

Isolation among seniors is a growing concern—particularly for those living alone or with limited mobility. Maintaining strong social ties is vital not only for emotional well-being but also for cognitive health and life satisfaction.
In Pinellas County, Assisting Hands is bridging that gap by offering care that goes beyond basic assistance—connecting seniors to the people and places that matter most.
Why Community Connection Matters
Numerous studies link social engagement with improved memory, reduced depression, and even extended lifespan. For seniors, especially those managing physical limitations, staying connected becomes increasingly challenging.
That’s where elderly care in Pinellas County shines. Our caregivers aren’t just aides—they’re companions, motivators, and bridges to the outside world.
How Our Caregivers Make a Difference
Whether it’s helping clients attend church, visit friends, or get to local events, our team encourages and enables community involvement. Even something as simple as a walk in the park or a grocery store trip becomes meaningful with the right support.
With home care services in Pinellas County, seniors regain the confidence to engage with life again.
AuxoCare: Keeping Families and Communities Connected
Thanks to digital tools like AuxoCare, caregivers can log activities, track mood changes, and coordinate with family members in real time. This level of transparency reassures families and helps them stay part of their loved one’s day-to-day life—even from afar.
Transportation Makes It Possible
Collaborating with providers like My MediRides, we ensure seniors have reliable, safe transportation to community centers, wellness programs, or simply lunch with a friend. These outings combat the feeling of being “shut in” and add joy to daily life.
Story Highlight: Frank’s New Routine
Frank, a 77-year-old veteran in St. Petersburg, used to spend most days alone. After joining Assisting Hands, he’s now attending weekly chess meetups and local senior events with help from his caregiver. It’s restored his confidence and sense of purpose.
Conclusion
Staying socially connected isn’t just about fun—it’s about health, happiness, and dignity. Through compassionate elderly care in Pinellas County and the right tools and partnerships, Assisting Hands is helping seniors live fuller lives—right at home.
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Becky Moultrie is Owner and Administrator of Assisting Hands Home Care Serving Pinellas. Guided by a motto to Do Good with Love, she’s well positioned to do just that at Assisting Hands. She has a passion for helping families keep seniors and those who are diabled happy and healthy at home. She serves on a number of boards in Pinellas County including the Pinellas Park Gateway Chamber and Better Living Seniors (BLS), leading the Membership Committee. Annually, she hosts a Silver Santa Party, collecting donations for nearly 100 low income seniors in the county. She attends Blessed Sacrament Church, Seminole where she is an Ascribed Member of the Rosminian Order. When not busy Doing Good in the community, Becky is at home with her husband David & their 4 children, tending to their beehives and digging in the garden.