Andi's Angels Home Care

01/09/2026

"That's not my blouse."

"I don't know how to put that on."

Some days are better than others when it comes to memory and routines. Other days with dementia make even the simplest tasks - like getting dressed - a challenge.

As your loved one's dementia progresses, it's important for your family to discuss creating a routine for them. These routines should include consistency in when things get done, memory/cognitive activities, support with caregivers, and visits with familiar faces.

If you're looking for additional resources and support, we're certified in providing and helping families through a "Positive Approach to Care" for dementia.

Let's talk to see what options will provide the most care and comfort for your loved one.

https://andisangelshomecare.com/dementia-care/?fb-task-memory

01/08/2026

When caring for a loved one at home starts to feel heavy, having a steady, compassionate team beside you can make all the difference. Andrea Taubman has been where you are. She's had the same concerns many families share when a loved needs additional support and care.

Andi shares a glimpse of why she started Andi’s Angels and, now, walks with families through the hard days and the holy, ordinary moments—helping with daily care, safety, and companionship so your loved one can stay where they feel most at peace: at home.

If you’re noticing that caring alone is getting harder, or you’re simply wondering what extra support could look like, this is for you. Watch the video, then reach out with your questions—our team is here to listen, guide, and help you explore care options that fit your family’s needs and your loved one’s dignity.

12/29/2025

12/22/2025

Visiting a senior loved one for the holidays and feeling a little concerned about how they are really doing?

Sometimes, being face-to-face shows changes that are easy to miss on the phone—like shifts in their home, health, mood, or memory. To make this easier, we’ve put together a simple checklist of things to gently look for while you’re visiting, so you can spot early signs that extra support or home care might be needed.

Click the link to download your free Post-Holiday Visit Checklist and feel more confident about what you’re seeing—and what to do next for your loved one.
https://andisangelshomecare.com/post-holiday-checklist/

12/21/2025

Caring for a loved one at home can feel like a lot to carry—but small, simple steps can make each day easier for both of you. 💛

These care tips provide you with quick, practical ideas you can start using right away—whether that’s making the home a little safer, keeping up with medications and meals, or finding moments for rest and connection.

If any of these tips speak to what you’re going through, save this post to come back to later—and remember, you don’t have to do this alone. Support is available if you ever need an extra set of caring hands.

12/21/2025

Thank you so much for sharing. ♥️

12/20/2025

This season can feel especially heavy for seniors, even when the house looks merry and bright. Extra quiet, fewer outings, missing loved ones, or changes in health can all impact their mood more than they let on.

Simple things can make a big difference: checking in regularly, asking real “how are you really doing?” questions, inviting them into small decisions and traditions, and making time for unhurried conversation. Even a short visit, a favorite song, or looking through old photos together can lift their spirits and remind them they’re deeply loved.

If you’re noticing your loved one seems more withdrawn, down, or overwhelmed this year, you’re not alone—and you don’t have to shoulder it by yourself. Support at home can bring more connection, companionship, and peace into their days, so both of you can breathe a little easier.

12/19/2025

Family members who step up to care for a loved one are often overlooked. Here are some great ideas on how you can help a sibling, parent, friend, or neighbor you know who is putting a loved one ahead of themselves.

Tag a family caregiver who deserves every single one of these—and share this if you’re hinting to your family.

12/19/2025

Some excellent tips for those living with Dementia.

12/19/2025

For our cherished clients living with dementia in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, we're dedicated to finding and creating meaningful, dementia-friendly activities that bring smiles and comfort. From gentle strolls to see festive lights to cozy, music-filled gatherings, we help make holiday memories truly unforgettable.

We understand the unique needs of each individual and are here to support families in making the most of this beautiful time of year. Let us help you and your loved ones have a peaceful and joyful holiday season!

Tag and share with someone you know whose life's journey is being impacted by Dementia.

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For more practical tips to help family caregivers interactions with loved ones struggling with dementia, go download this guide: https://andisangelshomecare.com/coping-with-dementia/

12/10/2025

Throughout the month, watch for tips about caring for your loved ones. While specific to needs that are common around this time of year, most are worth knowing all year long.

What questions do you have about ensuring your loved one is comfortable, safe, and cared for?

12/10/2025

Just as our clients are grateful for the care they receive from our Care Angels, we're appreciate the opportunity to serve them!