We’re your family-owned service providing compassionate, peace of mind home care you can trust and afford.
🟣Servicing the wonderful state of Tennessee 🟣 Providing Full-time, Part-Time or 24-hour Care
🟣 Named Best Home Care Agency
02/01/2026
💜 ART: A Reason To Care 💜
At Loving Home Care, we believe ART stands for (A Reason To) show up with compassion, patience, and dignity—especially for seniors living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia.
Every client has a reason to be heard,
Every family has a reason to feel supported,
Every day is a reason to lead with love.
Our caregivers are trained to provide care that goes beyond tasks—we offer understanding, reassurance, and meaningful connection. Because caring for memory loss isn’t just about routine… it’s about heart.
📍 Proudly serving families with dependable, loving care
📞 Contact us today to learn more and to get your FREE assessment 615-301-8507
01/30/2026
Tennessee seniors just weathered last week’s snowfall, and with another one expected this weekend, winter safety is top of mind for many families.
Cold temperatures, icy walkways, and power outages can create serious challenges for older adults. During winter storms, the risk of falls, missed meals, missed medications, and isolation increases — especially for seniors living alone.
At Loving Home Care, we understand how concerning winter weather can be for families. We can help support your loved one during this time by providing wellness and safety check-ins before and after winter storms, assisting with warm meal preparation and daily needs, offering medication reminders, and providing companionship and reassurance during long winter days — all while helping your loved one remain safe and comfortable in the familiarity of their own home.
Winter Safety Tips for Seniors & Families:
• Keep shelf-stable meals on hand (soups, oatmeal, protein shakes)
• Have extra blankets and warm clothing easily accessible
• Keep flashlights and extra batteries available
• Make sure phones are fully charged and consider a backup power bank
• Check in with seniors before and after winter storms
Winter care isn’t just about getting through the snow — it’s about peace of mind for families and compassionate care for seniors.
📞 Call us: 615-301-8507 to learn how we can support your family.
🌐 www.lovinghomecare.org
💗 Loving Home Care – Peace of Mind Care You Can Trust and Afford
01/25/2026
❄️ Weather Care Tips ❄️
As snow, ice, and freezing temperatures sweep across much of the United States, it’s important to slow down and take extra precautions — especially for seniors and those needing additional support.
✔️ Prevent slips & falls: Ice can be more dangerous than the cold itself. Salt walkways, keep entry rugs dry, and avoid rushing outdoors.
✔️ Keep the heat consistent: Seniors are more sensitive to cold. Keep homes comfortably warm day and night, and use heaters safely.
✔️ Stay hydrated: Cold weather can hide dehydration. Encourage warm fluids like tea, soup, and water throughout the day.
✔️ Be power-outage ready: Winter storms can cause outages. Keep flashlights, batteries, medications, and emergency contacts easily accessible.
✔️ Dress warmly — even indoors: Layered clothing, warm socks, and non-slip slippers help maintain body heat and prevent falls.
At Loving Home Care, we’re committed to keeping our clients safe, comfortable, and cared for - no matter the weather. 💕
Stay warm. Stay safe. Stay connected.
Contact Loving Home Care to learn how we can support your family.
📞 Call us: 615-301-8507
🌐 www.lovinghomecare.org
💗 Loving Home Care – Care you can trust, in the comfort of home.
01/16/2026
🧠 Dementia & Wandering: What Families Should Know
Did you know:
📊 Over 6 million Americans are living with dementia
🚶🏽♂️ 6 in 10 people with dementia will wander at least once
⏱️ If not found within 24 hours, the risk of serious injury or death increases significantly
Wandering isn’t “just walking off.” It can happen suddenly — even in familiar places — and may be caused by confusion, anxiety, restlessness, or trying to “go home.”
⚠️ The dangers include:
• Getting lost
• Falls or traffic accidents
• Exposure to heat or cold
• Dehydration or injury
🛡️ Ways to reduce wandering risk:
✔️ Maintain consistent routines
✔️ Secure doors and exits
✔️ Identify triggers (fatigue, hunger, overstimulation)
✔️ Provide supervision and meaningful engagement
✔️ Use ID or alert systems
💜 How Loving Home Care Can Help
Our trained caregivers provide compassionate supervision, structured routines, and dementia-informed care to help keep your loved one safe at home — and give families peace of mind.
Contact Loving Home Care to learn how we can support your family.
📞 Call us: 615-301-8507
🌐 www.lovinghomecare.org
🟣💗 Loving Home Care – Care you can trust, in the comfort of home.
01/05/2026
✨ New Year, New Momentum — Start the Week Strong ✨
A new year isn’t about big resolutions — it’s about small, steady habits that help us stay healthy and feel our best. This week is a great time to:
Little habits, repeated daily, can make a big difference in health — especially for seniors and the families who care for them.
At Loving Home Care, we’re here to support wellness, safety, independence, and peace of mind at home. From companionship and personal care to daily routines and care coordination, our team walks alongside families every step of the way.
Need support for yourself or a loved one?
Reach out to schedule your FREE in-home or virtual care assessment — we’ll help you explore the options that fit your needs and goals.
Here’s to a year of strength, support, and well-being — one step at a time.
01/02/2026
✨ Happy New Year from Loving Home Care! ✨
As we welcome a new year, we’re thankful for the incredible clients, families, caregivers, and partners who place their trust in us every day.
May the year ahead bring good health, comfort, stability, and peace to every home we serve. We remain committed to delivering compassionate, dependable care, guided by empathy, dignity, and respect.
Here’s to new beginnings, meaningful moments, and continued care in the year ahead. Here's to 2026!
12/26/2025
😷🍵 Flu Season Friday: Stay Ready So You Don’t Have to Get Ready 🍵😷
Flu season is in full swing, which means it’s the perfect time to show your immune system a little extra love. 💜
🩺 Flu-Smart Tips:
Here are a few simple ways to protect yourself and your loved ones:
Wash those hands like you mean it
20 seconds with soap and water (hum “Happy Birthday” twice).
Use hand sanitizer when you can’t get to a sink.
Hands off the face
Try not to touch your eyes, nose, or mouth—that’s how a lot of germs sneak in.
Cover coughs & sneezes
Use a tissue or cough into your elbow, not your hands.
Toss tissues right away and wash your hands after.
Boost your basics
Drink plenty of water
Get good sleep (your immune system loves rest!)
Eat nourishing foods with color: fruits, veggies, soups
Know when to stay home
Fever, body aches, chills, or a bad cough?
Rest up, check in with your doctor, and avoid exposing others.
💉 Flu Shot Reminder:
The flu vaccine doesn’t guarantee you won’t get sick, but it can help lower your risk and may make symptoms milder. Ask your doctor or pharmacist if it’s right for you.
😄 Flu Season Joke:
“Why did the germ cross the microscope?”
…To get to the other slide. 🦠😂
💜 Need a little extra help this flu season?
Loving Home Care can support with:
Medication reminders
Grocery and pharmacy runs
Light housekeeping & disinfecting high-touch areas
🟣💗 Loving Home Care – Care you can trust, in the comfort of home.
12/22/2025
Aging isn't just about adding years to your life—it’s about adding life to your years!
Senior healthcare is shifting. It’s no longer just about managing symptoms; it’s about proactive wellness and thriving at every age.
3 Pillars of Proactive Aging:
🩺 Regular Check-ups: Catching small things before they become big things.
🍎 Personalized Nutrition: Fueling your body for energy and bone health.
🚶 Daily Movement: Staying active keeps your heart strong and your mind sharp.
Your "golden years" should be exactly that—golden. Have you talked to your doctor lately about a personalized wellness plan?
👇 Tell us: What’s one healthy habit you’ve started this year?
Call us for your FREE assessment today!
📞 (615) 301-8507
🌐 www.lovinghomecare.org
📩 care@lovinghomecare.org
💬 DM us to learn more!
🟣💗 Loving Home Care – Care you can trust, in the comfort of home.
12/16/2025
🍫💜 National Chocolate-Covered Anything Day!
Today’s a sweet excuse to brighten the week—strawberries, pretzels, popcorn… whatever makes you smile 😄 If you’re with a loved one, try a quick little dip party (fruit, pretzels, or graham crackers in melted chocolate) and make a cozy memory.
And a fun bonus: in moderation, dark chocolate (70%+ cocoa) can be a better-choice treat since cocoa contains flavanols (antioxidants) linked to supporting healthy blood vessel function and small improvements in blood pressure for some people—just keep an eye on sugar and choose what fits your health needs.
And if you’d love your day to feel even cozier and sweeter, Loving Home Care is here to help with the everyday support that makes room for those moments—personal care, companionship, light housekeeping, errands, medication reminders, and respite for families.
📞 Call us: 615-301-8507
🌐 www.lovinghomecare.org
💜 Peace of mind care you can trust, in the comfort of home.
Now tell us: what’s your favorite chocolate-covered snack (or the weirdest one you’ve tried)? 🍓🍫💜
12/12/2025
Mobility Support for Seniors: Keeping Every Step Safe and Confident
As we age, staying active becomes essential for maintaining independence, strength, and emotional well-being. At Loving Home Care, we understand that mobility isn’t just about movement—it's about dignity, confidence, and quality of life.
Our caregivers provide compassionate mobility support that helps seniors move safely and comfortably throughout the day, including:
✨ Gentle walks and guided outdoor movement
✨ Assistance with standing, sitting, and transfers
✨ Stretching reminders to maintain flexibility
✨ Fall-prevention awareness and safe home navigation
We make every step safer through patience, encouragement, and professional care—so your loved one can continue enjoying the activities they love.
Movement is medicine, and at Loving Home Care, we’re here every step of the way.
💙 Supporting independence.
💙 Encouraging mobility.
💙 Caring with compassion.
Call us for your FREE assessment today!
📞 (615) 301-8507
🌐 www.lovinghomecare.org
💗 Loving Home Care – Care you can trust, in the comfort of home.
12/09/2025
Let’s Talk About UTIs (Urinary Tract Infections)
UTIs are common in older adults and can become serious if they’re missed.
What is a UTI? A UTI is an infection in any part of the urinary system—kidneys, bladder, or urethra. It’s usually caused by bacteria.
🚨 Common Signs & Symptoms to Watch For
Typical symptoms:
-Burning or pain when urinating
-Feeling like you need to urinate often, even if only a little comes out
-Cloudy, dark, or strong-smelling urine
-Blood in the urine
-Pain or pressure in the lower belly or back
In many seniors, symptoms can look different and may include:
-Sudden confusion or “not acting like themselves”
-More tired than usual or very weak
-New or increased falls
-Loss of appetite
-Chills or fever
If you notice these changes—especially more than one at the same time—it’s important to reach out to a doctor or nurse.
✅ Prevention Tips
Encourage drinking plenty of water (unless the doctor has restricted fluids)
-Regular bathroom visits—don’t “hold it” too long
-Wipe from front to back after using the restroom
-Change incontinence briefs regularly and keep the area clean and dry
-Avoid heavily scented soaps or sprays in the ge***al area
-For those with diabetes, help keep blood sugar as well controlled as possible
💗 How Loving Home Care Helps
At Loving Home Care, our caregivers are trained to notice early changes—like confusion, bathroom changes, or unusual fatigue—and quickly share concerns with families and nurses. We provide gentle, dignified support to help seniors stay safe and comfortable at home.
📞Call us for your FREE in-home assessment 615-301-8507
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12/08/2025
Loving Home Care: Investing in Mental Health First Aid 💚
Loving Home Care is proud to share that our Administrator and Director of Care, Aisha Lbhalla, is attending a 2-day Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) certification course this week.
This marks her second recertification in MHFA and reflects our ongoing commitment to understanding, supporting, and responding to mental health needs with compassion and skill.
At Loving Home Care, we believe that our minds are just as important as our bodies. Mental health deserves the same care, attention, and respect as physical health with no shame and no stigma attached.
Mental Health First Aid training strengthens how we:
💛 Support individuals and families who may be experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, or other mental health challenges
🩺 In business – to show up more confidently and compassionately for our clients and their families, especially when emotional or behavioral changes show up.
👩🏾⚕️ With caregivers and staff – to recognize burnout, stress, or mental health challenges and respond in a way that is supportive, not dismissive.
🌍 Show up as a calm, informed, and supportive presence for the seniors, adults with disabilities, and community members we serve
As needs change over time — whether you’re noticing new behaviors, mood changes, or new care needs for yourself or a loved one — Loving Home Care is here to help you navigate the next step with Peace of Mind Care.
📞 To learn more or discuss new or emerging care needs, call us at 615-301-8507
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Loving Home Care is a small family service dedicated to helping seniors receive quality, safe, affordable care all in the comfort of home.
At Loving Home Care we desire a personal relationship with our clients. As an administrator, I personally perform routine calls and visits to ensure that Loving Home Care is meeting the needs of our clients.
Our mission is to provide the highest quality of home care that is trustworthy, safe, and affordable. We treat your loved ones like family, with the dignity, respect, and consideration they deserve as if we are caring for our own loved ones.
Loving Home Care developed out of a desire to help others. While growing up, my mother who was a nurse would occasionally take me to visit her elderly patients in the nursing home. Many had few visits because their families were busy or lived away. These visits with my mom are memories that have remained with me.
With over years of experience in the healthcare field, I know that home care is a valuable alternative to nursing homes and hospitals. I understand that skyrocketing health care cost can be a financial strain for families with a loved one needing assistance and supervision with daily activities.
My grandparents needed assistance with their activities of daily living and a home caregiver was a sensible and economical solution. They were fortunate to remain in the comfort and safety of their home maintaining some level of independence. As with my grandparents, you deserve only the best, cost-effective loving home care for yourself
or your loved one.
Years ago as a new mom embarking on this business there were days I could have used an extra set of hands. While facilitating care for seniors in our community, I met mothers and busy individuals needing assistance with their children, household management, and completing daily tasks while juggling busy schedules. I immediately identified and as a result in addition to our Senior Care Service we have a Mother's Helper Service and Domestic and Errand Service just for you.
I look forward to being of service to your family.
