Senior TLC - Charlotte

Senior TLC - Charlotte Senior TLC is a PACE program, a Medicare and Medicaid State option that provides a different kind of care.

We serve participants 55 and older, offering both preventive and long-term care services for individuals who need a nursing home level of care. Senior TLC (formerly PACE of the Southern Piedmont) is here to help you continue living in the home and community you love. The Program of All-Inclusive Care (PACE) is a Medicare not for profit, Medicaid State option program. We serve participants 55 and o

lder, by providing preventive and long-term care services for those requiring nursing home level of care. Our number one goal is to empower our aging population with the choice to live safely in the home they love. Our PACE team will work closely with you to determine program eligibility and any out of pocket cost.

We're hiring caregivers in the Charlotte area — and if you've been thinking about meaningful work with real relationship...
08/08/2026

We're hiring caregivers in the Charlotte area — and if you've been thinking about meaningful work with real relationships, we'd love to talk.

The best caregivers we know have a few things in common: patience with people, calm in stressful moments, and quiet pride in the difference they make. If that sounds like you, we support you the way you deserve — flexible scheduling, real training, a team that has your back.

Visit our website to view open positions and apply today. Or share this with someone who'd be a perfect fit.

Today is Purple Heart Day.We honor the men and women wounded in combat while serving this country — and the families who...
08/07/2026

Today is Purple Heart Day.

We honor the men and women wounded in combat while serving this country — and the families whose lives changed along with theirs. Many are older adults now, still carrying the visible and invisible marks of that service every day.

Thank you for what you gave. We hold you in our thoughts today.

08/06/2026

As we age, our immune systems don't respond to infection the way they used to. Vaccines that seem routine when we're younger become genuinely protective as we get older. And the vaccines recommended for adults 50+ have changed considerably in the past few years.

This month is National Immunization Awareness Month, a great reminder that staying well isn't just about big lifestyle changes. It's also about the small, boring, deeply effective things — like keeping vaccines up to date.

Thank you so much for the kind words, Adrian! It was an honor to assist your family and your mom. 💙
08/05/2026

Thank you so much for the kind words, Adrian! It was an honor to assist your family and your mom. 💙

Know someone who would love this work?Some of the best caregivers on our team came to us because someone who knew them s...
07/31/2026

Know someone who would love this work?

Some of the best caregivers on our team came to us because someone who knew them said "you'd be amazing at this." A friend. A sibling. A former coworker who remembered how patient they were, how warm, how good at noticing the small things.

If someone's coming to mind right now — a person with the heart for this kind of work — we'd love to meet them.

The clinical skills we can teach. The training is real, the support is real. What we can't teach is the presence, the patience, the instinct to notice when something's off. Those are the parts of caregiving that come from who a person already is.

Share this with the person you're thinking of. Or send them a link to our open positions on our website. Sometimes a single nudge from someone who believes in them is what gets a great caregiver started.

Summer isn't always the "easy" season for families of aging parents — often, it's when the wheels come off.The kids are ...
07/30/2026

Summer isn't always the "easy" season for families of aging parents — often, it's when the wheels come off.

The kids are home. Vacation plans require someone to be with mom. Dad's routine gets disrupted by visiting relatives. The heat makes his existing conditions harder to manage. The adult children are trying to be present for their own summer while worrying constantly about the parent they can't check on daily.

This is exactly where home care shines — and it's a season we hear from a lot of families for the first time.

A caregiver in the home for a few hours a day, or a few days a week, can mean:
→ You take that vacation without white-knuckling every ferry ride
→ Mom eats regular meals when visits from family thin out
→ Dad stays hydrated and cool while the family focuses on the kids
→ Someone reliable is watching for changes when you're not there

If summer feels harder than it should, we'd love to talk. Reach out to Senior TLC — no pressure, just a real conversation about what would help.

Senior Care Tip: Some common medications can possibly make older adults more vulnerable to summer heat.Medications that ...
07/29/2026

Senior Care Tip: Some common medications can possibly make older adults more vulnerable to summer heat.

Medications that can increase heat risk include:

→ Diuretics (increase fluid loss)
→ Blood pressure medications (can affect body temperature regulation)
→ Some antidepressants (SSRIs, tricyclics)
→ Anticholinergics (found in some allergy meds, incontinence meds, sleep aids)
→ Antipsychotics
→ Some diabetes medications

None of this means to stop taking a prescribed medication — that could be far more dangerous. It means to have a conversation with a doctor or pharmacist about summer adjustments. Sometimes timing shifts (taking a diuretic in the morning), extra hydration, or being extra cautious during heat waves is all it takes.

If you're caring for an older adult on multiple medications this summer, add this to the next doctor's appointment agenda.

July is also Disability Pride Month.Aging often brings changes that meet the definition of disability: a stroke that aff...
07/28/2026

July is also Disability Pride Month.

Aging often brings changes that meet the definition of disability: a stroke that affects mobility, hearing loss that reshapes conversation, macular degeneration that limits reading, dementia that changes how someone navigates the world. And for older adults who have always had a disability, aging adds new layers on top of a lifelong experience.

Here's what we've learned from working with our clients: losing an ability doesn't mean losing autonomy. What it takes is adaptation. Assistive tech. Home modifications. A patient care team. A family that meets someone where they are, not where they used to be.

The disability community has been teaching this for decades. Aging doesn't have to be a story of loss. It can be a story of adjustment — with the right support in place.

If your family is navigating new adaptations for an aging loved one, we can help. Reach out anytime.

Today marks the 36th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act — signed into law on July 26, 1990.Thirty-six ye...
07/26/2026

Today marks the 36th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act — signed into law on July 26, 1990.

Thirty-six years of a landmark civil rights law that made it illegal to discriminate against people with disabilities in employment, housing, transportation, public accommodations and more. Thirty-six years of ramps, accessible bathrooms, curb cuts, closed captioning, and — critically — protection for people whose bodies and minds work differently than expected.

We think about the ADA a lot in senior care. Because aging often means acquiring new disabilities: Mobility limitations, hearing loss, vision changes, memory challenges. The ADA protects people at every stage of that journey. It has shaped what accessibility looks like in the homes and communities where our clients live.

To the disability advocates who fought — and continue to fight — for these protections: Thank you. Your work makes life more possible for the people we serve.

Happy ADA Anniversary.

When people ask what makes Senior TLC different as a place to work, we always come back to the same answer: It's the cul...
07/24/2026

When people ask what makes Senior TLC different as a place to work, we always come back to the same answer: It's the culture.

It's a schedule that respects your life. Office staff who pick up the phone when you need them. A manager who notices when you're carrying something heavy. Real training, real support, real backing when the work gets hard.

It's also the relationships. Our caregivers build genuine connections with the people they serve — the kind that makes clients feel like family after a few months, and makes the work meaningful in a way not every job is.

If you're a caregiver looking for a place that actually feels like it cares — about you, and about the people you're caring for — we'd love to meet you.

Visit our website to view open positions in the Charlotte area.

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6133 The Plaza
Charlotte, NC
28215

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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+17048873840

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