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About Helpful Hands
Helpful Hands is a dedicated, owner-operated non-medical home care agency committed to supporting individuals who want to remain safe, comfortable, and independent in the place they call home. We believe care should feel personal — not rushed, corporate, or transactional. That is why we focus on building real, meaningful connections with every client we serve.
We offer compassionate assistance with daily living, personal care, companionship, homemaking, meal preparation, errands, and more. Every service is provided with patience, respect, and dignity. Our care plans are completely personalized to fit each client’s routines, preferences, and unique needs.
What makes Helpful Hands different is our heart-centered approach. Clients are not passed around between multiple caregivers. Instead, they receive consistent, reliable support from a familiar face who knows their habits, understands their challenges, and truly cares about their well-being.
We pride ourselves on clear communication, dependable service, flexible scheduling, and a warm approach that treats every client like family. At Helpful Hands, we are not just providing care — we are offering comfort, companionship, and peace of mind.
Helpful Hands exists to make everyday life easier, safer, and brighter for the individuals and families we serve.
Mission
“At Helpful Hands, our mission is to provide compassionate, dependable, and personalized non-medical home care that brings comfort, dignity, and independence to every individual we serve. We are dedicated to supporting our clients with respect, patience, and genuine human connection — offering care that feels like family.”
Vision
“Our vision at Helpful Hands is to become the most trusted and compassionate non-medical home care provider in our community — a place where every individual can receive personalized support that empowers independence, strengthens dignity, and enhances quality of life. We strive to create a future where home care feels like family, where every client is seen, heard, and cared for with heart.”
