Senior Helpers National

11/20/2025

Starting the conversation about home care isn’t always easy — but it can make all the difference. 💜

Here are a few ways to help your loved one feel more comfortable and supported as you explore in-home care options together:

✨ Listen to their concerns
✨ Involve them in decisions
✨ Start small with part-time care

Learn more tips:
👉 https://seniorhelpers.pulse.ly/hxnsmy6mqk

11/18/2025

Did you know that 3 out of 4 older adults want to age in their own home?🤔💭🏡

At Senior Helpers, our caregivers help make independence, safety, and comfort possible every day. 💜

Learn more about how home care supports your loved one:

👉 https://seniorhelpers.pulse.ly/kgwihzfrcx

11/13/2025

🗣️ “Our experience with Senior Helpers has been truly reassuring. From the beginning, their team showed professionalism and genuine care, quickly adapting to meet my parent's specific needs. The caregivers provided were attentive and compassionate, significantly improving my parent's day-to-day life. I am deeply grateful for their commitment to providing thoughtful and effective care and would confidently recommend their services to those seeking quality assistance for an older parent.”

Every act of care makes a difference — and we’re so grateful when families share how our caregivers have helped their loved ones! 💜

11/11/2025

Today, we honor the brave men and women who have served our country— Your courage, sacrifice, and dedication inspire us all!

From everyone at Senior Helpers, thank you for protecting our freedom and continuing to serve as heroes in our communities. ❤️🤍💙

11/06/2025

Our LIFE Profile™ assessment helps us understand what matters most to each client — creating customized home care plans that reduce hospitalizations and improve quality of life. 💜🏡

Read firsthand how LIFE Profile has helped real families:
👉 https://hubs.li/Q03R_-_L0

11/04/2025

💜 November is National Home Care and Hospice Month, and this year, we’re highlighting how Senior Helpers’ services are focused on what matters most for our clients.

Follow along all month as we explore how the different ways, we provide exceptional, personalized Age-Friendly Care!

10/31/2025

👻 No tricks, just treats — from all of us at Senior Helpers! 💜

Wishing you a spook-tacular Halloween filled with laughter, candy, and special moments with loved ones. 🎃

10/28/2025

Active Aging means having the right support at the right time, especially during recovery.

Here’s what one family shared about their experience with Senior Helpers:

“When my sister needed help after an illness, Senior Helpers stepped right up to provide flexible and caring support. The helpers were courteous and kind and even helped my sister run errands as her health improved. We both recommend Senior Helpers highly!”

Stories like this inspire us every day. 💜

10/23/2025

Today we’re doing something good for the MIND, BODY, and SOUL. 🌬️

Breathing exercises are a simple way to support lung health, ease stress, and boost overall well-being.

Watch and follow along as David Chandler demonstrates how to breathe better and feel stronger this Lung Health Day. 💜

10/21/2025

💜 This week, we’re highlighting tips for the SOUL.

Practicing gratitude can bring peace, improve relationships, and boost overall well-being as we age. 🌟

Here are a few simple ways to put gratitude into practice ⬇️

10/16/2025

💪 This week, we’re highlighting tips for the BODY as part of Physical Therapy Month!

Did you know physical therapy can improve joint health, reduce stiffness, and help maintain independence? 🦵

Check out these simple benefits of PT for Active Aging!

10/15/2025

We’re proud to share that David Chandler, Vice President of Clinical Services & Business Development at Senior Helpers, was recently featured in McKnight's Home Care Daily Pulse! 👏

In the article, David discusses the critical importance of fall prevention for older adults, noting that “once a person falls, the chance of it happening again doubles, so prevention needs to happen before the first incident.” His insights underscore how proactive home safety checks, mobility support, and consistent caregiver engagement can significantly reduce fall risks.

Falls remain the leading cause of injury among adults 65+, but with education, vigilance, and compassionate care, many can be prevented.

🔗 Read the full article:

Falls are the Center for Disease Control’s leading cause of injury among adults older than 65 years. Over 14 million, or 1 in 4, older adults report having falls each year. Older adults who live independently in the home are particularly vulnerable, even if they are active.