Our Blog
Welcome to the Assisting Hands® Home Care Blog, your go-to resource for insightful articles, tips, and updates on home care services in the Lexington and Bedford area. Here, we share expert advice on a wide range of topics, from caregiving and health tips to stories that inspire and inform. Our goal is to keep you connected and informed about the best practices in home care, helping you and your loved ones navigate the journey with confidence and ease. Whether you’re a caregiver, a family member, or someone seeking home care services, our blog is designed to provide valuable information and support for all your needs. Thank you for visiting, and we hope you find our content helpful and engaging.
What to Expect During A Day of Private Duty Care
Learn what a day of Private Duty Care looks like, from routines to companionship and safety. Explore this helpful guide for new and experienced caregivers!
Welcome Mayzha Wilson to Assisting Hands – Boston NW!
We are delighted to announce that Mayzha Wilson has joined our team as Home Care Scheduling Specialist.
Supporting Chronic Conditions in Home Health Care and Beyond
Explore essential skills for supporting chronic conditions in home health care and learn how developing them can strengthen your caregiving career.
Virtual JF and CS Memory Café | Jan 2026
Join the JF and CS Memory Café on Jan 9, 2026, for a Poetry Party with Gary Glazner of the Alzheimer’s Poetry Project, featuring classic and group-created poems.
How Home Care Assistance Technology Supports Seniors
Experience the future of compassionate home care assistance - empowering seniors to live independently with cutting-edge technology that ensures safety, simplifies caregiving, and brings peace of mind to your family.
A Season for Joy and Wellness – Staying Healthy, Happy, and Connected During the Holidays
The holiday season invites reflection, gratitude, and togetherness. While filled with traditions and joy, it can also bring stress and loneliness—especially for older adults. With a bit of planning and self-care, you can help make this season healthy and uplifting for the mind, body, and spirit.


