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Charlotte Home Care Services
Compassionate Charlotte Caregiver Teams You Can Trust
At Homewatch CareGivers, we’re passionate about ensuring that our clients receive affordable in-home and elder care of the highest quality. We can help to ease the pressure on family and friends by offering Charlotte in-home care services. We want to do more than just care for a person’s condition; we strive to build interpersonal relationships with our clients, which is beneficial to everyone in more ways than one. For compassionate senior care, after hospital care or other caregiving services in Charlotte, contact Homewatch CareGivers today!
Check out the In the Community page to view our recent webinars hosted by Homewatch CareGivers of Charlotte!
Delilah, our therapy dog, is missing visiting all of her residents! Check out
our videos to see what she has been up to recently.
Want to learn about our Charlotte home care services? Contact us today at 704.270.2515!
Medication Safety
Our in-home caregivers specialize in providing support for seniors. One way is by reminding them to take their medicine to stay healthy along with any dietary consideration associated with medicine.
Luckily, home care can help.
Here are some medication management tips our caregivers use:
- Keeping a detailed list of medications, including doses and dosage times. Include over-the-counter medications such as vitamins or any herbal remedies for your elderly loved one’s health care provider.
- Use a pill dispenser as a medication management system.
- Store medications properly in a cool, dry place, or any other place where they must be stored.
- Write a journal of any changes in the patient’s mood or behavior when new medications are introduced, dosages change, or certain pills are eliminated, to communicate to the client’s physician.
Learn more about how we assist with medication management and safety. Click here to read more.
Learn more about how our team can provide medication safety for your loved one!
Why Choose Homewatch CareGivers?
Discover how professional Charlotte caregivers approach caring for your loved one, in order to engage and bond with them as individuals.-
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Keeping Them Safe and Comfortable
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Homewatch CareGivers Pay Attention to All Aspects of Home Caregiving
When you pick Homewatch CareGivers, you’re choosing a team of caregivers who focus on paying attention to the individual needs of clients. We won’t just assist your loved one; we’ll learn their preference and build a relationship with them so they trust us. We do this because we know that providing emotional support is just as important as any other aspect of a person’s daily life. So, with our senior care team, your loved one will receive the complete amount of attention and care that they deserve.
Whether your loved one requires full-time or part-time care, we’re well-equipped with everything necessary to them feel:
- Comfortable
- Confident
- Supported
- As independent as possible
In short, your loved one’s satisfaction is our goal, which is why our Charlotte home care agency creates customized care plans that are tailored to accommodate all their needs.
Learn more about our therapy dog Delilah and how she helps seniors within the community!
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“They really take care of my mom.”
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“They are tremendous help.”
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“They care about what we needed!”
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“True Professionals”
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“I could not do it without them.”
Charlotte Senior Care Community Blog
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5 Ways Family Caregivers Can Get Some “Me Time”Read Story
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What to Do When Your Loved One Needs Care, But So Do YouRead Story
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4 Things to Do When Aging Parents Refuse the Help They NeedRead Story