Our November Caregiver of the Month is Emily B! We are very proud to recognize Emily with this honor. Emily joined our team earlier this year having been a caregiver in assisted living facilities. Emily aspires to one day be a nurse. Emily has a very nurturing personality and strives to make sure everything is just-right for her clients. She…
With holidays everywhere around us at this time of year, it can be easy to get wrapped up in all that you need to do and take care of. It can be easy to forget the meaning behind many of the holidays this season. Thanksgiving is a holiday focused on being thankful, and one great way to share that gratefulness…
Screens are present in everything in the modern digital world, from computers and e-readers to smartphones and tablets. While there are many advantages to these gadgets, such as the ability to stay in touch with loved ones and access information, they can be dangerous for eye health, especially in seniors. The eyes change over time in a number of ways…
Weather changes can significantly influence the well-being of individuals with dementia. As these transitions occur—whether from warm to cold or changes in humidity—seniors with cognitive impairments may experience various challenges that can exacerbate their symptoms. Understanding these effects is crucial for caregivers, families, and healthcare professionals to provide the best support possible. How Weather Changes Affect Dementia Symptoms ➤ Mood…
We are proud to recognize Tork Simmons as our October Caregiver of the Month! Tork joined our team in July 2024 as a Personal Care Assistant (PCA) having recently relocated from Wilmington, NC where he had caregiving experience. Tork quickly established rapport with the Clients that he cares for and is often requested when they need additional shifts. Tork goes…
Autumn brings with it an abundance of nutrient-dense, flavorful fruits and vegetables. With the help of home care assistance, seniors aging in place can take advantage of seasonal produce at this time of year, which tastes great and has many health advantages. For seniors, eating in-season fruits and vegetables can be a quick and easy way to promote their general…
Meniere’s Disease is an inner ear disorder that causes vertigo, dizziness, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and hearing loss. It can occur at any age, but most people develop it between 40-60 so it might be something your loved one has dealt with for a long time but now that he’s older, he’s finding the symptoms are greatly interfering with…
On August 21, we celebrated our first anniversary of acquiring Assisting Hands of Forsyth and North Fulton. In our first year we were able to achieve significant growth milestones in Clients served and Caregivers on our team as we doubled the size of our agency. In year 2 we expect to exceed that growth as we grow our referral partner…
As the crisp autumn air settles in and the leaves begin to paint the world in vibrant hues, September also brings an important reminder: Fall Prevention Month. This time of year is not only about appreciating the beauty of nature but also about prioritizing safety, particularly for our older adults and those at risk of falls. Why Fall Prevention Matters…
We are proud to recognize Kelly Smith as our September Caregiver of the Month. Kelly joined our team in June of this year as a Personal Care Assistant (PCA) with many years of experience caring for her loved ones. Kelly brings a strong personal connection to every Client that she works with and treats them as if they were family….
