While having the flu is not a fun experience for anyone, it is especially bad for seniors – the elderly have weaker immune systems than younger...
Read moreHow to Help Your Senior Loved Ones Transition to a New Caregiver
What are signs to look for while hiring a caregiver? What are ways to develop ease with caregiving teams? Find the answers to those questions and...
Read moreHome Modifications to Help Seniors
Aging in place is the preferred living situation for 87 percent of people over the age of 65. It is no surprise that seniors choose to grow old in...
Read moreFrequently Asked Questions about Respite Care
Integral to most caregivers’ lives is respite care. As a short-term type of care, respite care gives family caregivers relief from constant...
Read more6 Fun Spring Activities for Seniors
When the spring season approaches, it provides a stark contrast to what’s usually a dark, dreary winter. The sun comes out, the weather is of a...
Read moreNational Family Caregivers Month – Honoring the Sacrifice of Family Caregivers
November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month and National Family Caregivers Month, when people who care for loved ones incapable of looking after...
Read moreAssisting Hands at the WGS Women’s Art Exhibit
Oakton Community College exhibit depicts strength, resilience of women. One of our best caregivers Stella Spiridonova was invited to participate...
Read moreCaregiver of the Month – Elon Nabatanzi
Assisting Hands Schaumburg has a reputation of providing high quality and compassionate home care for seniors and we are proud to reward Elon for...
Read moreCaregiving Tips from the Pros
Becoming a caregiver isn’t an easy task, and it often happens very quickly. Most people aren’t trained in providing elderly care services, so it’s...
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