamble, Bank of America, Target, and Nike. Ben spent many years, together with his family, providing care for his two grandparents who lived for nearly a decade in assisted living and memory care.