Home Care

Medication Routines at Home: How Non Medical Home Care Supports Reminders, Observation and Communication

Medication routines can become difficult when memory, mobility, vision, or a changing schedule gets in the way. Learn how non-medical caregivers can provide reminders, reinforce routines, observe changes, and communicate concerns while staying within a clearly defined role.

By |2026-09-23T14:10:16-04:00September 24, 2026|Categories: Home Care, Medication, Newsletter|Tags: , |

Parkinson’s Home Care: Helping a Loved One Stay Safe and Independent at Home

The right support can help a person living with Parkinson’s remain safer, more confident and more independent at home. Learn how Parkinson’s-trained caregivers can reinforce daily routines while providing families with dependable relief.

By |2026-09-17T12:15:42-04:00September 17, 2026|Categories: Home Care, Newsletter, Parkinson's Disease|Tags: , , |

Home Health Care vs. Non-Medical Home Care: What’s the Difference and Why You Might Need Both

Understanding the difference between home health care and non-medical home care can feel confusing, but it doesn’t have to be. While home health focuses on short-term medical needs, non-medical home care services provide the everyday support seniors need to stay safe and independent. At HomeChoice Home Care Solutions in Raleigh, we help families bridge the gap by offering compassionate, personalized care that works alongside home health to create a complete support system at home.

By |2026-03-30T11:12:39-04:00March 30, 2026|Categories: Home Care, Newsletter, Social Feed|Tags: , |

Moving Day NC Triangle: Supporting the Parkinson’s Community Together

HomeChoice Home Care Solutions proudly participated in Moving Day NC Triangle, supporting the Parkinson’s community we are dedicated to serving. As a Parkinson’s Foundation Community Partner, our caregivers receive specialized training to deliver expert, compassionate Senior Care Services for individuals living with Parkinson’s disease.

Caregivers Come Together for Learning “Ethics and Caregiver Professionalism” in Senior Home Care

As part of our anniversary celebration, our caregivers came together for a two-day in-service led by RN Supervisor Sharon and Client Care Manager Sarah. The training, “Ethics and Caregiver Professionalism,” featured lively discussions, role-playing, and even virtual participation via Zoom. From protecting client confidentiality to recognizing and reporting abuse concerns, our team explored real-life scenarios that strengthen professionalism in senior home care services. This special event was both a celebration of our values and a powerful reminder of the difference compassionate, ethical caregiving makes every day.

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