Our Management Team
A Professional Independent Home Care Team
From our Family to yours… we’ve got you covered with an amazing team of dedicated professionals whose mission is to provide the highest quality kind of senior care Santa Rosa, CA families prefer most.
Within our offices, we have over 100 years of combined Homecare management experience. When a situation arises, you can trust that Hired Hands has you covered.
Learn more about our home care services in Novato, Pleasanton, Santa Rosa, Napa, Sonoma, and the surrounding areas.
We will be introducing our fabulous directors and managers here soon… !
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 »
If Mom Has Alzheimer’s, Will You Get It Too?
When Mom has Alzheimer’s and you watch her struggling to remember your name or losing track of her daily routine, an unsettling thought might creep into your mind:... Read More »
How to Make Life Better for Someone With Alzheimer’s Using Routines and Reminders
When it comes to Alzheimer’s, it’s the little things that can make a big difference. Simple, thoughtful routines and reminders can transform life for the individual, bringing moments... Read More »
What to Watch For the First Night Home After Surgery to Prevent a Readmission
By the time your older loved one settles into their own bed again the first night home after surgery, everyone is running on empty. The hospital stay may... Read More »
Why So Many Rehospitalizations Happen During the First Week Home
The hospital stay is over. Discharge instructions have been reviewed. Everyone is eager to get back to familiar surroundings and begin the recovery process at home. It feels... Read More »
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY Weekend!
Happy Fourth of July!
This weekend, we join the nation in celebrating independence, freedom and the opportunity to provide care that change lives. As you fire up the grill and... Read More »
What Is Caregiver Burden, and Is It Impacting You?
Caring for an older loved one is an act of love and devotion, but it can also feel like a never-ending marathon. The emotional highs of shared smiles... Read More »
Why Is My Parent With Dementia Hiding Things?
We’ve all experienced that moment of sheer panic when we can’t find our keys or wallet. It’s frustrating and disorienting. Now, picture this happening multiple times a day,... Read More »
How to Talk About Home Care Without Creating Resistance
Did you ever notice how some phrases instantly make people defensive, even when the intention behind them is completely harmless? Telling someone they’re being “careful” sounds very different... Read More »
It’s HOT – Stay Cool!
Greetings,
The National Weather Service has issued an EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING and Red Flag Advisory, effective from 11:00 pm Wednesday, and extending at least into Thursday. What Does This Mean?... Read More »
Help at Home for Seniors Shouldn’t Wait for a Breaking Point
Decisions about home care are rarely straightforward. When your parent is still living independently and managing most daily routines, it can be difficult to know whether bringing in... Read More »
Why Oversleeping in Dementia Happens and How to Support Better Days
If you’re noticing that a loved one with dementia is sleeping more during the day, you’re in good company. Oversleeping in dementia is extremely common, and it can... Read More »
How to Help Create a Positive Outlook for Aging Parents
Caring for an aging parent often means becoming their cheerleader and confidant. It should never be just about managing medications or medical appointments; you’re enriching their life, making... Read More »
Protecting Seniors from Scams!
Yesterday, the Press Democrat ran an informative article about the increase of scams specifically targeting seniors. It is mind blowing that national data shows that scams targeting older adults... Read More »
The Lasting Impact of Senior Home Care Assistance in Assisted Living – Part 2
A move into a care community often brings a sense of reassurance.
There’s a plan in place. Support is available. And there’s comfort in knowing that help is... Read More »
Proper Prep Saves Lives!
Join our friends at Emergency Prep Help (EPH) this summer as they present several FREE Community Workshops specifically designed to prepare seniors for natural disasters and other emergencies. Great... Read More »
Join Us at the Expo!
Join us TODAY, Friday May 8th, from 11-3 at the 18th Annual Aging & Disability Expo!
This great event highlights local resources, services & products for seniors,... Read More »
