Daniela has master’s degree in electronic engineering with a pedagogical specialty and master’s degree in marketing management. After completing her schooling, Daniela worked at a hospital for 6 years as the Director of Business Marketing Development and Public Relations. Starting Assisting Hands Home Care Daniela spent more than 14 years as the Assistant Vice President of a national bank before becoming a co-owner of Assisting Hands Home Care of Schaumburg. Her background in public relations and marketing along with her personal experience caring for her mother motivates Daniela to be passionate about helping families in the Schaumburg, IL area find exceptional caregiving services for their elderly loved ones. Besides providing home care, Daniela enjoys giving back to the community in her free time, supporting various events at St. Peter Parish in Geneva, IL such as fundraising, school projects, charity events, and more. She also enjoys volunteering for the Humanitarian Service Project in Carol Stream, IL. This organization provides seniors with meals as well as food and supplies for children living in poverty.
Danielle has been a caregiver for 8 years now, starting with taking care of family which led her into her career in health care. Danielle’s goal as a caregiver is to find a way to keep her clients active and make their day a little better by laughing and enjoying the few hours she has with them. Danielle recently started her CNA classes and is looking into furthering her education.
Lissette has been working with us for about 2 years now and has shown tremendous care and compassion to all the clients she works with. She started caregiving to help others and do something that truly makes a difference in the community. She enjoys listening to the clients stories and the life advice they have to share.
Seniors often take one or multiple prescription medications to help them ward off symptoms of disease and manage a condition. But forgetting to take these critical drugs is a common issue that affects their health. Here’s how caregivers can help their aging loved ones take their medications on schedule. Nearly 90 percent of older adults take at least one prescription medication and about 80 percent… Read More »How to Help Seniors Who Forget to Take Their Medication
Home care services offer veterans the personalized assistance necessary to preserve their independence, dignity, and quality of life. Understanding how these services can benefit veterans and their families, is essential for ensuring that those who have served our county receive the care and respect they deserve.
Veterans and spouses of veterans who are eligible for benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) can put these benefits towards the cost of home care. In this guide, we explain the eligibility requirements for veterans and the spouses of veterans to receive VA benefits, as well as the application process to get these benefits. The Aid and Attendance benefits can provide up to $2200 per month that can be put towards the cost of home care.
We’re thrilled to announce that we’re now welcoming new Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) to join our dedicated team. These new recruits will have the invaluable opportunity to be mentored by our experienced lead caregivers and CNAs, ensuring they receive the guidance and support needed to excel in their roles.
Prossy started caregiving because she found the value and purpose in taking care of others. It also allows her to have a more flexible schedule for a better work/life balance that allows her to also go back to school and continue her healthcare career and as a caregiver you have to have the patience and understanding to assist clients and Prossy enjoys making a positive impact providing 1:1 care.
If you or a loved one may be eligible or already receives VA benefits and is in need of home care, the following frequently asked questions will help you get a better understanding of the process and the home care provided with VA benefits.
A power of attorney should be a part of every senior’s preparation for the future. This document informs family members about the elderly person’s wishes in the event the latter becomes incapacitated. Here’s what caregivers and their aging loved ones should know about power of attorney.
We would like you to meet JP, our esteemed Assistant Manager, who has not only set the bar high in home care support but also earned the prestigious Above and Beyond nomination for her outstanding community service.
Review by Sharon
Your staff were dependable, trustworthy, and kind hearted…I am an only child and was able to sleep and not worry… Thank you so much for everything you have done!
Review by Karen
Assisting Hands caregivers are trained and professional.
They make a difference because they have
the right personality and the right training.
Review by Gale
Our family has had various questions about the best way to care for my mother-in-law and Assisting Hands has been wonderful in answering these questions and helping us.
