Angela Flintz, a registered nurse and certified dementia practitioner, owns two Assisting Hands® Home Care locations in Elgin and Barrington, Illinois, and recently became an area representative for Nashville, Tennessee. An RN for 21 years, Flintz has an extensive background in critical care and community health. By Nancy E. Williams
As vice president of Assisting Hands® Home Care, Gail Stout knows how important quality care is for seniors. She is part of a leadership team described as second to none in the industry. For the past 15 years, the brand has provided exceptional customer service and personalized care, which Stout believes results from the company culture. By Nancy E. Williams
Emmie Knox had a career as a licensed master social worker with a broad range of experience in skilled nursing facilities, hospices and crisis intervention. While she enjoyed her work, she found the freedom and flexibility of owning a business appealing, so she and husband Louis LeSassier decided to explore franchise ownership. By Nancy E. Williams
Four years ago, Valerie and Doug Shaw got the opportunity of a lifetime, to own an Assisting Hands® Home Care business, which Valerie had helped launch and grow. By Elice Morgenson
Assisting Hands® Home Care offers practical solutions for clients who wish to maintain their dignity and independence in their own homes. In addition to being trained in home care and having passed comprehensive background checks, caregivers are insured, bonded, and trained in CPR and First Aid. By Elice Morgenson
Home care is an essential resource that many people utilize to stay in their homes and maintain a healthy life. The spread of COVID-19 across the world has caused many people to rethink home care and how to maintain social distancing. By Elice Morgenson
The road from one destination to the next is not always a straight line. The inspiration to change her career path and to choose home care came in the form of a corporate layoff. By Elice Morgenson
Assisting Hands helped Armando Morales create a network of doctors, nurses, social workers, hospice workers, therapists, and family members that all help each other care for their loved ones. By Elice Morgenson
Assisting Hands Home Care has the resources to provide qualified professionals to assist with every type of lifestyle change. By Elice Morgenson