Assisting Hands® Home Care is staffed with caring, dedicated individuals who pledge a 100% commitment to provide excellent service to you and your loved ones.

As a licensed, insured and bonded agency, Assisting Hands® will provide the appropriate level of care and experience as required by the client. All of our caregivers are trained by the owners of our company, who are Physical Therapists. Our caregivers are CPR and First Aid Certified, TB tested, criminal fingerprint background checked and reference checked. We keep drivers license, auto insurance and other credentials up to date and on file.

Due to our extensive training program, our caregivers can assist with all activities of daily living. Our caregivers are experienced and trained in providing the level care of care needed for your loved one. We have caregivers who have completed a Certified Nursing Program, Medical Assistant Program or other educational courses.

Assisting Hands® can provide the right kind of service:

As Needed or PRN: An individual who does not have a consistent ongoing schedule and contacts us to schedule service as needed.

Hourly- Services are provided on an hourly basis.

Live-In- A caregiver who provides continuous service for a 24 hour period of time allowing for 8 hours of sleep and three breaks of one hour each per 24 hours of service. Generally, a week of service will be provided by two caregivers.

24 Hour Hourly- Care that requires the caregiver to be alert and awake for 24 hours. This service provides two caregivers in back to back shifts of 12 hours or 3 caregivers in 8 hour shifts.

“Rise and Shine” or “Tuck In Service”- A single task that is decided upon in advance and provided by a caregiver in one hour or less.

What determines the Cost of Assisting Hands® Services?

Frequency- The number of days in a week a caregiver is scheduled for services.

Consistency- A regular on-going schedule that rarely if ever changes from week to week. Services can vary on a week to week basis.

Length- Services can be long term or used for short periods of time during transitional periods.

Level- The expertise of services required and the type of care that is provided.