THE DICKINSON AREA Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for new member Sunny Days In-Home Care. From left are chamber CEO/Executive Director Suzanne Larson; chamber ambassador Teresa Schettler; Kristin Fortner, Sunny Days payroll specialist; Mackenzie Pyrcz, Sunny Days administrative assistant; Tanya Kallio and Judy Webie, Sunny Days field managers; Kellie Burgess, Sunny Days agency director; Jenny Rutherford, Sunny Days case manager; and ambassadors Denise Lind, Cole Grenier, Mick Gayan, Tamara Juul, Ray King, Katherine Mentel and Elrico Hurley. (Terri Castelaz/Daily News photo)

IRON MOUNTAIN — Sunny Days In-Home Care recently joined the Dickinson Area Chamber of Commerce, which hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate.

Sunny Days In-Home Care offers a variety of senior care services, including with the Upper Peninsula Health Plan waiver, in the comfort of the client’s home.

It serves veterans, people with disabilities, Alzheimer’s and dementia and those recovering and needing rehabilitation and respite care.

They help families to understand the person’s needs and work to customizing a care solution that fits each budget. A free in-home care assessment is also offered.

In addition to Dickinson County, its service area includes Iron, Menominee, Delta and Marquette counties in the U.P., plus Marinette and Florence counties in Wisconsin. Its Great Lakes main office is in Kingsford.

For more information, go to Sunny Days In-Home Care’s website at www.sunnydaysgreatlakes.com or call 906-458-6053.