Right at Home provides trusted in-home care for seniors and adults with disabilities. Call us today to see how we can improve your loved one’s quality of life!
Our highly trained caregivers can provide companionship, hygiene support, respite care and physical assistance to help loved ones live independently at home. We understand that everyone’s situation is unique, so we create custom care plans in collaboration with you to ensure the best possible care. Right at Home provides service 24/7—during holidays, weekends, evenings and overnight.
09/26/2025
Wandering is one of the most frightening challenges families face when caring for a loved one with dementia. This World Alzheimer’s Month, learn how to build a safety plan, understand wandering triggers, and take fast action in an emergency.
Read the full blog at the link in the comments!
09/25/2025
This month Right at Home Durham-Chapel Hill was honored to help celebrate a true American hero’s 99th birthday. 🎉
This remarkable WWII Army veteran was surrounded by love as his family and Right at Home’s dedicated nurses came together to make the day extra special with a heartfelt lunch and thoughtful gifts. Join us in wishing him a very Happy Birthday and thanking him for his incredible service! 💙🎁
09/24/2025
Dogs and cats aren’t just cute, they’re also cognitive companions! Explore the science behind pet therapy and dementia at the link in the comments. 🐶🐱
09/23/2025
Caregiving is more than a role; it’s a reflection of deep compassion, unwavering patience, and the kind of love that shows up day after day. It’s heart work, not just hard work. ❤️
09/22/2025
Falls are the leading cause of injury among older adults, but they’re not inevitable. On Fall Prevention Awareness Day, we’re reminding families that small changes at home can make a big difference!
From safer spaces to caregiver support, prevention starts with awareness. ❤️
09/22/2025
Falls are the leading cause of injury among older adults, but they’re not inevitable. On Fall Prevention Awareness Day, we’re reminding families that small changes at home can make a big difference!
From safer spaces to caregiver support, prevention starts with awareness. ❤️
09/21/2025
Today is World Alzheimer’s Day, and a perfect time to raise awareness, compassion, and support for those living with Alzheimer’s and their families. 💜 Recognizing the early signs and symptoms can make a meaningful difference in getting timely support and care.
09/19/2025
Please help us give a round of applause to our September Residence Week graduates! 👏
This incredible group is made up of new and established Right at Home owners and office staff members from established locations! They came together for a week of learning, collaboration, and connection. Each graduate shared heartfelt reflections on the week, emphasizing the meaningful impact their classmates had on them and deepening the sense of connection within the Right at Home family
Help us celebrate their well-deserved milestone. We look forward to the amazing things they'll achieve on their exciting new journeys! 🎓
09/19/2025
Dementia doesn’t just affect older adults. For some, it begins in their 30s, 40s, or 50s while they’re still working, raising families, and living full lives. Early-onset dementia brings unique challenges, but also opportunities to plan ahead, stay connected, and live with purpose.
🧠 Learn the signs, risk factors, and ways to support yourself or a loved one. Full blog post linked in the comments!
09/19/2025
Dementia doesn’t just affect older adults. For some, it begins in their 30s, 40s, or 50s while they’re still working, raising families, and living full lives. Early-onset dementia brings unique challenges, but also opportunities to plan ahead, stay connected, and live with purpose.
🧠 Learn the signs, risk factors, and ways to support yourself or a loved one. Full blog post linked in the comments!
09/18/2025
Kent Broussard, a retired accountant in his mid-60s, fulfilled a lifelong dream by enrolling as a freshman at Louisiana State University (LSU) to join its famed Golden Band from Tigerland. His journey began in 1968 when he first saw the band perform as a child. Though he played the sousaphone in high school and college, life led him down a different path—career, family, and eventually retirement.
Broussard never let go of his dream, though. In 2023, he began training physically and musically, even marching through his neighborhood with a 30-pound sousaphone. He applied to LSU, auditioned, and earned a spot in the band. His debut during LSU’s 2025 football season opener drew national attention, with ESPN highlighting his story and the crowd at Tiger Stadium cheering as his image appeared on the jumbo screen.
Kent Broussard’s story reminds us that it’s never too late to chase what sets your soul on fire because, as Kent put it, "People retire, dreams don’t."
Read the full story at the link in the comments and follow Kent's journey on his page Tiger Tuba Kent!
📸Photos courtesy of LSU.
09/17/2025
Chronic pain affects over 51 million Americans, and many are older adults. Learn how to recognize symptoms, explore treatment options, and support your loved one through their pain journey.
09/17/2025
Chronic pain affects over 51 million Americans, and many are older adults. Learn how to recognize symptoms, explore treatment options, and support your loved one through their pain journey.
Dive deeper at the link in the comments!
09/16/2025
A helping hand, a shared smile, a life lived with dignity. How do you envision your life with the help of a caregiver? ❤️
09/15/2025
Knee and hip replacements have helped millions reclaim their mobility and live with less pain. But recovery, especially in the first few months, requires careful attention to safety protocols.
Whether you're a senior preparing for knee or hip replacement or a caregiver supporting a loved one, understanding what to expect can make all the difference! Check out our blog at the link in the comments.
09/15/2025
Knee and hip replacements have helped millions reclaim their mobility and live with less pain. But recovery, especially in the first few months, requires careful attention to safety protocols.
Whether you're a senior preparing for knee or hip replacement or a caregiver supporting a loved one, understanding what to expect can make all the difference. Click the link in the comments for recovery tips and tricks!
09/12/2025
Leaving the hospital isn’t the end; it's the beginning of recovery.
Before heading home, make sure you understand your medications, wound care, rehab needs, and more. Asking the right questions now can prevent complications later. 💬
Caring for someone with dementia presents unique challenges, particularly when disruptive behaviors, driving safety, or fi****ms in the home are involved. To support professionals navigating these complexities, we invite you to a free continuing education webinar featuring Dr. Barbara Messinger-Rapport. This session will delve into evidence-based medications for behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD), offer practical guidance for caregivers managing driving concerns, and provide legal insights on firearm possession and cognitive disability across multiple states.
Whether you're a healthcare provider, social worker, or caregiver, this webinar is a valuable opportunity to deepen your understanding and enhance your ability to support those affected by dementia. Join us on September 17th at 1 p.m. ET.
The best medicine for the heart? Laughter, love, and time with your grandkids. 💓 Discover how grandparenting supports heart health in Right at Home's latest blog.
Today let's honor the wisdom, warmth, and legacy of those who’ve paved the way for generations. 🧓❤️👵
Right at Home is proud to support families by helping grandparents live safely, comfortably, and joyfully at home. Happy Grandparents Day!
09/05/2025
September marks the ninth month of the year and is a gentle reminder of how far you’ve come. What has filled your heart with love this year? What memory stands out as your favorite so far?
Drop a photo or a few words in the comments 💬💛
09/03/2025
You may not have all the answers, but your advocacy helps shape the path forward. Caregiving after a stroke is complex, but you’re not alone. Learn how to support your loved one through the unknowns in our blog!
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Service and compassion come easily to owners Mark and Rachel Reynolds. After spending over thirty years as special education teachers, the couple wanted to continue serving others in their second careers as well. Honoring this dedication to service, they found that owning a Right at Home franchise was a natural fit.
Seeing the needs of seniors first-hand while caring for their own family members, they realized a home care business would allow them the opportunity to continue caring for others in a meaningful way. They realize how frustrating it is for adult children to be far from their aging parents and know the importance of having reliable, compassionate helpers to fill in when family members cannot be there.
They are also painfully aware of the lack of services for adults with disabilities in Texas. While working as special educators in a high school setting, both Mark and Rachel have witnessed the fear and desperation of parents whose children age-out of the public school system with limited opportunities for services as adults. The couple is committed to filling this void and has the unique knowledge to serve this population.
Mark holds a bachelor’s degree in Education and a master’s degree in Educational Leadership, while Rachel holds a bachelor’s degree in Special Education and a master’s degree in Educational Psychology. Mark and Rachel are able to use their expertise as educators to provide quality training and supervision to their caregivers. They are passionate about creating a supportive environment for their caregivers because they understand that caregivers play a crucial role in the well-being of their clients. They believe that a person who is appreciated will do more than what is expected and realize that this philosophy translates to excellent care for those they serve.
Right at Home Rockwall is family owned and operated. Mark and Rachel are joined full-time by their daughter, Rebekah, who holds a master’s degree in Social Work. Their younger daughter, Sarah, works in the business part-time as she completes her degree in Speech Language Pathology. The entire family considers it an honor and a privilege to serve those in need.