Helping Hands
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- 23 Hitchcock Way, Unit#110, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
- (805) 324-4477
- 5.0 ( 1 reviews )
- Home Care
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About This Community
Honoring mom’s request to stay in her own home was the primary motivation for Helping Hands’s creation in 2011. We know how important trustworthy care is to our client’s peace of mind and overall well being.
Providing competent, reliable and compassionate care is why so many families switch to Helping Hands in-home Senior Living services and stay with us for years! We are committed to listening to our clients needs and matching them with the right caregivers. If you want to experience the difference between a traditional nursing home and a qualified, dedicated company offering in-home care, then you should give us a call. We’re always ready to serve. We can come to your home to assess the needs of your loved one, and help you determine a plan of care.
Because we’re locally owned and operated, you’ll find our services to be quite affordable. We don’t have the burden of large overhead costs, so our customers are able to take advantage of our savings. You’ll be happy to get better care at more competitive pricing.
Because we’re locally owned and operated, you’ll find our services to be quite affordable. We don’t have the burden of large overhead costs, so our customers are able to take advantage of our savings. You’ll be happy to get better care at more competitive pricing.
Reviews
5.0
( 1 Reviews )
Fran23
May 14, 2020
Helping Hands has provided caregiving services for my parents in assisted living for many years. They have both passed away now. My father was 98 years old and my mother was 102. Helping Hands provided daily care for them by assisting with grooming, bathing, medication assistance, help with dining and companionship. There was also an excellent nurse available when needed. His caregivers helped them to perform daily tasks with loving patience and expertise. I visited every day or so and was able to witness the very capable attention and kindness shown to them first hand. When his facility went into lockdown from the Covid virus and I could not visit anymore, the caregivers reported their progress to me and sent me pictures of them. I have grown very close to the caregivers and think the world of these very special people who were very responsive to any requests I had. They were wonderful people and I feel honored to have known them.
