Piedmont Home Care

Reminder! We’re hiring! Currently seeking qualified caregivers who are interested in joining our team of honest and compassionate direct care staff in Winston-Salem, Greensboro and surrounding areas. Visit this link for more information: http://bit.ly/1SwvJR7

Alzheimer’s & Dementia... Often when a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or is suffering from dementia, you as the caregiver feel alone in your struggles. Luckily, you are not alone. We specialize in Alzheimer’s and dementia care. Learn more... https://bit.ly/37xfgNB

When is it Time for Respite Care? 5 Ways to Help Make the Decision - How do you know when it’s time to look for respite care for your loved ones? Sometimes the answer is easy. Your mother has hip replacement surgery and you are physically unable to care for her during rehabilitation. - Read more in our blog post: http://bit.ly/2HRKxyk

At Piedmont Home Care, we are Alzheimer’s & Dementia Specialists... Consistency in caregivers, having the same person come into your home at the same time every day, helps build a trusting relationship between your loved one and the caregiver. This makes it easier for the caregiver to encourage the client to attempt activities and work on living a self-sufficient lifestyle. - Learn more at our website or copy this link: bit.ly/37xfgNB ———

Our CNAs Make the Difference! When you invite someone to come into your home, whether it’s to help you rehabilitate from a surgery or to provide extended care to an elderly loved one, you want to be sure that the person is qualified and trustworthy. At Piedmont Home Care, we understand exactly what you’re looking for. Learn more: http://bit.ly/1UjnpW6

Maintaining Independence - According to the CDC, incontinence affects about 50% of Americans age 65 and older. Due to its prevalence, many people assume that incontinence is just a normal part of the aging process. - Learn more at this link: http://bit.ly/3bx5Kft -

Creating Client Relationships: Deborah Hucks - For two years, Deborah Hucks worked as a cook in an assisted living facility. It was a good job, and one she enjoyed, but she knew she wanted to do more. “I wanted to get out of the kitchen and be in a place where I was more hands on with the patients,” Deborah says. “I knew what I was doing was important work, but I wanted to be somewhere I could make a real difference in other people’s lives.” - Read more in our blog post: http://bit.ly/3rYWpUR

Caregiving Made Easier Through Apps - From healthcare directives to doctor’s office visits, medication lists and vital signs, making sure your parent is following the doctor’s orders is important, but remembering everything and keeping track of all the papers and files can turn into a full time job. Learn more in our blog post here:https://piedmonthomecare.com/caregiving-made-easier-apps/

Is Dementia the New Heart Disease? Memory loss can be hastened by failing hearing or degenerating neurons, things that naturally occur as people get older. It can also be caused by clogged or hardened arteries. Read more: https://bit.ly/3omAynD

Have you lost hours, or been laid off? If you are a CNA or have home care experience, Piedmont Home Care needs you! We offer...
- Sign on Bonus
- Flexible Schedules
- Weekly Pay
Learn more and apply now at our website or copy this link: bit.ly/33JGEFV ———

Driving and Aging: Knowing When to Let Others Take the Wheel - While younger drivers are inexperienced, for older drivers accidents happen from a feeling of overestimating their abilities. - https://shorturl.at/78to2

Medication Management Aids - Keeping track of medications can be complicated. Some might need to be taken with food, while others are more effective on an empty stomach. - Read more in our blog post: https://piedmonthomecare.com/medication-management-aids/

Daily Living Activities - Piedmont Home Care is here to provide you the caring assistance you need to allow a loved one to live at home, whether they need a little help with daily tasks or even around the clock care.

Our services always begin with an initial home visit by a nurse to help come up with a personalized care plan designed specifically for your loved one. -- Learn more: http://bit.ly/39yNJMK

Making the Transition from Hospital to Home - While home can be a comfortable place to recuperate, it also has its challenges. For instance, when recovering from hip replacement you might not be able to get around the house as easily as before surgery. https://bit.ly/3m5Arwv

Have you lost hours, or been laid off? If you are a CNA or have home care experience, Piedmont Home Care needs you! We offer...
- Sign on Bonus
- Flexible Schedules
- Weekly Pay
Learn more and apply now at our website or copy this link: bit.ly/33JGEFV ———

Piedmont Home Care: Helping the Triad Age in Place - In the most recent survey done by AARP, 77 percent of adults over the age of 50 reported they would prefer to stay in their own home as they age. To us at Piedmont Home Care, these numbers make sense. - Read more: https://piedmonthomecare.com/piedmont-home-care-helping-the-triad-age-in-place/

At Piedmont Home Care, we are Alzheimer’s & Dementia Specialists... Consistency in caregivers, having the same person come into your home at the same time every day, helps build a trusting relationship between your loved one and the caregiver. This makes it easier for the caregiver to encourage the client to attempt activities and work on living a self-sufficient lifestyle. - Learn more at our website, piedmonthomecare.com ———

Meal Preparation! At Piedmont Home Care, one of our goals is to help clients regain or keep as much independence as possible, all under safe, caring conditions. One way we can do that is by assisting with meal preparation. - Learn more at this link: https://bit.ly/2QzzGAJ -

Support for Alzheimer’s Caregivers - According to the Alzheimer’s Association, approximately 11 million people in the United States provide unpaid care for the more than 6 million people living with Alzheimer’s or dementia. The loved ones who spend their days cooking, cleaning and providing companionship for someone with Alzheimer’s disease bear an often unrecognized burden. - Read more: https://bit.ly/3wLRzyH

Whether it’s shopping, bridge games, doctor’s appointments or just wanting to take a ride through the country to look at the scenery, we know how important it is for your loved one to get out into a new environment and be around some other people. Learn more about our Transportation Assistance services at this link: bit.ly/2LzQXb5 ———

Medication Management - Medications are important; from managing pain to lowering cholesterol to minimizing the effects of heart disease. But they’re only effective if taken as prescribed. - Learn more: https://bit.ly/2LlWscR

"We keep your Heart, at Home" - We know what it’s like to bring a loved one from the hospital, wanting to let them enjoy the comfort of their own home, yet realizing you can’t care for them by yourself. For more than 45 years as a State Licensed Agency, Piedmont Home Care, Inc. has provided trustworthy, compassionate caregivers to help with the daily care needed to keep your loved one living in their most comfortable environment — their home. Learn more at piedmonthomecare.com.