How Helping Hands works
Choosing care for someone you love is a big decision. Our team walks beside you from the first phone call to the first weeks of care, so you always know what comes next.
Get startedYour first conversation, tour and care assessment are free
What does it cost to get started?
Nothing. Talking with our care team, visiting our home, staying for lunch and meeting with our nurse for a care assessment come at no cost and with no obligation. If you choose Helping Hands, you pay one clear monthly rate, with care priced by need so you only pay for what your loved one uses.
How do we know you'll recommend the right care?
We offer several levels of support, from in-home care and independent living to assisted living, memory care and hospice. That means we have no reason to push one option. Our only goal is to match your loved one with the care that fits today, and adjust it as needs change.
When your family feels confident in the decision, we've done our job.
Three simple steps to the right care
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Talk with our care team
Tell us about your loved one and what's changed. We'll explain our services, pricing and availability in plain terms and answer every question you have.
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Get a personal care plan
Our nurse meets with you and your family to learn your loved one's needs, routines and preferences, then builds a care plan made just for them.
Book an assessment -
Visit, decide and settle in
Tour our apartments, meet residents and staff, and compare your options. Once you decide, we help plan the move or first visit and check in often during the first weeks.
Schedule a tour
Care that follows your loved one, wherever home is
Most older adults want to stay in familiar surroundings for as long as they can. But as strength, balance and mobility change, everyday routines can become harder and less safe to manage alone, and independence can start to slip away.
With in-home care from Helping Hands, trained caregivers help with bathing, dressing, mobility and medications so your loved one can stay comfortable at home. When more support is needed, assisted living and memory care are right here, with the same caring team.
