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.

This week, National Safety Month is focused on holistic worker health — and family caregivers are workers too, even if n...
06/17/2026

This week, National Safety Month is focused on holistic worker health — and family caregivers are workers too, even if no one's paying them and no one's calling them by that name.

If you're caring for an aging parent, partner or grandparent, the mental health toll is real. Studies show family caregivers experience higher rates of depression, anxiety, sleep disturbance and physical illness than the general population. None of that is a personal failing. It's what happens when one person carries more than one person can carry.

You deserve the same care you give. That looks like:
→ Letting yourself ask for help
→ Building in regular breaks, even short ones
→ Talking to a therapist if you can
→ Naming what's hard out loud, instead of carrying it silently

Respite care exists for this — a few hours, a weekend, a regular weekly break. It's not a luxury. It's care for the caregiver.

If you're stretched thin, reach out to Senior TLC. We'd love to help.

Today is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, and the conversation needs to keep happening.Elder abuse — including physical,...
06/15/2026

Today is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, and the conversation needs to keep happening.

Elder abuse — including physical, emotional, financial and sexual abuse, plus neglect — affects an estimated 1 in 10 adults over 60 in the U.S. The vast majority of cases are never reported. And the people most at risk are often the ones least able to advocate for themselves.

Some signs to watch for in someone you love:
→ Unexplained bruises, weight loss or hygiene changes
→ Sudden financial difficulties or unexplained withdrawals
→ Withdrawal, anxiety or fear around specific people
→ Isolation from family and friends

If you suspect abuse, call the Adult Protective Services hotline in your state, or 1-800-677-1116 (Eldercare Locator) for guidance. You don't need proof to call — just concern.

We share this not to alarm, but to empower. The people we love deserve to be safe.

We're hiring CNAs and caregivers in the Charlotte area — and this week of all weeks feels right to share that.National N...
06/12/2026

We're hiring CNAs and caregivers in the Charlotte area — and this week of all weeks feels right to share that.

National Nursing Assistant Week wraps up Tuesday, and we've been thinking a lot about what makes a great CNA. It's clinical skill, sure. But it's also patience, observation, the ability to walk into a hard moment and stay calm. The capacity to see a person — not just a patient.

If that's you — if you've got the heart for this work and you're looking for a team that values it — we'd love to meet you. We offer flexible scheduling, real support, and the chance to do work that matters.

Visit our website to view open positions and apply today.

Today kicks off National Nursing Assistant Week — and the 2026 theme says it well: "We're Unbelievable."CNAs and caregiv...
06/11/2026

Today kicks off National Nursing Assistant Week — and the 2026 theme says it well: "We're Unbelievable."

CNAs and caregivers are the heart of senior care. They show up early, work hard, notice the small things, and form real bonds with the people they serve. They're the ones bathing, dressing, helping with meals, watching for changes that matter — and quietly making the difference between a hard day and a good one.

To every CNA and caregiver out there — and especially to the ones on the Senior TLC team — thank you. The work you do is unbelievable in the best way. Steady, skilled, kind, irreplaceable.

If a CNA has made a difference in your family's life, drop a thank-you in the comments. We'll make sure they see it.

This is one of the hardest conversations families face: When is it time for an aging parent to stop driving?Driving is i...
06/10/2026

This is one of the hardest conversations families face: When is it time for an aging parent to stop driving?

Driving is independence. It's autonomy. It's the freedom to see friends, run errands, get to medical appointments without asking. Giving it up is a real loss, and it deserves to be treated that way.

Signs it may be time include getting lost in familiar places, near-misses or unexplained dents, difficulty judging distances, slower reaction times, or family members feeling unsafe as passengers.

When the conversation needs to happen, lead with love. Acknowledge the loss. Talk about what's still possible, not just what's ending. Many families find that adding reliable transportation support before fully stopping helps the transition feel less abrupt and final.

If your family is thinking about transportation help for a loved one, we can talk you through what we offer. Reach out to Senior TLC anytime.

For Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month, here's something worth sitting with: Research consistently shows that brain hea...
06/09/2026

For Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month, here's something worth sitting with: Research consistently shows that brain health is shaped by lifestyle, especially in midlife and beyond.

The habits that protect cognition aren't mysterious. They're the same ones that support overall health:

→ Move your body most days, even gently
→ Prioritize sleep — the brain clears waste and consolidates memory while you sleep
→ Stay socially connected, even when it takes effort
→ Keep learning — a new language, an instrument, a complicated recipe
→ Manage blood pressure and blood sugar with help from your doctor

None of these is a guarantee. But each one shifts the odds in a meaningful direction. And many of them are achievable at any age.

What's one habit you've added that helps you feel sharper or steadier?

We're hiring caregivers in the Charlotte area.Summer is a season for new beginnings, and starting a meaningful career is...
06/06/2026

We're hiring caregivers in the Charlotte area.

Summer is a season for new beginnings, and starting a meaningful career is one of the most rewarding kinds. If you've been thinking about work that really matters, work where the relationships are real and the impact is felt, then we'd love to meet you.

Our caregivers help older adults live the lives they want to keep living. They show up consistently, kindly and with the kind of presence that makes a real difference. We hire people who feel called to this work, and we support them with flexible scheduling, real training and a team that has their back.

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

Today is National Donut Day, which we'll happily take as an excuse to talk about one of our favorite things — the small ...
06/05/2026

Today is National Donut Day, which we'll happily take as an excuse to talk about one of our favorite things — the small rituals that hold a family together.

Maybe yours is the Saturday morning donut shop, where everyone knows your order. Maybe it's the coffee your dad makes the same way every morning for 50 years. Maybe it's the post-church meal, or the Friday night ice cream, or the Sunday paper.

These small rituals are easy to overlook until something changes — a move, a diagnosis, a long stretch in the hospital. And then suddenly we realize how much of love lives inside repetition.

What's the small ritual in your family that always brings you back to each other?

June is Men's Health Month, and this year's theme is perfect for what we do."Partners in Care: For Better Lifespans Acro...
06/04/2026

June is Men's Health Month, and this year's theme is perfect for what we do.

"Partners in Care: For Better Lifespans Across the Lifespan."

The theme acknowledges what we've always believed — that no one's health happens in isolation. The men in our lives, especially as they age, are healthier when they have partners in their care. Spouses who notice things. Adult children who ask questions. Doctors who listen. And, when families need it, professional caregivers who help fill the gaps.

If you're worried about an aging father, grandfather or partner — and he's the type to brush off concerns or skip checkups — bringing in support doesn't have to feel like taking over. It can simply mean having another set of eyes, another voice in the room, another person on his team.

If your family could use that kind of partnership, reach out to Senior TLC. We'd love to talk.

June is Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month, and this one hits home for a lot of the families we serve.More than 7 milli...
06/03/2026

June is Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month, and this one hits home for a lot of the families we serve.

More than 7 million Americans are currently living with Alzheimer's disease. Behind every one of them is at least one family member, partner or friend doing their best to navigate something that doesn't come with a roadmap. It is exhausting work. It is also, often, deeply meaningful work.

This month, we'll be sharing brain-healthy habits, early warning signs to know, and ways families can support each other through a diagnosis — including The Longest Day on June 21, when we honor everyone affected by the disease.

If you're navigating Alzheimer's or another form of dementia with someone you love, you are not alone. We see you.

Follow along this month, and reach out anytime you need support.

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6133 The Plaza
Charlotte, NC
28215

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

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