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 older, 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.
04/13/2026
April is Occupational Therapy Month — and OT is one of the most underutilized resources in senior care.
Occupational therapists help older adults maintain or rebuild the ability to do everyday things: bathing, dressing, preparing meals, moving safely at home. Their goal is to help people live as independently as possible, for as long as possible.
If your loved one is struggling with daily activities, ask their doctor or care coordinator whether an OT evaluation could help. Small interventions can make a lasting difference.
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04/11/2026
Today is World Parkinson’s Day! 🌎 More than 10 million people worldwide are living with Parkinson’s disease, and in the United States alone, someone new is diagnosed with PD every 6 minutes.
is dedicated to making life better for people with Parkinson’s disease by improving care and advancing research toward a cure. In everything they do, the Parkinson’s Foundation builds on the energy, experience and passion of the global PD community. I'm excited to join them in raising awareness for Parkinson’s disease ➡️ Parkinson.org/Awareness!
04/10/2026
We're growing — and we're looking for people who genuinely care.
At Senior TLC, our team shows up every day to support older adults in the Charlotte area with compassion, consistency and real dedication. It's meaningful work, and we want people who feel that in their bones.
If you're called to serve and want to be part of a team that truly values what you bring, we'd love to meet you.
Visit our website to view open positions and apply today — or share this with someone who might be a perfect fit.
04/09/2026
When it comes to caring for an aging loved one, peace of mind matters.
What helps you feel most confident that your loved one is safe and supported at home? Share in the comments.
04/07/2026
Many people don't realize that early signs of Parkinson's can appear years before a formal diagnosis.
Here are a few signs worth knowing:
→ A subtle tremor, especially at rest
→ Changes in handwriting — letters becoming smaller or cramped
→ A softer or more monotone speaking voice
→ A reduced sense of smell
→ Disrupted sleep patterns
Noticing these signs doesn't mean something is definitely wrong — but it does mean it's worth a conversation with a doctor. Early awareness leads to better care.
Share this with someone who might need it. is here to help you Find Real Answers every step of the way: Parkinson.org/Awareness
04/05/2026
Happy Easter from our Senior TLC family to yours. 🌸
We hope today is filled with warmth, good food and the kind of connection that fills your heart. Whether you're gathered around a table with family, enjoying a quiet spring morning or simply soaking in the season — we're thinking of you.
To all the caregivers and families we serve: Thank you for trusting us to be part of your journey.
04/02/2026
April is Parkinson's Awareness Month.
More than 1 million Americans are living with Parkinson's disease — and behind many of them is a family caregiver doing their absolute best every single day.
Parkinson's affects movement, balance, speech and daily routines. But with consistent support and the right care team, people living with Parkinson's can continue to thrive.
If you're navigating this with someone you love and you're not sure where to turn, we're here. Reach out to Senior TLC to learn how we can help your family.
04/01/2026
April is National Humor Month and there's real science behind why laughter matters.
Research shows that humor reduces stress hormones, boosts mood, supports immune function and even benefits heart health in older adults. A good laugh shared with someone you love is more than just fun — it's genuinely good for you.
What's the best joke you know?
03/31/2026
Caregiver tip: review medications regularly.
Bring all prescriptions and supplements to appointments. Keep an updated list in one place.
Clear communication helps avoid errors and keeps everyone aligned.
03/30/2026
March 30 is National Doctors Day.
Today we recognize physicians who care for older adults with patience, skill and compassion.
Many caregivers know how meaningful it is to have a doctor who listens, explains and truly understands their loved one’s needs.
If a physician has made a difference in your family’s journey, consider sharing a simple thank-you.
03/27/2026
A strong care team builds trust with families every day.
If you want to be part of a collaborative, mission-driven organization serving older adults, explore careers with Senior TLC.
03/26/2026
Accessing care shouldn’t feel overwhelming.
Senior TLC coordinates medical care, therapies, medications and transportation so families aren’t managing it alone.
If you’re exploring options that support aging at home, contact us to learn more.
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PACE of the Southern Piedmont is here to help you continue living in the home and community you love.
The Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) is an innovative model that provides a range of integrated preventative, acute, and long-term care services to manage the complex medical, functional, and social needs of the frail elderly. PACE was created as a way to provide flexibility in meeting a person’s health care needs while they continue to live safely in the community.
The purpose of a PACE program is to provide comprehensive health care services that are designed to enhance the quality of life and autonomy for older adults. Through PACE, the dignity and respect of older adults is maximized. Older adults are able live in their homes and the communities they love as long as medically and socially feasible; and the support of the older adult’s family unit is preserved.
PACE is a Medicare not for profit, Medicaid State option program. We serve participants 55 and older, 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.
For more information or to schedule a tour…www.pacesp.com
