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Assistance In Home Care

We are an In Home Care Agency that proudly provides care in people's homes throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties. With a reach all over both L.A.

Assistance In Home Care takes a unique approach to In-Home care. and Orange County, we proudly serve and sustain more than just a routine with our in-home care. We believe in supporting the dignity and independence of your loved one, adding value to life over everything else. Regular communication with the family and everyone who makes an impact on the comfort of your loved one--such as their heal

th-care providers and physical therapists-- is one of our strengths. Our ability to provide exceptional care is shared by our founder through to each caregiver and coordinator.

07/21/2025

Providing quality, compassionate care isn’t just our mission—it’s our promise. At Assistance In Home Care, we’re proud to be recognized for the work we do to support seniors and their families. Learn how we can help your loved one thrive at home today!

07/16/2025

Helping your loved one stay independent at home is our top priority. With compassionate caregivers and customized care plans, Assistance In Home Care is here to provide peace of mind every step of the way. Contact us today to get started.

07/03/2025

🌟July Caregiver of the Month: Janna A🌟

Please join us in celebrating our amazing July Caregiver of the Month — Janna! 💐

Janna truly goes above and beyond every single day. With her kind heart, steady presence, and incredible work ethic, she brings comfort and joy to every client she serves. Her patience, compassion, and integrity shine through in everything she does, and it's clear that she truly cares.

Whether she's supporting a client, encouraging a family member, or teaming up with our staff - Janna shows up with a smile and a gracious spirit. We're beyond grateful to have her as part of the Assistance In Home Care family.

Thank you, Janna, for the warmth and dedication you bring to our team and our clients. We appreciate you more than words can say! 💛👏

06/27/2025

At Assistance In Home Care (AIHC) proudly serves Los Angeles and Orange Counties with high-quality, personalized care—delivered with patience, compassion, and integrity.

Our team offers one-on-one in-home support tailored to each client’s unique needs, preferences, and home environment. We serve a variety of people who need in-home help at home: aging parents, senior citizens, veterans, adults recovering from a hospital stay, and others. We believe that everyone deserves to get help and age in the dignity of their own home.

Every care plan begins with a free in-home assessment, so we can provide the right level of support from day one. Call us at
(844) 490-9755. With flexible and affordable plans for residents of Southern California, we will help you book in-home help for you or your loved ones.

⦁ Companion Care
⦁ Personal Care
⦁ Dementia Care
⦁ Complex Care
⦁ Transportation
⦁ 24-Hour Care
⦁ Discharge Assistance
⦁ Respite Care Chronic Care
⦁ Conditions Child Care

06/25/2025

June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month! The Alzheimer’s Association shares 10 simple habits that can protect your brain health. But do you know WHY they help? Let’s break it down today in this post. Because knowing what these habits do to your brain makes it easier to take action and stay motivated. Share this information with a loved one or caregiver and dive into these habits this month.

1. Challenge your mind: Boosts new brain connections by enhancing neuroplasticity and builds cognitive reserve.

2. Learn something new: Learning strengthens neural networks and delays neurodegeneration.

3. Exercise and movement: Moving increases cerebral blood flow and boosts BDNF (brain-derived neurotrophic factor) which supports new neurons and synapsis.

4. Protect your head: Stay safe and protect your head! Wearing a helmet for outside activities such as biking or for certain physical therapy can prevents traumatic brain injury and reduces risk of chronic inflammation.

5. Be smoke-free: This reduces oxidative stress and helps keep your brain’s blood vessels healthy and strong.

6. Control your blood pressure: Monitoring and maintaining a healthy BP prevents brain blood vessel damage and stroke risk.

7. Manage diabetes: If you have diabetes, it is important to monitor it. This helps your brain use glucose properly and prevents blood vessel damage and inflammation.

8. Eat right: Healthy eating provides antioxidants that protect the brain and support healthy synapses for learning and memory.

9. Maintain a healthy weight: This can reduce harmful inflammation and improve insulin use, helping your brain get the energy it needs to function well.

10. Finally, get some good sleep: Sleeping well clears brain toxins like beta-amyloid, which is linked to Alzheimer’s. Deep sleep also consolidates memory and supports synaptic homeostasis — rebalancing brain connectivity for learning and memory.

For questions on in-home support for individuals or loved ones in Southern California living with Alzheimer’s and memory loss, feel free to reach out at Assistance in Home Care (AIHC) at (844) 490-9755.

06/23/2025

Falls can be scary. If you discover that your aging parent or family member has fallen, your first instinct might be to quickly help them up off the ground. However, it is best to remain calm and respond properly to avoid any injury.

Consider these 5 tips when an elderly parent or family member has fallen in the home:

1. Stay calm. Calm energy helps everyone in the room, including your family member. If possible, encourage slow deep breaths to create calmness.

2. Call for help. Contact emergency services on the phone.

3. Check for injuries. Look for bruising, bleeding, or signs of pain. Gently ask them where it hurts.

4. Do not move your parent or family member if you believe a series injury has occurred. Sprains, broken bones, or severe pain may require emergency medical assistance. If they cannot bear weight, do not attempt to move them.

5. If they appear uninjured and they want to get up, go slow. Follow a safe and slow method for assisting them. Pause or stop if they feel any dizziness, pain, or they get tired. Let them move at their own pace.

Responding--rather than reacting--can help prevent injuries after a fall.

06/19/2025

With humility and respect, we honor the meaning of Juneteenth and reaffirm our commitment to equity, dignity, freedom and compassionate care for all.

06/18/2025

It’s still CNA Week! We recognize the dedication and hard work of nearly 1 million CNAs in America who provide compassionate care everyday to older adults and people with disabilities across nursing homes, assisted living, hospitals and home care.

Thank you CNAs for helping people heal, recover, manage pain, and live in dignity. You bring skill, patience, and strength to every shift. You are the true champions!

06/15/2025

To all the dads and father-figures in our lives: today, we honor your dignity, strength and important role in society and in our families.

Happy Father’s Day from Assistance in Home Care (AIHC)!

06/14/2025

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day 2025 (WEAAD) is on June 15. It is a worldwide day to stand up for the rights and dignity of older adults. We want to raise awareness about Elder Abuse—a vital reminder to honor and protect our elders, especially our aging parents in the care of others.

Signs of elder abuse to watch for:
⦁ unexplained fractures, bruises, or swelling
⦁ pain from light touch
⦁ suspicious marks or restraints
⦁ withdrawal or fear around certain people
⦁ caregiver blocking visits
⦁ loss of interest in social activities

If you sense that something is “off” or that there are behavioral changes to your elderly parent under another’s care, review these signs. To report cases in California, please contact your local county Adult Protective Services.

06/12/2025

Assistance in Home Care (AIHC) appreciates the heart of care: our CNAs and NAs. Certified Nursing Assistants are needed, especially as our population ages. This job is expected to grow, with more opportunities for career advancement in different healthcare settings. Today, we recognize the required training, clinical work, experience, and impact of all CNAs. Thank you for your commitment to quality care to patients everywhere.

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Garden Grove, CA

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+18444909755

Website

http://www.assistanceihc.com/

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How We Got Started

Our story began with siblings Ramona and Ronnie. Ronnie was having a difficult time adjusting and keeping up with his new routines. After struggling with a franchised caregiving company and losing her brother to cancer, Ramona decided she could inspire compassion and ensure the wellbeing for people just like her brother. In June of 2006, Assistance In Home Care became a licensed In-Home care provider and was dedicated to working with the community and their loved ones in remitting times.