When I Move, You Move
We often take for granted the ability to get up, go out, and be active. However, the quarantine that accompanied rising COVID-19 cases gave everyone a taste of what it was like to have to make do at home in order to meet all your personal needs. Although things have begun to open up again, […]
Cold Hands, Warm Heart
As we continue through this stormy season with a steep drop in temperature, let’s take a minute to address the risks for the elderly that come with these weather conditions – more specifically, hypothermia. There are many factors that go into why an older body is more susceptible to such an illness compared to others. […]
‘Tis the Season
During this Holiday season… May you TRAVEL safely, Find BEAUTY in the simple things, Keep PEACE in your heart, Create deeper FRIENDSHIPS, Dance gracefully to your own MUSIC, Instill JOY in someone’s life, Open new opportunities for GROWTH, Share quality time with FAMILY, And spread LOVE to the world around you! Video Produced by: Ryshel […]
The 4 P’s in Fall Prevention
As our loved ones and those we care for get older or grow ill, we must recognize that their ambulatory skills are not what they used to be. Things that were once everyday menial tasks become huge mountains to cross for them as their control over their body becomes weaker. One of these tasks, unfortunately, […]
S.O.S.
It is not uncommon for primary caregivers to experience a deep exhaustion whether it be within a few months or many years caring for their loved ones. This isn’t to say they don’t love their significant other, their parents, in-laws, or siblings. In fact it’s likely the complete opposite. However, as with anything done in […]
Healing the Healer
Grief is an emotion most people associate with losing those in our tightest circles, whether it be best friends, a significant other, or family members. When you lose someone who doesn’t exist within such proximity, the feeling may be reduced to sadness in order to account for a lack of closeness. However, grief in any […]
An Angel Awaits
Getting the right help when you need it the most is critical to a life well lived. Angels Heart Home Care delivers personalized service that solve many of life’s challenges whether you live on your own or with a loved one. We offer assistance with personal care, meal preparation, and companionship. We also provide […]
You Got the Touch
There are at least three common fears that people deal with as they age. They are: Fear of losing their independenceFear of being alone andFear of outliving their income. Fear of Isolation Fear of Outliving Income The fear of losing one’s independence can occur simultaneously with the fear of being alone. It sounds a […]
When Doves Cry
Angels Heart Home Care Services is deeply saddened by another unexpected turn of events that has affected eastern Europe. Our heart goes out to the people of Ukraine who have lost their freedom, their dreams, their homes, and the lives of their loved ones. A peace-loving Nation now ravaged by war. The World has witnessed […]
An Angel’s Playbook
Angels Heart believes that working as a Team is an important factor for success to reach the highest quality of life possible even as we age. So, what’s in our Playbook for 2022? First is to allow families manage their time better; To help with healing and recovery; To encourage respite care; To promote integration […]