Brian Perruccio, Owner

About Brian Perruccio

Owner at HomeChoice Home Care - A native of Portland, CT, Brian has lived in the Triangle since 1995. Brian received his undergraduate degree from the University of Connecticut in 1992 and then received his Masters of Sports Administration from St. Thomas University (Miami, FL) in 1994. He began his professional career at the University of North Carolina where he worked in the Athletic Department. His experiences in marketing, sales, customer service and brand management led him to home care business ownership in 2010. Brian is compassionate about providing the best care possible to his clients while also providing their family members the reassurance that their loved ones are in great hands. He is an avid mountain biker, golfer and a fan of the Boston Red Sox and the University of Connecticut Huskies. Brian resides in Apex, NC with his wife, Jennifer and their two children.

Giving Back to the Community

Community Spirit Days are a time designated to give back to the community.  Some seniors may feel that they’re not equipped to give back to their community, but they can. Community Spirit Days are for everyone to take part in. This articles shares a few ideas on how seniors can give back to the community. [...]

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HomeChoice Home Care joins National Aging In Place Council

Home Care in Raleigh NC HomeChoice Home Care Solutions has joined the National Aging In Place Council, as well as the local Triangle Chapter of the NAIPC.  The National Aging In Place Council aims to be a primary informational resource for seniors so that they may remain active and healthy throughout their retirement years.  The [...]

By |2024-03-18T13:31:43-04:00April 4, 2016|Categories: HomeChoice Home Care News|Tags: |

5 Ways You Contribute to Your Social Isolation as a Caregiver

Social isolation is one of the big issues that can lead to caregiver stress. If you're not allowing yourself to have normal social interactions, you're stagnating and it takes away from what you can give your loved one emotionally. Here are some ways that you could be making the situation worse without realizing it. You [...]

By |2024-03-18T13:31:44-04:00March 17, 2016|Categories: Caregiver Wellness & Tips|Tags: , |
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