This past weekend, our team at Assisting Hands Home Care Arlington Heights had the honor of participating in the Northwest Suburban Alzheimer’s Walk at Busse Woods, and it was truly a day that touched our hearts. From the moment the welcome ceremony began, there was a palpable sense of community. Families, friends, caregivers, and supporters came together, united by a…
Celebrating Community & Knowledge! 🧠💪We had a fantastic time at the Olympics-themed Live Well, Be Well Expo and the Northwest Neurology Dementia Resource Fair! It was wonderful to see so many local seniors engaging and learning about the full spectrum of care options available! Thank you to everyone who stopped by—Go for the Gold with Assisting Hands! 🏅 Contact Us Want…
At Assisting Hands, we have a passion for home care. We are always searching for creative ways to better serve YOU. One of those ways is always innovating and enriching our approach to care by learning as much as we can. As we gain more knowledge we can become better and better at serving our community. An important part of…
In home care, getting the whole team together can be quite the project. We have caregivers who work mornings, afternoons, evenings, overnights, live-ins, and just about every hour of the day. This is the service we provide to our local families, but we also need the opportunity to get together to build and support our team through some of the…
Care Where You Need It, At Home Here at Assisting Hands Home Care, we provide home health care because we know that is where our clients and so many seniors in our community need the help. We happily help our clients maintain their independence by giving them the helping hands they need. This month we would like to introduce you…
Did you know that more than 5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s Disease? When caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s, the family often becomes overwhelmed or burned out. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, 35% of those who provide care for a family member with dementia report that their health has gotten worse. Caregivers from Assisting Hands are one resource for family members who need a break to support their OWN self care.
