Here At Home Healthcare

12/03/2025

There's a lot to navigate. Start here with the first 5 steps you, as a family member, can take to set up care for your loved one.

If you need anything, we're here every step of the way 🩵

Step-by-step guide to setting up quality in-home care. Learn how to plan, choose caregivers, and start care with confidence.

12/02/2025

Today is Giving Tuesday—a day to think beyond ourselves and support our communities. 💙

In the spirit of giving, we want to shine a light on the often-invisible caregivers in our community:

To family caregivers: You give endlessly—time, energy, love, patience. Your sacrifices often go unnoticed, but not unappreciated. You are seen. You matter.

To professional caregivers: You choose a profession that requires both strength and tenderness. You bring dignity, companionship, and comfort to people in their most vulnerable moments. Thank you.

To the seniors in our community: Your stories, wisdom, and resilience inspire us. You've given so much throughout your lives, and you deserve to be honored and cared for with respect.

Ways to give back today:
🤝 Check in on an elderly neighbor - a 10-minute visit can change their whole day
📞 Call a family member you've been meaning to reach
🍲 Drop off a meal to a friend who's caregiving
💬 Listen without trying to fix—sometimes that's the greatest gift
💰 Donate to local senior services or caregiver support organizations
📝 Leave a positive review for a caregiver or senior service that helped your family

The smallest acts of kindness create ripples we never see. What's one way you're giving back today?

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Here at Home Healthcare!

Today we're especially thankful for the seniors we serve, the families who trust us, and our dedicated caregivers who make a difference every single day.

May your day be filled with love, laughter, and precious moments with those who matter most 🧡

11/26/2025

This Thanksgiving, we're grateful for the families who trust us with their most precious loved ones. 💛

The holidays can bring mixed emotions—joy at being together, and worry about aging parents who may need more support. If you're spending Thanksgiving noticing signs that Mom or Dad could use help at home, know that you're not alone in this journey.

Wishing your family a safe and happy Thanksgiving. 🦃

11/24/2025

This Thanksgiving, you might notice things about your aging parents that concern you. Trust your instincts.

Here are 5 signs your loved one might benefit from in-home care:
🏠 The house isn't as tidy as it used to be
🍽️ Spoiled food in the fridge or weight loss
💊 Missed medications or confusion about prescriptions
🚗 New dents or scratches on the car
👔 Changes in personal hygiene or grooming

You're not overreacting, you're caring. And you don't have to navigate this alone.

Here at Home Healthcare offers personalized care plans that allow seniors to age safely at home with dignity. Let's talk about how we can support your family.

11/22/2025

To the family caregiver reading this while your loved one naps: You're doing an incredible job. And you're probably exhausted 😩

Here's something most caregivers don't hear enough: taking a break doesn't make you selfish. It makes you sustainable.

Caregiver burnout is real. The signs often creep up slowly—irritability, trouble sleeping, withdrawing from friends, feeling resentful of the person you're caring for (and then feeling guilty about that resentment).

This weekend, even if it's just for an hour, do something for yourself. Take a walk. Call a friend. Sit in your car and listen to music. Read a chapter of that book that's been on your nightstand for months.

Your loved one needs you healthy—physically and emotionally. You can't be there for them if you're running on empty.

What's one thing you're doing for yourself this weekend? Drop it in the comments—let's remind each other that self-care isn't optional. 💙

11/19/2025

Check on your loved ones ♥️

With the holidays approaching, many families will be gathering for the first time in months. These moments together are precious—and they're also the perfect opportunity to check in on your aging loved ones.

Are you noticing changes in Mom's home? Has Dad lost weight? Is Grandma's usual spark dimmed? These subtle signs often become visible when we see our loved ones with fresh eyes.

Here at Home Healthcare provides compassionate in-home care that helps seniors maintain independence while giving families peace of mind. From part time companion care to overnight and full time 24/7 care, we're here to help.

Schedule a complimentary consultation before the holidays: (314) 708-8716

11/19/2025

Learn exactly what to say—and what to avoid—when discussing in-home care with aging parents to keep the dialogue open and compassionate.

11/12/2025

Difficult discussions can cause discourse within families. Click to learn more about how to navigate conversations when tensions are high.

Learn practical strategies to unite your family and make collaborative care decisions that put your parents’ well-being first.

11/05/2025

The first step is having the conversation, and it isn't always easy.

Click here to learn more about how to open up a healthy dialogue and communicate with warmth, care and compassion.

Discover practical strategies to ease resistance, reduce conflict, and start the conversation with love and respect.

09/29/2025

We're hiring! To apply, click on the link in the comments!

Welcome to Here at Home Healthcare - Companion Caregiver Application Thank you for your interest in joining our compassionate team of home healthcare companions. We provide essential support services that help clients maintain their independence and quality of life in the comfort of their own homes....

09/26/2025

Hot showers can knock you out. Literally. 🚿

When you have circulation issues, diabetes, or blood pressure problems, that relaxing hot shower can drop your blood pressure fast.

Result? Dizziness, falls, or fainting in the most dangerous room in your house.

Better approach: Warm (not hot) water, shower chair, and always have someone nearby if you're at risk.

Hot water + blood pressure meds = dizzy spells. Cooler showers = no more falls.