Andi's Angels Home Care

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.

01/17/2026

Too many families have stories like this, but not enough with endings as positive as this one ended up being for one of the seniors we support.

01/15/2026

Here are some great tips for those of you concerned about a loved one falling and getting injured.

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/