Trusted Caregivers Providing Seniors and Families
with Exceptional In-Home Care.
Elderly Care
Seniors who age in place likely need care and assistance to be safe and comfortable in their homes. We understand that each person’s care needs are unique which is why we work with each senior and their family to understand their specific needs. We then form a care plan that accommodates their needs, including help with activities of daily living (ADLs).
Post Hospital Care
Returning home from the hospital is not easy for seniors and disabled adults. We provide post hospital care to help seniors and adults transition back home. Our caregivers provide assistance with ADLs and ensure that your loved ones follow their discharge instructions to help their recovery. We will also ensure they get the rest they need while we help take care of tasks around the house.
Companion Care
Our caregivers will be more to your loved ones than providers of personal care and assistance. We will pair your loved one with a caregiver who will also be a companion and help alleviate feelings of loneliness and isolation. Our caregivers get to know your loved ones and build personal relationships that include friendly conversations and fun activities.
Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care
Seniors suffering from Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia require consistent care, and it is best for them to receive care in the familiar and comfortable environment of their home. We provide effective care for those suffering from all forms of dementia that includes personal care and assistance as well as positive reinforcement to counteract common behaviors of dementia patients.
24-Hour Home Care
Seniors and adults with disabilities who need around the clock care can get constant care and supervision with our 24-hour home care services. With this care, we will make sure there is always a licensed caregiver in the home to provide personal care and assistance and respond to emergencies. These services are ideal for those with illnesses or chronic conditions who require constant care.
Hospice Support
Our caregivers can provide additional support to those receiving hospice care, including personal care, companionship, and help with certain household tasks. Our goal is to ensure the comfort and quality of life of your loved ones so they can live their final days with dignity.
Veteran Home Care
Veterans and spouses of veterans who are eligible to receive benefits from the Department of Veteran’s Affairs (VA) can put these benefits towards the cost of home care. Assisting Hands Home Care is an approved provider of VA home care and works with eligible veterans and spouses to ensure they receive the care they need.
Personal Care Wherever They Call Home
If your loved ones do not live at home, they can still receive personalized care from our caregivers at Assisting Hands Home Care. Our caregivers are ready to visit the following care facilities in Lyndhurst, NJ, and the surrounding areas to provide care.
- Nursing homes
- Retirement Communities/Life Plan Communities
- Rehabilitation centers
- Assisted living facilities
- Hospitals
- Independent living facilities
Everyone was wonderful from my initial call to care. Thank you to everyone at Assisting Hands.
So grateful they could help me with caring for my Dad. This company genuinely cares and puts the needs of the ones they care for above anything else. Highly recommend to anyone that needs help with an aging family member.They make a difference because they have the right personality and the right training.
My parents’ Home Health Aide, Yesenia is absolutely fabulous. She’s kind, compassionate, hard working and extremely trustworthy! It’s been a wonderful experience and we are very thankful to Assisting Hands Home Care for such a perfect fit!
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