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Assisting Hands Home Care Owner, Robbie McCullough, was on hand to let the good times roll at the Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting of Arbor House of Garland. The Mardi Gras themed event was a hit with the attendees.
Assisting Hands Home Care Owner, Robbie McCullough, was on hand to let the good times roll at the Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting of Arbor House of Garland. The Mardi Gras themed event was a hit with the attendees.
Homecare in Irving TX: When it comes to taking care of aging loved ones, most family members don’t hesitate to step up and help out. Millions of family members spend time and money to make sure that their aging loved one’s health and well-being are a taken care of.
Spring Cleaning for your loved one can be trickier as they become older. It’s an especially important routine in homes where seniors may no longer be able to keep up with regular housekeeping chores.
There are numerous potential home improvement projects that an elderly person can take on to benefit their safety and well-being. Here are just a few to consider.
People in the state of Texas have shown resilience in the face of fires, floods and hurricanes. Now, along with the rest of the world, the Lone Star State residents have a new threat on their hands: the coronavirus pandemic. Texas Governor Greg Abbott offers solace during these trying times. Governor Abbott recognizes the loss of over 400 Texans due…
If your elderly loved one loves cooking but also has trouble with her vision, some of these tools might make a big difference for her.
Do you need some extra help for yourself or your loved ones? Assisting Hands provides Personal Care, Personal Assistance Services, Respite Care, Housekeeping and more. We tailor our services to fit your needs… whether it’s one morning a week or around the clock. Services are available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.
April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month. This is the ideal time for you as a family caregiver to learn more about this type of disease.
Memory loss is just one small portion of this form of dementia. The more a person learns about the various signs and symptoms of this disease, the better it will be for them to provide the support their loved one may require in the future.
Use these tips to help your aging parent protect their vision as they age in place.