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Could You Be Missing These Lesser-Known Symptoms of Parkinson’s?
When most people think of Parkinson’s disease, tremors or difficulty moving likely come to mind first. But if you’re caring for a loved one with Parkinson’s, you may... Read More »
Steps You Can Take Today to Overcome Senior Nutrition Barriers
With the holidays approaching, you might be thinking about festive meals and family gatherings centered around favorite foods and traditions. But what about the rest of the year?... Read More »
What Is Word Salad in Seniors, and Why Does It Happen?
Have you ever eaten a bowl of alphabet soup? As you’d expect, the letters float around in a chaotic mix. What’s not expected, and can be quite alarming,... Read More »
Grace Puts a Smile on our Face!
Please join us in celebrating Grace as our most recent Caregiver of the Month!
We have had the honor of working with Grace since September of 2024, and this is... Read More »
The Hidden Signs of Pain You May Be Overlooking
Recognizing pain isn’t always as simple as asking, “Where does it hurt?” Some older adults have difficulty describing what they’re feeling because of dementia or another cognitive condition.... Read More »
Happy Labor Day!
On this important day, we tip our hat and raise our glass to our amazing team of dedicated professionals. Every day, you go out of your way to make... Read More »
Want to Reduce Chronic Pain? It Begins at Home.
Living with pain means accepting that some days will be better than others…and that finding ways to reduce chronic pain becomes paramount. While arthritis and other chronic conditions... Read More »
Watch for These Common Comorbidities of COPD
Watching a loved one manage the daily challenges of COPD isn’t easy. You see them struggle with breathlessness and fatigue, and you want to do everything you can... Read More »
The Art of Decluttering Your Parents’ Home While They Can Still Join In
You’ve finally decided to bite the bullet and start working on downsizing and decluttering your parents’ home. As you begin sorting through the attic, you come across a... Read More »
The Unexpected Sense of Loneliness While Battling Cancer
Your parent may be surrounded by caring people after a cancer diagnosis. Friends stop by to visit. The phone rings more often. Cards arrive in the mail. Even... Read More »
“Michelle Deserves Every Ounce of Recognition”
Please join us in congratulating Michelle, as our most recent Caregiver of the Month!
Michelle has been a valued member of the Hired Hands team since August 2024 and we... Read More »
Don’t Let a Diagnosis of Cancer Overtake Your Parent’s Life
After a cancer diagnosis, it can seem as though one word suddenly takes over every corner of life. It becomes the focus of conversations, fills the calendar with... Read More »
