Home Care Services in Coppell TX: March is American Red Cross Month. As a family caregiver, this is the ideal opportunity for you to learn more about potential disaster situations and emergencies, and get tips for what you can do to help your loved one deal with these situations in the way that is right for them.
Assisting Hands was quick, efficient and friendly! We were in a bind when our mom suddenly fell ill and they were there to help through a very difficult time. I am so grateful for the help.
Natasha with Assisting Hands has been a God Send for my parents. She not only assists them with physical needs but provides emotional and spiritual support.
A friend and I were talking recently and she mentioned that she was exhausted from caring for her sister who just had surgery. My friend was stressing as she didn’t know about the surgery ahead of time and had to leave town for business. I said “Why didn’t you call me?” She said as her sister wasn’t elderly, she just didn’t make the connection.
Assisting Hands Home Care Owner, Robbie McCullough, was on hand to let the good times roll at the Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting of Arbor House of Garland. The Mardi Gras themed event was a hit with the attendees.
Spring Cleaning for your loved one can be trickier as they become older. It’s an especially important routine in homes where seniors may no longer be able to keep up with regular housekeeping chores.
Do you need some extra help for yourself or your loved ones? Assisting Hands provides Personal Care, Personal Assistance Services, Respite Care, Housekeeping and more. We tailor our services to fit your needs… whether it’s one morning a week or around the clock. Services are available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.
Thank you to Robbie McCullough and Jana Smith of Assisting Hands of Preston Hollow. They have been wonderful to work with, providing exceptional service.
This week, Assisting Hands Home Care Owner, Robbie McCullough, proved he’s just one of the girls.
As an adult child, you may see your elderly loved one coping with challenges that keep them from being able to live the quality of life that they deserve. In some situations, however, helping your parent with these tasks can be emotionally difficult for you, putting your aging loved one and you in an uncomfortable situation.
