Assisting Hands® Home Care provides non-medical Home Health Care services to seniors and adults with limitations in Frisco, Plano, Allen, Little Elm, Prosper and the surrounding areas.
Assisting Hands exemplifies compassion, dependability and dignity to all of our clients. Our company was founded on the principles of caring for others in a way that we would also want to be cared for which is made evident through our nationwide team of trained professionals who feel called to give care. Providing non-medical in-home healthcare in the privacy of a client’s home or Assisted Living Facility, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week is why you can confidently rely on Assisting Hands Home Care even if you require overnight care.
If your loved one is in need of around-the-clock care due to a chronic illness or dementia, we can help with our live-in care and 24-hour home care services
Our experienced team of home care experts and licensed caregivers are dedicated to providing quality, compassionate care for all adults with disabilities and seniors who wish to remain in the comfort of their own homes.
Our experienced dementia caregivers are here to provide your loved one the detailed attention they need while giving you peace of mind knowing that their needs are taken care of properly.
If you or you loved one gets discharged from a hospital or a rehab facility, our after-surgery home care services will ensure you get the rest you need to recover fully.
Our Veteran home care services are available to those who are eligible for the Veterans Affairs (VA) pension with Aid and Attendance Benefit,
At Assisting Hands Home Care – Frisco, we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to remain comfortable, independent, and respected in the place they call home. Our team provides compassionate, non-medical in-home support for seniors and adults with disabilities, creating personalized care plans that focus on dignity, comfort, and quality of life.
Wolfgang Willems brings nearly two decades of international experience in engineering, leadership, and project management. His path to home care was shaped by personal experience—caring for his first child, who lived with severe disabilities. Through those years, Wolfgang gained a deep understanding of the challenges families face when supporting a loved one with complex needs.
Inspired to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others, Wolfgang became the owner of Assisting Hands Home Care – Frisco in 2021. His goal is to provide families with compassionate support while building a team of caregivers who are dedicated to treating every client with patience, respect, and genuine care.
Today, under Wolfgang’s leadership, our Frisco team combines professional expertise with a heartfelt commitment to helping clients live safely and comfortably at home. Families can feel confident knowing their loved ones are supported by caregivers who truly care about their well-being.
Our specialized stroke recovery home care provides trained caregivers who understand the physical, cognitive, and emotional changes that often follow a stroke. We help seniors and adults remain safer and more independent at home while supporting their therapy goals and daily routines.
Through personalized care plans, mobility assistance, meal preparation, medication reminders, and close coordination with therapists and physicians, our team helps families across Frisco, Plano, Little Elm, Prosper, and North Dallas navigate the recovery journey with confidence.
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Our services are provided to anyone, in any situation that makes living independently more difficult. Aging, illness, or disabilities can put a person in an unexpected state of home care needs which often times can create an urgency for care. We are prepared and ready to step in to offer the care you or your loved one would want. Our certified, bonded, and insured caregivers have the compassion and skills necessary to help overcome the challenges you and your loved one may be facing.
Every day, nurses work under enormous pressure. Hospital stays are shorter, patients are more medically complex, and the expectations to prevent readmissions continue to rise. Yet one of the biggest challenges often begins after discharge, when patients return home and try to manage medications, mobility, nutrition, and recovery on their own. We believe great care does not stop at the…
Keeping a loved one in the comfort of their own home is priceless. After a long hospital stay, for example, coordinating the logistics of bathing, meal prep and cleanup, pharmacy runs, etc. can be overwhelming, especially if the patient has adult children whose career requires full-time work. Rather than leaving a good paying job to take care of mom or dad, many families turn to a caregiver. There are four primary ways to pay for home care.
