Every year, around 500,000 seniors are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. If your senior mom or dad is one of them, you’re probably trying to process a lot of emotions right now. It can take time to fully come to terms with an Alzheimer’s diagnosis for a senior parent. But time matters when it comes to dealing with Alzheimer’s. Alzheimer’s is a…
Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) begins when a blood clot develops in one of the deep veins of the body – usually the legs. It requires immediate medical assistance because of the dangers it creates to other parts of the body. If the clot were to break off and travel through the bloodstream, it could travel to the lungs and create…
The first of the year is right around the corner and with the busyness of the holidays, it’ll be here before you say, “Happy New Year.” For many, the first of the year brings new resolutions that people want to implement into their lives to make the coming year even better. A common one for all ages is getting more…
The magic of the holiday season is in the air, and as we dream of a white Christmas, we’re reminded of the joy that comes with giving, sharing, and spending time with loved ones. At Assisting Hands, we know that the greatest gift is the love and care we share with one another. We are so grateful for our clients…
Pets offer unconditional love and companionship to everyone they come across. When seniors plan to age in place, they may not think about how much pets could offer them to improve their quality of life. There are lots of ways to incorporate pets into their lives, even if seniors don’t feel comfortable having pets themselves. Home care services can do…
We’re thrilled to announce that Assisting Hands Home Care, serving Seacoast New Hampshire & surrounding areas, is now officially a VA-approved agency! This milestone holds special significance for our team and especially for our President and owner, Lee Baxter, a proud Navy veteran. Having dedicated years of service to our nation, Lee’s commitment to caring for fellow veterans continues as…
Coming home after a surgical procedure is often a great feeling for aging adults, especially if they have to stay in the hospital overnight or a little longer. What isn’t so terrific is having trouble with regular daily activities once they do get home. Aging adults coming home from the hospital after surgery can often benefit from having some extra…
We had a great time hosting a trick-or-treat event for caregivers and their families. For those who couldn’t make it, hope you had a Happy Halloween, and thank you for providing amazing care to our clients.
If your senior parent has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and they want to continue living at home, it may be possible for them to live independently. With the right support seniors can live in their own homes for a long time even if they have Alzheimer’s. They key to your senior parent being able to live in their own home…
If your senior loved one has a serious illness, or had a serious fall and they’ve been in the hospital they may recover better at home than they would in a rehab facility. With skilled nursing your senior parent may be able to spend their recovery time in comfort and peace in the home they love instead of having to…
