Helping Hands For Seniors

Helping Hands For Seniors has been serving older adults and their families in Oregon and Washington since 2007, and what makes them stand out is how they give people a lot of options based on what each person needs, so you'll find all kinds of care like independent living for folks who want a low-maintenance lifestyle with resort-style amenities and social activities, assisted living for seniors who need help with daily tasks, medication, meals, or personal care, and secure memory care suites for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, which include 24-hour support, special programs, and activities meant to help preserve memory, plus they've got board and care homes set in neighborhoods where a small group of residents gets daily care, and skilled nursing with round-the-clock medical services, rehabilitation, and wound care for those who need more attention, and there's even respite care for family caregivers needing a break, so everything's designed to be as simple and as personal as possible. The community includes places like Hillcrest Guest Home, Mariana's Adult Care Home, Anthem Memory Care Inc, Angel's Inn Adult Care Home, and Felicia's Adult Care Home, which all have their own way of making people comfortable, and they also help families with the whole placement process, so seniors find a safe and nurturing home that matches their health needs, budget, and what they like to do. Helping Hands For Seniors uses senior advisors and healthcare professionals to walk families through their choices, assess what level of care would be best, and guide folks to places whether they need just a little help or full nursing care, including help with things like activities of daily living, household chores, or finding companionship, plus with their state accreditation and local ownership, people tend to feel like they're getting honest, down-to-earth advice, and since they focus on making stressful transitions as smooth as they can, families get help at no cost when picking out the right kind of care, whether that's independent living, assisted living, memory care, hospice, or adult care homes, and their hours run every day of the week, so families can get questions answered and help with decisions when needed.