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Being an observant to many small and mid-size businesses for past decade, when a business still awes you, it is definitely worth a shout out. I haven’t taken as much pride in any of the other entities I worked with, than announcing to the world about Epoch. With the profession I am in, our way of achieving something professionally is linked with success of the clients. What most of the clients achieve and primarily talk about is targets being met, profitability, return on equity etc., while Epoch evaluates customer experiences, care quality and dignity of elderly on the same platform as the financial metrics. As a business, it sounds so mind boggling that there is an entity with ultra-limited resources and they still do not keep making money as their only objective.

And hence, my association with Epoch takes a special place whenever I need to tell people what I do for a living.

All these years of my life until 5 years ago, when I met Neha for the first time, I didn’t even know what Dementia meant. Having been born and brought up in a lesser-known place in Bihar, you would never hear about these conditions too. I was being onboarded for a very specific complicated regulatory matter primarily and I was scheduled to be at Epoch once every week. I did my job day-in and day-out until gradually I started to feel what is happening around. In a span of short time, I got to understand that making a choice to send your parents in a home like Epoch is far against and beyond the usual taboo created by society. A place like Epoch is only going to make the lives of your parents more comfortable and give them the specialised care that they need. Given a choice today and if need be, I will definitely not think twice before opting for Epoch for my own mother.

As an outsider principally, I have witnessed Epoch approach the smallest of problems and situations very systematically and celebrate smallest milestones with so much grandeur. I can say this with a lot of conviction- because in our fast-moving lives, some festivals have lost their charm and they are merely another holiday or a long weekend. Without fail and in all the years, I have witnessed that Epoch just doesn’t celebrates all festivals but all birthdays, farewells and lives of everybody they are associated, with equal zeal.

All that I talk about here is not momentary. It has been practiced for years and runs in the veins of this wonderful place. The carpet is bright red and has been laid up ahead. Let us all hold our head high as nobody I know resonates the same dose of passion for what they believe in.

Check out some of our Blogs!

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Creating Smiles and Memories: My Time with Epoch Residents

Sanya Garewal, Clinical Prosthetist and Orthotist (Volunteer at Epoch Elder Care)

Epoch Elder Care for providing me and all the volunteers with the opportunity to work closely with the elderly residents and experience the immense joy it brings.

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Epoch - My Second Home

Jency Alukka, Facility Manager, Vermeer house

I am grateful to my team that supported me during the initial months and made my learning easier and now Epoch feels like my second home.

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Story of My Second Home

Vikram Pundir, Food & Beverage Executive

Hello everyone! I am very excited that I have completed one and half years at Epoch Elder Care, and there are lots of amazing memories which I have earned from my Epoch family in these last 18 months! On one hand, I am a very introverted person,and on the other hand,

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Caring for Our Team Members: A Key Epoch Value

Karina Dhamija, Head - Human Resource

Epoch homes are humble abodes for elders who need care round the clock. Most of our elders come and stay with us for life. And that’s why our aim is to facilitate happy and healthy ageing for all our residents, give them the best quality of physical.

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Looking Beyond the Textbook

Aditi Sharma, Research Intern

My name is Aditi Sharma and I am a research intern at Epoch Elder Care. Currently, I am completing my masters in clinical psychology from Symbiosis College of Arts & Commerce, Pune.

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Stepping Outside the Bracket of Generation

Khushee Motwani, Care intern

As an intern with Epoch, I worked closely with all the residents at both Epoch Assisted Living facilities, i.e Vermeer and Frida and was responsible for observing the behavior that was inhibited by all residents during the socializing time.

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