Assisting Hands Home Care Serving Fort Worth provides non-medical home care to seniors and adults with disabilities in Tarrant and Johnson County, covering areas like Fort Worth, Benbrook, Aledo, and Weatherford, so what you find is a service where trained caregivers help with everyday needs like bathing, dressing, medication reminders, meal preparation, shopping, light housekeeping, laundry, and companionship, and they're really set up to support folks who want to live at home with some help instead of moving out. The office, based at 4521 S. Hulen St., Suite 110, Fort Worth, TX 76109, is managed by Mr. Kim J. Beveridge, and they've kept their BBB A+ rating since 2014, so people can trust they're established.
Caregivers, all insured, bonded, and screened through thorough background checks and training, can come for a few hours or stay around the clock, and they do help with things like fall prevention, Alzheimer's and dementia care, Parkinson's support, hospice care, veteran home care, respite care, overnight and live-in support, plus after-surgery recovery, so families can choose what fits best. There's a focus on memory care that keeps people safe at home, and they use activities like puzzles, nature walks, and conversation to help with memory stimulation, and there's a friendly service dog called Boots who visits, which is a nice touch for folks who love animals.
Assisting Hands has safety features such as a Personal Emergency Response System with 24-hour emergency backup, and caregivers will help with medication reminders, mobility, toileting, bathing, and grooming, while also making sure homes are safe and evaluating for things like installable safety devices. They help with health appointment transportation and care coordination, communicating with healthcare providers and families, and they offer a web-based way to schedule assessments or get advice, plus resources for long-term care insurance and a brochure if people want to learn more. For folks living with memory loss or chronic conditions, caregivers build the plan around the individual, not just the diagnosis, encouraging early planning before a crisis, and they join online community forums for caregiver support too.
The service works with many ways to pay, including cash, checks, and credit cards. Reviews from families describe caregivers as helpful and kind, creating a positive environment, and they can provide care quickly, sometimes starting the same day or within 48 hours. Caregivers are provided and paid by the service, which takes care of payroll, insurance, and ongoing checks for safety and reliability. Veterans and their spouses can get help through special veteran home care benefits, and there's flexible scheduling for those who need just a bit of help or full 24-hour care. They offer support for emotional, physical, and mental well-being, and aim to help seniors keep their dignity and stay as independent as possible at home.
