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We're Building a Better Way

to Find the Right Help

When a parent, loved one, or household suddenly needs help, the hardest question is often not:

"Who is available?"

It's:

"What kind of help do we actually need — and what should we do first?"

Helping Hands Alliance is being created to make that process easier.

We are asking families, caregivers, local service providers, and community professionals to help us build it correctly.

Share your experience helping a parent, loved one, or household.

Help us understand what families need and how referrals can work better.

Just want to hear when HHA launches?

Join Early Access →

THE PROBLEM

Finding Help Shouldn't Be This Confusing

Families often know that something needs to change.
 

They just don't always know what kind of help they need.

The questions that pile up

Does Mom need home care or mobility equipment?

Does Dad need transportation or help around the house?

Is the home itself becoming unsafe?

Do we need one provider or several?

Who can we trust?

Who should we call first?

What needs to happen now and what can wait?

Most directories can tell you who exists.

Helping Hands Alliance is being designed to help families understand:

What should happen next?

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THE IDEA

A Concierge Instead of Another Directory

Helping Hands Alliance is being designed as a local concierge service.
 

Instead of asking families to search through long lists of providers, HHA will help:

OUR APPROACH

Understand the Situation

Tell us what's happening in everyday language.

Clarify the Need

Help determine what type of help may be appropriate and what should happen first.

Connect the Family

Introduce the family to a trusted local provider who fits the situation.

Follow Up

Learn whether the referral worked and continue improving the HHA network.

You shouldn't have to know who to call before asking for help.

FOR FAMILIES NAVIGATING AGING PARENTS

Helping an aging parent is hard. Knowing who to call next shouldn't be.

The wrong next step can cost families time, money, and peace of mind. We're building the place families in the Upstate area can turn when a parent needs help and it's not clear what kind of help comes first.

Whatever is happening at home, Helping Hands Alliance can help point you toward the right kind of professional.

We cover the services you need most

PLUMBING

SENIOR CARE

HEATING & A/C

PAINTING

ELECTRICAL

...AND MORE! (JUST ASK)

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HELP US BUILD THIS

We're building this for you.

Help us get it right.

Families & Caregivers: Help Us Build This Around Real Needs

If you have ever helped a parent,

spouse, relative,

friend, or neighbor find services,

we want to

learn from your experience.

Tell us:

What was difficult?

What did you search for?

Where did you get stuck?

What made you trust one provider over another?

What do you wish someone had explained?

Would a local concierge have made the process easier?

Approximately 5–10 minutes. No sales pitch.

Your feedback will help determine how HHA works when we launch.

We are asking about your experiences and opinions.

Please do not submit private medical information.

Local Providers: Help Us Build Better Referrals

We also want input from companies and

professionals who serve families locally.

We want to understand:
 

What makes a referral valuable?

What information should accompany a referral?

Where do referrals commonly go wrong?

What kinds of customers are the best fit for your services?

How quickly can providers realistically respond?

How should HHA evaluate and improve the referral experience?

Help shape a system designed to create better matches rather than simply generate more leads.

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WHY PARTICIPATE

Your Experience Can Help the Next Family

We're working with real families, local providers, and community professionals across the Upstate to build something that actually solves the navigation problem — shaped by caregiver feedback, provider interviews, and real experience on both sides.

FAMILY INPUT

Help us understand where families become confused or overwhelmed.

PROVIDER INPUT

Help create better-quality referrals and warmer introductions.

COMMUNITY INPUT

Help us identify missing services and gaps in the local support system.

EARLY ACCESS

Participants can be among the first to learn when Helping Hands Alliance becomes available.

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GET EARLY ACCESS

Want to Know When HHA Launches?

You don't have to take a survey to stay informed.

Join the early-access list and we'll let you know about launch updates, community discussions, and future availability.

Be the first to know when we launch

Try new tools before wider rollout

Receive practical local insights

Help shape HHA before it launches

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QUESTIONS ABOUT HHA

Frequently Asked Questions

  • A local concierge service being developed to help people understand what type of help they need and connect them with an appropriate local provider.

  • We are currently gathering input and developing the network before launch.

  • Anyone who has tried to find help for a parent, loved one, household, or client — as well as local service providers.

  • Responses will help shape HHA's concierge process, provider network, referral experience, and future services.

  • No. Visitors may simply join the early-access list.

Stop Guessing Who to Call

We’re building a place where families in the Upstate area can find the right kind of help with genuine reasons for trust—and where strong local providers can be recognized for fit, responsiveness, and quality.
 

If that future matters to you, we’d love you to be part of it.

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