We have an Ice Cream Social Coming up soon! We have had two previous ones before this one and they both went great! We had one in May and our most recent one in July. Both events were filled with seniors dancing to the live music performer, and enjoying some sweet treats provided by us! We brought a various amount… Continue Reading Ice Cream Social and End of Summer Tips
Understanding the financial aspects of home care tax benefits and deductions can help manage costs more effectively. Home care is a vital service that allows elderly and special needs individuals to receive the support they need in the comfort of their own homes. Here, we will explore the key tax benefits and deductible expenses related to home care, providing you… Continue Reading Home Care Tax Benefits and Deductions
Beating the January blues is not difficult to do. January is often prime time for Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, a mood disorder that occurs when the seasons change. SAD usually starts in the fall and winter and continues until spring and summer hit again. Researchers have yet to show the crucial link of how diminished daylight leads to a… Continue Reading Beating the January Blues
Caregivers have a hard task of taking care of loved ones who may be in unfavorable conditions. Caregivers come from all walks of life and possess qualities that go beyond ordinary characteristics. They have to because it takes a lot to care for loved ones who are ill, disabled, and/or elderly. What Caregivers Learn One caregiver states: “I have learned… Continue Reading Taking Care of Loved Ones
Summer is here and how do you encourage summer activities for folks with special needs? There are many camps for people with developmental and intellectual disabilities utilize therapeutic horseback riding.
Spring Cleaning Tips for Seniors To optimize daily living, spring cleaning is a tradition for many in our communities. We discuss some spring cleaning tips may help folks feel motivated to take the first step. It’s April 2023 and spring is here after weeks of tumultuous rain in Southern California. Often, people clean their homes when spring arrives as the… Continue Reading Spring Cleaning Tips
Fall-Proofing Your Home Fall-proofing your home can help prevent more than 75% of falls that take place inside or in close proximity to the home. But your home doesn’t have to be an obstacle course of potential falls. Some simple and quick changes will easily help reduce your risk of falling. The following tips for fall-proofing your home can help… Continue Reading Fall-Proofing Your Home
When life’s events require extra help, Assisting Hands® Home Care provides individualized services to people in need of all ages. Our agency plays a significant role in assistive care that is growing in importance for patients outside the hospital setting. Assisting Hands® exemplifies compassion, dependability and dignity to all our clients. What is more, founded on the principles of caring… Continue Reading A Successful Approach to Home Care
Falling is a Common Problem Falling is a common problem for individuals 65 years and older, and it can often lead to a trip to the hospital. Each year, millions of older adults fall. In fact, more than one of our four older adults falls each year, but fewer than half will inform their doctor. Research shows that falling once… Continue Reading Why Falls Are Problematic
The term “heart disease” refers to several types of heart conditions. The most common type of heart disease in the United States is coronary artery disease (CAD), which affects the blood flow to the heart attack. The more time that passes without treatment to restore blood flow, the greater the damage to the heart muscle. Sometimes heart disease may be… Continue Reading How to Lower the Risk of a Heart Attack