Assisting Hands-Serving Greater Cincinnati

01/14/2026

Nothing like a little caffeine and sugar to add some pep to a gloomy day! Gen hosted with our friends from The Ashton at Anderson, and the Anderson Senior Center.

01/13/2026

📖NEW Real Talk About Dementia Article📖

In Kate Race’s latest blog, she shares a powerful reminder for dementia caregivers: acceptance doesn’t mean you have to like what’s happening, it means acknowledging your situation to move forward with more clarity, compassion, and support. 💛🧠

Swipe through our carousel for key takeaways and gentle reminders for navigating this journey.

👇 Check out the link in our comments for the full blog!

01/09/2026

Congratulations Robin! So happy for you and everything you have accomplished for our clients and caregivers in Columbus!

🎉 Promotion Announcement 🎉

We’re pleased to announce that Robin Gorrell, LPN, has been promoted to Managing Director! Since joining Assisting Hands in December 2020 as a Care Manager, Robin has steadily grown in responsibility and impact, first advancing to Care Management Director and now into the Managing Director role.

Congratulations to Robin on this well-earned promotion! 👏

01/08/2026

Kate enjoyed spending time teaching the team at UC Medical Center about fall prevention!

❓Did you know?
➡️Falls are the leading cause of injury among individuals over 65.

Taking the right measures to prevent falls is key. See our blog in the comments to learn more about how to increase your loved ones safety at home.

01/08/2026

We are so proud of Jodie on our Columbus team for her much deserved promotion! Exciting to see her professional growth and the growth of our Columbus operations over the past year!

🎉 Promotion Announcement 🎉

We’re excited to announce that Jodie Young, LPN, has been promoted from Care Manager to Care Management Director! In her new role, Jodie will lead all Care Management responsibilities and report to Robin Gorrell.

Since joining Assisting Hands in April 2024, Jodie has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership, strong relationships with clients and caregivers, and a deep commitment to quality care and our mission.

Please join us in congratulating Jodie on this well-deserved promotion! 👏

01/07/2026

🌟 January Caregiver of the Month: Monica 🌟

Meet Monica, our Caregiver of the Month! With 8+ years of experience, Monica is known for her genuine one-on-one connections and her ability to turn a tough day into a better one. Her goal is always to make sure her clients feel special with small but meaningful touches like asking “Did I do everything for you today?” before leaving her clients home 💙

Monica loves working at Assisting Hands for the flexibility, supportive staff, and quality training. In her free time, she enjoys gardening, cozy movies, being outdoors, and spending time with her very entertaining pet parrot.

Thank you, Monica, for all the heart you bring to caregiving! 👏💐

01/05/2026

The start of the year often brings questions about future care needs. A new year gives families time to reflect on how loved ones are aging and what support may be needed moving forward.

Planning early allows decisions to feel thoughtful rather than rushed. In-home care offers flexibility as needs change, helping older adults remain safe and comfortable at home. Explore care planning options: https://assistinghandscincinnati.com

12/31/2025

As we close out the year, our hearts are full with memories of the heartwarming and exciting moments that filled 2025 💙

Thank you to our caregivers for your compassion and dedication, to our clients and families for trusting us, and to our community for your continued support.

Wishing you all a wonderful 2026✨

12/31/2025

Behavior changes are common as dementia progresses and can be confusing or stressful for families. This article explains why these behaviors occur and provides compassionate strategies that help everyone feel more supported. Read the guide here: https://assistinghandscincinnati.com/how-to-handle-a-loved-ones-challenging-behaviors-caused-by-dementia/

12/30/2025

Simple daily tasks can give seniors a renewed sense of purpose. Activities like watering plants, folding towels, or sorting items provide structure and support emotional wellbeing. Purpose-driven routines help maintain confidence and independence.

12/29/2025

Seniors often drink less water during colder months because they feel less thirsty. Offering warm beverages, keeping water within easy reach, and tracking daily intake helps prevent dehydration. Proper hydration also supports balance and cognitive function.

12/26/2025