Visiting Angels Upland, CA

08/12/2026

📢Attention CLAREMONT: ANNUAL SHREDDING DAY is NEXT MONTH!📢

Join us on Thursday, September 24th from 9am-12pm at the City Of Claremont Senior Center for our annual fundraiser!

Reminder: $20 minimum donation

Share with your family and friends - we can't wait to see you there!

07/04/2026

🎉🇺🇸 Happy 250th Birthday, America! 🇺🇸🎉

Today, we celebrate 250 years of freedom, resilience, and the generations of Americans who have helped shape our nation’s story.

At Visiting Angels, we’re especially grateful for the opportunity to care for seniors whose lives, wisdom, and experiences are an important part of that story. Their memories remind us where we’ve been, and their legacy inspires where we’re going.

As you celebrate with family, friends, and neighbors, we wish you a safe, joyful, and memorable Fourth of July.

Happy Birthday, America! ❤️🤍💙

06/30/2026

💙 We're Hiring Compassionate Caregivers! 💙

Looking for a career where you can truly make a difference every day? Join the Visiting Angels team and help seniors continue living safely and comfortably in the place they call home.

✨ We offer:
• Flexible schedules
• Competitive pay
• Supportive team environment
• Meaningful, rewarding work
• Opportunities to grow

If you're compassionate, dependable, and have a heart for helping others, we'd love to hear from you!

📍 Make a difference in your community while building a career you'll be proud of.

👉 Apply today or message us to learn more about our current caregiver opportunities!

Visiting Angels Upland is always looking for motivated, dependable CNAs and caregivers to provide high-quality home care in the San Gabriel and Pomona Valleys.

06/23/2026

Dementia is an umbrella term that describes a collection of symptoms (cognitive, functional, and behavioral) that are caused by specific diseases. Alzheimer's disease is the most common disease that causes dementia, but Frontotemporal degeneration, Lewy Body disease, and Vascular disease can all cause symptoms of dementia. Not all cognitive decline is considered dementia; dementia must be driven by an underlying progressive neurodegenerative disease.

Learning about the two terms and the difference between them is important and can empower individuals living with Alzheimer’s or another dementia, their families, and their caregivers with the necessary knowledge.

06/16/2026

Your hands occupy a huge amount of real estate in the brain. If you look at the motor cortex — the area that controls movement — the parts responsible for the hands and fingers are disproportionately large. This means fine finger movements activate a large network of brain regions. Research suggests several possible mechanisms:

1. Finger movements stimulate brain networks
2. They may promote neuroplasticity
3. They may increase brain-supporting proteins

The 2024 Lancet Commission identified 14 modifiable risk factors th...

06/12/2026

🌟Congratulations to our May Caregiver of the Month, Carleen 🌟

Carleen has been an Angel since 2023, and throughout her time with us, she has consistently demonstrated dedication, compassion, and professionalism. She is extremely dependable, providing steady support to her long-time clients while also remaining flexible and willing to pick up new clients whenever needed.

Carleen is truly a team player. She is always helpful and willingly adjusts her schedule to accommodate the needs of her clients and the team. Her positive attitude and reliability make her someone both clients and coworkers can count on.

Clients frequently compliment Carleen for her engaged and compassionate care. She takes the time to connect with those she serves, ensuring they feel supported, valued, and comfortable.

One of the things that stands out most about Carleen is her warm personality. She always has a smile on her face and brings kindness and encouragement to every client interaction.

Please help us thank Carleen for going above and beyond, and for being a standout caregiver! 🎉

06/10/2026

Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia, is a brain disorder that affects more than 6 million Americans—and the number is growing. The Alzheimer’s Association projects cases to double by the year 2050.

Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia, is a brain d...

06/05/2026

⭐ Five-Star Friday ⭐

Every review tells a story, and we’re grateful to be a part of so many families’ journeys.

This week’s Five-Star Friday spotlight comes from a client who shared their experience with our team. Reviews like these remind us that compassionate care, meaningful relationships, and peace of mind truly make a difference.

Thank you for allowing us to serve our community, one family at a time. 💙

06/02/2026

🤝Visiting Angels is committed to connecting families with trusted resources that support aging with dignity and compassion! This month, we're proud to highlight one of our valued community partners: The Comprehensive Stroke Center at 
Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center

As a designated Comprehensive Stroke Center by The Joint Commission, Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center (PVHMC) meets the highest standards in stroke care. PVHMC treats nearly 900 stroke patients annually, ranking us among the top five busiest stroke centers in Los Angeles County. Their expert team specializes in rapid intervention, utilizing advanced techniques like thrombectomy and clot-dissolving medications to maximize recovery outcomes and quality of life. With 13 consecutive years of Gold Plus Quality Achievement Awards from the American Stroke Association, PVHMC consistently exceeds national benchmarks for safety and clinical outcomes, including zero infection rates. Beyond acute treatment, the specialized outpatient rehabilitation programs provide a seamless continuum of care. Their dedicated physical, occupational, and speech therapists develop customized recovery plans, ensuring patients regain independence through evidence-based, compassionate treatment. At PVHMC, every second counts toward a better recovery.

For more information about stroke signs and symptoms, treatment options, stroke rehabilitation, and PVHMC stroke support group, please call 909-865-9858.