Assisting Hands® Home Care in Westlake OH offers personalized non-medical home health care services. Our trained, dependable caregivers can add life to the years of you or your loved ones, making your home an even better place to be.
Our services include everything from companionship, meal preparation, medication reminders, shopping and errands, light housekeeping and laundry, to personal care, and help with bathing and dressing. We can customize our non-medical in-home care services to fit your schedule and your needs, whether you need a few hours of care per day or round-the-clock care. Give us a call for a free consultation on respite care, overnight care, 24-hour care, and live-in care.
Assisting Hands Home Care provides specialized Parkinson’s home care services. Our caregivers receive specialized training to understand the unique needs and challenges associated with Parkinson’s, ensuring they can provide the appropriate support and assistance. We create personalized care plans tailored to the specific symptoms and abilities of the elderly with Parkinson’s.
Our Parkinson’s home care addresses the challenges and hazards of Parkinson’s disease by creating a safe and comfortable environment that minimizes the risk of falls and other potential hazards. Our caregivers are always available to help individuals with Parkinson’s with daily activities, medication management, emotional support, and much more.
Our home care services are available throughout Ohio.
Visit the Service Areas pages for the full list of locations we serve.
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.
Our utmost dedication lies in ensuring the safety and comfort of your cherished elderly loved ones. Our extensive array of services encompasses everything from essential personal care, such as bathing, grooming, and meal assistance, to fostering companionship and providing reliable transportation.
As your loved one gracefully embraces the golden years, their independence may wane, calling for a helping hand with their day-to-day tasks. Our compassionate caregivers are here to ensure that your loved one receives the necessary support. From vacuuming and dishwashing to laundry and dusting, our dedicated caregiver will gladly assist with light housekeeping chores, making beds, sweeping and mopping floors, and any other household tasks that you or your loved one may require.
In addition to fostering your independence, our caregivers take great pleasure in making mealtime a delightful experience. Your beloved family member will savor scrumptious and nourishing meals crafted with utmost care. We firmly believe that healthy eating not only enhances the flavor but also contributes to overall well-being. Therefore, our dedicated caregivers meticulously prepare meals tailored to any special dietary requirements, ensuring your loved one’s good health. Moreover, they take care of the cleanup afterward, leaving you or your loved one with a clean and tidy kitchen.
Our services are provided to seniors, 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 oftentimes 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.
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