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What Are Catastrophic Reactions in Alzheimer’s, and How Should You Handle Them?
Learn about catastrophic reactions in Alzheimer’s, including what to watch for, how to prevent them, and how to manage them if they occur.
Caring for someone with... Read More »
Because of Nancy, we do the Happy Dancey!
Please join us in congratulating Nancy LG, as our most recent Caregiver of the Month!
We have actually had the distinct pleasure of working with Nancy since 2016! After a... Read More »
10 Unique Birthday Party Ideas for Seniors That Everyone Will Love
Try one of these memorable birthday party ideas for seniors.
Celebrating a birthday is always special, but when it’s for someone who has lived through decades of... Read More »
Onnie is a Shining Star!
Please join us in congratulating Abigail “Onnie” T. as our next Caregiver of the Month!
We recently had the joy of surprising Onnie during shift with two of her clients,... Read More »
Connection is Prevention!
Connection is Prevention!
Join us on Sept. 18th for a super and FREE event! The Sonoma Co. Behavioral Health department presents a half-day conference focused on senior wellness and mental... Read More »
When Is 24-Hour Care for Dementia the Right Choice?
Knowing when to seek 24-hour care for dementia can make a world of difference in safety, health, and peace of mind.
Dementia doesn’t follow a neat timeline.... Read More »
Time Management Tips for Caregivers Who Feel Stretched Too Thin
Time management for caregivers is possible with the right support, structure, and a little help from Hired Hands Homecare.
How much extra time do you have on... Read More »
Brush Up on the Benefits of Art for Seniors
From painting to poetry, the benefits of art for seniors include memory support, emotional healing, self-confidence, and more.
It might start with a paintbrush, a lump of... Read More »
Noticing Shifts in Senior Sleep Patterns? Here’s What’s Normal – and What’s Not.
Senior sleep patterns normally shift in aging, but there are some exceptions you’ll need to be aware of.
Ever wonder why Dad falls asleep in the recliner... Read More »
The Unexpected Challenges of Supporting an Older Adult Through Grief
Loss is never easy, but it tends to feel even heavier with age. After a lifetime of building meaningful relationships, each goodbye can feel like a piece of... Read More »
Create Connection Through Cooking With Someone Who Has Dementia
The kitchen is a place where stories are told, hands are busy, and memories simmer right alongside the soup. That’s what makes cooking with someone who has dementia... Read More »
