Assisting Hands Home Care was proud to participate in the Concord Reserve Car Show, an exciting community event celebrating National Assisted Living Week. This event provided a wonderful opportunity to connect with local families, showcase our services, and highlight the importance of comprehensive in-home care for seniors. Joining the event was Ellen Stutz, our Community Education Liaison and Homecare Marketer….
Undergoing hip or knee surgery can be a daunting experience for elderly patients, especially when faced with an overwhelming amount of medical information. However, understanding the basics of the procedure, key recovery milestones, and the benefits of hiring in-home caregivers can significantly support the healing process. Seniors may require surgery due to arthritis in the knee or a fractured hip….
June is recognized as Elder Abuse Awareness Month, an important time to shine a light on the various types of abuse that affect our aging loved ones. Among these, financial exploitation is especially harmful because it targets seniors’ hard-earned assets and threatens their independence, security, and peace of mind. Financial abuse can take many forms—from scams and fraud to manipulation…
When someone you love is living with Alzheimer’s, the everyday things—like sitting down for a meal—can become surprisingly complicated. Maybe your mom forgets she already ate. Maybe your dad says nothing tastes good anymore. Or maybe your spouse just stares at the food, unsure what to do with it. Sound familiar? You’re not alone—and you’re not doing anything wrong. Alzheimer’s…
Dementia is not a specific disease—it’s a term that describes a group of symptoms affecting memory, communication, and the ability to perform everyday tasks. While every person’s experience with dementia is unique, the progression of symptoms tends to follow a pattern that can be grouped into three broad stages: early, middle, and late. Understanding these stages helps families and caregivers…
