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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: , , |

HOMECHOICE OWNER SPEAKS AT LOCAL EVENT

Home Care in Raleigh NC: HOMECHOICE OWNER SPEAKS AT LOCAL EVENT On Tuesday May 23 Tony Rogers, owner/Managing Director of HomeChoice Home Care Solutions, gave a presentation "Alzheimer's: The Basics", at Baptist Grove Church in Raleigh. Tony is a volunteer Community Educator with the Alzheimer's Association Eastern North Carolina Chapter. The presentation was [...]

By |2024-03-18T13:30:50-04:00May 24, 2017|Categories: HomeChoice Home Care News|Tags: |

HomeChoice Home Care Solutions Celebrates National Pi Day

In celebration of National Pi Day on Tuesday, March 14, HomeChoice will be celebrating throughout the month of March by distributing on of their favorite pies, the Moon Pie.  Pi Day is Home Care in Raleigh NC: HomeChoice Home Care Solutions Celebrates National Pi Day celebrated on March 14th (3/14) around the world. [...]

By |2024-03-18T13:31:02-04:00March 14, 2017|Categories: HomeChoice Home Care News|Tags: |

HomeChoice Home Care attends SUSHI NetWOKing event

Home Care in Raleigh NC HomeChoice Home Care Solutions owner Brian Perruccio attended the SUSHI NetWOKing event on Thursday, February 9, 2017 at Shiki Sushi in Durham, NC.  The SUSHI group (SUSHI stands SUSHI NetWoking group for Servin’ Up Seniors in the Healthcare Industry) meets every month in either Cary, NC or Durham, [...]

By |2024-03-18T13:31:09-04:00February 10, 2017|Categories: HomeChoice Home Care News|Tags: |

What is Late-Stage Alzheimer’s Disease?

Home Care in Raleigh NC Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive disease. This means that your parent will experience increased and intensified symptoms over time, eventually culminating in death. The late stage of the disease is the point at which the symptoms that your parent experiences will become the most extensive and demanding, and the amount [...]

By |2024-04-02T12:50:18-04:00January 19, 2017|Categories: Alzheimer's & Dementia|Tags: |
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