Caring for Caregivers: Reviewing Keiro's Caregiver Conference, and more information on what we provide for caregivers. Learn More

Studies show low levels of social interaction can be as dangerous as smoking 15 cigarettes a day and can be TWICE as harmful as obesity. Learn More

“Aging” can be simply defined as the process of changes (physically, mentally, psychologically) that occur in your body with time in your adult years (we include “adult years” to separate out the maturation and growing process that occurs in children as they reach adulthood). Learn More

Hundreds Participate at Keiro‘s Genki Conference in Pasadena. “Our community, especially adult kids with aging parents, really needs to take advantage of Keiro programs like this…” Learn More

The mon (Japanese crest or emblem) or kamon (Japanese family crest) has great meaning to its holder. For Keiro, the enduring symbol of the connected three open umbrellas, represented Keiro’s umbrella of care approach—the continuum of care through the healthcare and service levels provided in the long-term care facilities. Learn More