Name: Home Care
Brand: Assisting Hands Home Care
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Daniellah Salario is the owner of Assisting Hands Home Care Arlington Heights and a proud local, born in Winnetka and now residing in Arlington Heights, IL. A Certified Senior Advisor with a Master’s degree in Gerontology, she blends a genuine care for older adults with a strong, evidence-based understanding of aging. Before opening Assisting Hands, Daniellah spent 12 years teaching English as a second language to adults in countries such as Chile, Korea, and Costa Rica. She now brings that same love of teaching into her home care agency, investing heavily in caregiver education and support. Every caregiver completes a thorough skills assessment and a hands-on, in-home evaluation to ensure they meet her high standards for compassion, reliability, and professionalism. Her expertise is strengthened by several professional credentials, including CSA – Certified Senior Advisor, Certified Nursing Assistant (Harper College), Senior Home Safety Specialist (Age Safe® America), Certified Dementia Practitioner (NCCDP), and Dementia Live® Coach (AGE-u-cate™ Training Institute). Together, these qualifications reflect her commitment to dementia care, senior safety, and providing high-quality in-home support to older adults and their families.

Brain Health at Home: How Our Care Team Encourages Activity, Routine, and Conversation

Jun232026Daniellah SalarioBrain Health for Seniors, companion care, Senior Cognitive Health

"I often tell our families that the mind is very much like a garden. It requires consistent tending, new seeds of knowledge, and the warm sunshine of social connection to truly thrive. Watching a client light up when they master a new puzzle or share a story from their youth is a reminder that mental engagement is not just about...

More than Just a Meal: Understanding Appetite Loss in Older Adults & How Caregivers Can Help

May142026Daniellah SalarioAppetite Loss in Seniors, Caregiver Tips, Senior Nutrition

We believe that care goes beyond meeting the basic needs of your loved ones, it is about understanding the whole person. When a loved one begins to lose interest in eating, it can start to feel overwhelming for families and caregivers. You may be surprised to learn just how common this is. According to a clinical task force report published...

Spring Activities for Seniors: Fresh Air and Renewed Energy This Season

Apr292026Daniellah Salariosenior activities, Senior Wellness

Helping Your Loved One Enjoy Spring Safely and Meaningfully As the weather warms and flowers begin to bloom, spring is the perfect opportunity for older adults to get moving, reconnect with others, and enjoy the outdoors. For families considering home care in Arlington Heights, spring is an ideal time to introduce simple, meaningful activities that support not only physical health...

A Friendly Face Matters: Fighting Senior Depression Through Connection

Mar252026Daniellah Salariocompanion care, senior depression, Senior Mental Health

Loneliness and depression in seniors are more common than many families realize. Understanding the signs of depression in older adults and how companionship helps can make a meaningful difference, especially for families seeking support in Arlington Heights and nearby areas. What are signs of depression in seniors? Depression in seniors may include withdrawal, fatigue, changes in sleep, irritability, and a...

Comfort at Home vs. Community Care: Choosing the Right Senior Care Option

Jan142026Daniellah SalarioArlington Heights senior care options, home care vs assisted living

When a loved one starts needing a little extra help, families often face a tough question: should we bring care into the home, or is assisted living the better choice for their senior care needs? If you’re a spouse or adult child in the Arlington Heights area, you’re not alone. It’s a big decision and it’s normal to feel unsure....

Thankful for Our Caregivers: Celebrating Gratitude in November

Nov192025Daniellah Salariocaregiver appreciation day, home caregivers

November is a season of giving thanks, of slowing down and appreciating the people who make a real difference in our lives. At Assisting Hands, we take this time to celebrate our incredible caregivers. These are the people who bring compassion, patience and joy into the lives of our clients and families every single day. November reminds us to honor…

Tech Innovations Making In-Home Care Easier for Families

Nov172025Daniellah Salariofall detection devices, home safety for seniors, in-home care technology

Some older adults in Japan have unique care companions. There’s Paro, a robot that resembles a baby seal and responds to sound and stroking motions that stimulates dementia patients. Then there’s Pepper, a humanoid robot that leads exercise classes by moving its arms and speaking in a high-pitched voice. While this might sound like science fiction — and experts are...

Above the Best Caregiver Spotlight: Wioleta Wybraniec

May072021Daniellah Salarioabove the best, caregiver spotlight

We are proud to announce that Wioleta is the June nominee for the Assisting Hands National “Above the Best” award. Wioleta will receive a gift from the national office, a signed letter from our Assisting Hands CEO, and a entry into the annual “Above the Best” award that will be presented this September at our annual retreat. Congratulations Violet ?! What…

January Caregiver of the Month: Patricia

Jan202021Daniellah Salariocaregiver of the month, patricia

We are thrilled to announce our Caregiver of the Month for January…Patricia! The number one reason we chose Patricia as caregiver of the month is her passion for home care. When you talk to her, you understand that she truly wants the best for her clients and TO BE the best at what she does. She is always excited to…

COVID-19 Vaccine Updates

Jan202021Daniellah Salariocovid-19, covid-19 vaccine

At Assisting Hands, we are excited to announce that over half of our staff has received the first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine and will be fully vaccinated in about a month! Two important things to know about the vaccine: It may take up to two weeks after receiving the second dose (administered 4 weeks after the first dose) for…

Author: Daniellah Salario