Assisting Hands-Serving San Diego

When life’s events require extra help #AssistingHands Home Care provides individualized services to people of all ages, in many situations. We will help you remain happy and healthy at home!

If you have a family member who has survived a stroke, then you know they need consistent care to make a recovery. We will form a customized stroke recovery plan to suit the specific needs of your loved one. #AssistingHands

Seniors need to eat regular meals to get enough nutrition. Our caregivers can prepare meals daily that will accommodate your loved one’s dietary restrictions and maintain their health. Dig out that family recipe for a home-cooked meal they loved to cook and let our caregivers help them get it together!

Keeping a loved one in the comfort of their own home is priceless. #AssistingHands specializes in compassionate and dependable home care. Talk to a caregiver today!

Your loved one doesn't have to be alone. Don't feel bad if you're not able to visit as often as you'd like. Assisting Hands gives you peace of mind and helps your loved one remain happy and at home.

When post-surgery makes walking, standing or driving difficult, you can rely on us. Our compassionate caregivers provide exceptional home care services to support anyone of any age. #AssistingHands

During these unprecedented times, we know that life can feel overwhelming. If you need help with daily tasks, you can trust our caregivers to help you with things such as meal preparation or personal care. Learn more: https://www.assistinghands.com//sandiego/services/meal-pr/.

Staying physically active throughout your lifeis one way to reduce the risk of breast cancer. Here are some guidelines for integrating physical activity into your life at any age or stage: http://bit.ly/2yJHlTI #AssistingHands

National Home Care and Hospice Month in November allows us to thank those who tirelessly help sick people cope, help the elderly to age in place, and provide loving spaces for people who need a little extra help. #AssistingHands #homecarehospicemonth

Ninety percent of Americans want to age in place, and #homecare is the preferred method of health care delivery among the disabled, elderly, and chronically ill. #AssistingHands

Make sure your home is safe for seniors!

After breast cancer, it can be challenging to know what to ask your doctor. This handy checklist can help you ask about specific late and long-term effects of breast cancer and its treatment: http://bit.ly/NCSRCBrCaPatients #AssistingHands

October 17 is Sweetest Day! A day to be sweet by sharing a kind thought, a small gift or a gesture of kindness. It’s a day to give a card with a sweet message to someone you appreciate. Little gifts of candy and other sweets are shared, as well. #AssistingHands

Today is National Mammography Day! What is a mammogram? What are the pros and cons of screening mammograms? Find out answers to these questions and more: http://bit.ly/2Kh7ted #AssistingHands

Happy National Case Management Week! Thanks for all that you do each and every day. #NCMW #AssistingHands

We know that you two can take care of each other, but our expert caregivers are here to provide extra help with personal tasks and errands for the house.

Until COVID-19 happened, handwashing and its importance in helping prevent the spread of diseases is something that most of us probably never gave much thought to. But the global pandemic has demonstrated the importance of handwashing - meaning #GlobalHandwashingDay now carries extra relevance, even though it has been around since 2008. Stay safe, friends! #AssistingHands

Today is Accredited Case Manager (ACM) Recognition Day! We put the CARE in CARE Management. Happy National Case Management Week #NCMW