Blog Posts

Holiday visits often reveal that an aging parent may need more support than before. From home safety concerns and skipped meals to memory lapses and increased fatigue, Coastal Companion Care outlines 7 signs it’s time to consider in-home help. Learn how...

Winter can increase risks for aging adults, from slips and falls to social isolation and cold indoor temps. Coastal Companion Care shares six essential tips to help adult children keep their aging parents safe, healthy, and supported throughout the winter...

Caring for an aging loved one can bring constant worry and emotional strain for families. Home care services provide peace of mind by offering trusted, non-medical support that keeps seniors safe, comfortable, and connected at home. Learn how professional...

Home care services provide non-medical support that helps seniors live safely and comfortably at home. From personal care and companionship to meal preparation, light housekeeping, and transportation, these services promote independence while giving families...

Senior independence at home doesn’t rely on doing everything alone—it’s about creating a safe environment, building healthy routines, and having the right support. This article highlights seven simple lifestyle adjustments that help seniors in Southeastern...

Talking with a parent about home care can feel emotional, especially when independence is important to them. This guide helps families in Wilmington and Brunswick County choose the right moment, listen with empathy, focus on how home care supports independence,...

Hourly home care helps seniors stay safe and independent with flexible support, from meal prep and medication reminders to companionship and household help. Learn how just four hours a week can make all the difference for families in coastal North Carolina....

More older adults are choosing to age in place and for seniors in New Hanover and Brunswick County, it’s a smart choice. Coastal North Carolina offers community, climate, and care that support independence at home.

This blog explains what truly makes a great home caregiver—and it is not about holding a nursing license. Instead, it highlights the qualities that families value most: lived caregiving experience, empathy, patience, adaptability, clear communication,...

This blog highlights six subtle but important signs that may indicate it is time to consider professional homecare for an aging parent. From forgetfulness and changes in personal hygiene to isolation, fall risks, and caregiver burnout, each section explains...