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Andi's Angels Home Care, 1360 Presidential Drive, Richardson, TX (2026)

02/17/2026

Little gestures don’t always feel big to us—but they can mean the world to an older adult or an overwhelmed family caregiver.

On days when they’re tired, lonely, or quietly wondering if anyone really notices how hard this season is, something small can land like a lifeline:

A quick text or call to an aging parent just to say, “I’m thinking of you today.”

Knocking on a neighbor’s door to ask if they need anything from the store or if you can take their trash bins out.

Dropping off a simple meal, fresh flowers, or a handwritten note on the porch of a family caring for a loved one at home.

These little acts don’t fix everything—but they gently whisper, “You’re not forgotten. You’re not alone.”

This , consider one small, specific way you can lighten the load for an older adult or caregiver in your life. Your simple kindness might be the very thing that helps them take a deep breath and keep going.

02/15/2026

When ALS touches a family, it can feel like the ground shifts overnight. One of the things we hear again and again from families is how much it means to know they don’t have to walk that road by themselves.

For one family, it started with a single phone call. Two daughters, living out of state, had just learned their mom had bulbar onset ALS and were trying to care for both her and their elderly dad from miles away. They expected to leave a voicemail—but instead, Andi answered. She pulled over in her car and spent 45 minutes just listening, asking questions, and helping them breathe again. That first conversation set the tone for everything that followed: calm, present, and deeply personal care.

As the months went on and ALS slowly took more of their mom’s physical abilities, our Care Angels stepped in around the clock—managing peg-tube feedings, bathing and toileting with dignity, attending to her needs through the night, cooking meals for their Dad, keeping the house in order, and handling those “middle-of-the-night” emergencies and hospital trips no one plans for. Just as important, we stayed in close touch with the daughters every day so they never had to wonder what was happening at home.

After their mom passed, our care didn’t end. The family describes Andi’s Angels as “lifelines”—still there for their dad, and gently ministering to their hearts as they grieved. That’s what we believe support should look like for ALS patients and their families: practical help, steady presence, and compassionate care that wraps around the whole family, from the first frightened phone call to the seasons that come after.

02/14/2026

Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be big or fancy to be deeply meaningful. For many veterans, the greatest gifts are feeling honored, remembered, and truly seen—especially in the comfort of their own home, surrounded by familiar walls and faces.

Here are three simple, heartfelt ways to brighten a veteran’s day:

1. A grateful note from the heart
A handwritten card or letter can become a treasure. It’s something they can hold, display, and reread on days that feel heavy. Share a favorite memory, thank them for their service, or tell them how their courage and sacrifice have touched your life. Those words can linger long after Valentine’s Day has passed.

2. “Coffee and stories” at the kitchen table
Often, what means the most is unhurried time. Bring a favorite pastry or soft treat, make coffee or tea, and sit together at the table. Put your phone away. Ask about their time in the service or their favorite memories from home, and simply listen. Your full attention gently says, “Your story matters to me.”

3. Music, memories, and moments of honor
Familiar songs and old photos can open the door to powerful, healing conversations. Play music from their era, look through photo albums, or ask about the friends they served with and the loved ones who supported them. Honoring their memories is a beautiful way to honor their dignity and their service.

From all of us at Andi’s Angels, we wish you and the veterans in your life a warm, heartfelt filled with gratitude, connection, and love.

02/06/2026

We are honored to share some exciting news… Andi’s Angels has been recognized as both a Provider of Choice and an Employer of Choice in the home care industry!

This recognition means the world to us because it reflects what matters most:

- Grateful families who trust us to care for the people they love most
- Happy, supported caregivers who feel valued and equipped

To the families we serve: thank you for welcoming us into your homes and into your stories. It is a sacred privilege to walk alongside you and your loved ones.

To our incredible Angels: thank you for the heart you bring to every visit, every shift, every small act of kindness. You are the reason our clients feel safe, seen, and truly cared for.

Here’s to continuing to serve with compassion, excellence, and faithfulness—one family, one visit, one Angel at a time. 💙

02/04/2026

Today, we honor every person battling cancer—and the loved ones and caregivers who walk beside them through each step of the journey.

At Andi’s Angels, we know cancer touches far more than test results and treatment calendars. It reaches into the everyday moments: the fatigue and pain, the changes in appetite and sleep, and the simple tasks that suddenly feel overwhelming. Our calling is to come alongside you with calm, steady support—helping with personal care, meals, rides to appointments, and gentle companionship on the hardest days, as well as celebrating the better days when a little more strength returns.

We also see the quiet courage of family members who are trying to hold everything together—work, home, and constant concern for the person they love. Andi’s Angels is here to help carry that load, to listen without judgment, and to create personalized care plans that honor each person’s choices, dignity, and goals.

Whether you are in the middle of treatment, recovering at home, or walking through advanced illness with someone you love, you do not have to walk this road alone. Andi’s Angels is here to help you find safer, more comfortable, and more meaningful moments at home—one day, one step, and one act of care at a time.

02/04/2026

The first moments following an ALS diagnosis rarely feel “practical.”

The time feels emotional. It often happens when the house is quiet, and the weight of it all finally settles in: How are we going to do this at home? What happens when walking, getting out of bed, or even breathing becomes harder?

Families are torn between a fierce desire to keep their loved one at home and a growing fear of missing something important or not being enough. The person living with ALS may be wondering, often silently: Will I become a burden? Will people still see me, talk to me, treat me like myself?

Underneath all of it is the same longing: to stay together, to keep home feeling like home, and to not walk this road alone. Reaching out for help doesn’t have to fix everything at once—it can simply be the moment you stop carrying all of that fear and responsibility by yourself.

Connect with us to see where our care staff can come in and help guide and support you through this ALS journey.

02/02/2026

5 Gentle Signs Your Loved One May Be Struggling Alone at Home

As someone you love grows older, there are tender, quiet signs that can reveal when living alone may no longer be safe. These changes are more than “just aging”—they are invitations to step in with loving support that can protect their safety, dignity, and independence.

You may begin to notice:

- Difficulty moving safely around the home, reaching for furniture or walls, or a growing fear of falling.

- Medications are being missed, doubled, or taken at the wrong time because routines have become confusing.

- Skipped meals or poor nutrition because shopping, cooking, or cleaning up feels overwhelming.

- Struggles with daily personal care—bathing, dressing, or toileting—that leave them feeling vulnerable or embarrassed.

- Increasing loneliness, sadness, or withdrawal from church, friends, or favorite activities.

If one or more of these signs sound familiar, you don’t have to wait for a crisis. Reaching out now can help your loved one remain at home with more safety, comfort, and peace of mind—for them and for you.

Visit our website at https://andisangelshomecare.com/ or call (469) 443-8435.

01/29/2026

Sometimes, the most meaningful moments with someone you love are the quiet ones. Something as simple as sitting side by side and working on a puzzle can become a sweet place of connection—space to slow down, stay engaged, and gently exercise the mind while stories, smiles, and unhurried conversation naturally unfold.

For many of the families we serve, these small moments—placing one piece at a time, celebrating little victories, laughing together over a tricky section—feel like a deep breath in the middle of a hard or stressful day. They remind us that real connection doesn’t have to be big or complicated to be beautiful.

If your loved one is living with dementia or other health challenges, a compassionate Care Angel can help set up simple, success-focused activities like puzzles, sorting, or word games that match their abilities and energy level, so they can experience joy without feeling overwhelmed.

What is one activity that helps you feel more connected with your loved one? Share it in the comments—we would be honored to hear your ideas.

Let us know how our team can support you and your loved one in as you experience the various stages of dementia or other cognitive decline: https://andisangelshomecare.com/dementia-care/?puzzle

01/23/2026

***Free Guide***

Lying awake at night wondering, “Is Mom really safe at home?” is something so many families quietly carry.

What if she gets confused and wanders? What if he trips over something small and can’t get up? What if the house you’ve always loved together is now full of hidden risks?

When dementia enters the picture, even familiar spaces can feel unpredictable and a little scary for everyone involved. You want to honor your loved one’s independence and dignity—but you also don’t want to wait for a fall, a scare, or a close call to realize something needs to change.

That’s why this simple home safety guide was created for families just like yours. It walks you through practical, doable steps.

If you’ve been wondering where to start, this guide can help you take the next loving step toward safety and peace of mind.

Click the link to download your dementia home safety guide, and start making small changes that can make a big difference for your loved one and your whole family.

https://andisangelshomecare.com/dementia-safety-checklist/?fb

01/22/2026

State came in last Thursday to survey us. She was there 45 min. Today she came back and we had ONE CORRETION. UNBELIEVABLE. WHAT AN AMAZING AND GREAT STAFF I HAVE. THEY WERE AMAZING, PATIENT, THOROUGH AND SO ACCOMMODATING. THANK YOU L,D,J

01/21/2026

Hug a senior, today! They most likely could use one!

Over the past three years, one of our dear clients has endured unthinkable loss—first his beloved wife to dementia, then, a year ago, his only daughter in a sudden accident. In a short time, he lost everyone he loved and slowly withdrew from life. He stopped going to church, visiting the senior center, or caring for his home.

Out of concern, his neighbors reached out and asked if they could call Andi’s Angels. He reluctantly agreed—and that’s when he met his Care Angel, Michelle. She began by helping put his home back in order and coordinating a one-time lawn service, but the real transformation happened through daily conversation, companionship, and gentle encouragement.

Little by little, his smile returned. He began chatting with neighbors again, going back to the senior center several times a week, and reengaging with the world around him. Today, he and Michelle share a beautiful bond; she didn’t just provide care—she helped him start living again. On National Hug Day, we’re reminded that healing often begins with simple compassion, connection, and a caring heart.

01/20/2026

On days when life feels heavy and every step is harder than the last, forward can look very different for each person we serve. For some, it’s walking confidently across the room. For others, it’s accepting a little extra help to get out of bed, get bathed, or get safely to the chair by the window.

At Andi’s Angels Home Care, our caregivers show up consistently so your loved one can keep “moving forward” in the ways that matter most—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. We come alongside families with patient, steady support: one safe transfer, one calm conversation, one small victory at a time.

Whether your loved one is living with ALS, dementia, Parkinson’s, mobility challenges, or simply the realities of aging, our calling is to provide dependable, high-quality care that honors their dignity and helps them keep going, even on the hard days. If your family is ready for a caring team to walk this road with you, we’re here to help.

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