PHC Home Health

02/20/2026

Are you or a loved one starting personal home care services? Here’s what to expect during your very first Home Care Assessment. 🏠

In this video, we explain the step-by-step process PHC Home Health uses to get to know you. We don’t just look at your medical history; we look at your lifestyle, cognitive function, emotional well-being, home safety, and other important factors that may affect care.

During the visit, we build a customized plan for you to review and approve before services ever begin.

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🌐 Visit www.phcnc.com to learn more

02/18/2026

Living with a chronic condition can be overwhelming. Caring for someone who has one can feel just as demanding. That is where we come in. 💙

At PHC Home Health, our specially trained home care aides are available 24/7 to provide compassionate, high-quality care for you or your loved one, right in the comfort of home. Here are just a few of the chronic conditions we support every day:

• Arthritis – Simple tasks like buttoning a shirt or cleaning the house can feel impossible with arthritis. With over 20 years of experience, our aides are trained to step in as a helping hand so your loved one can continue living a full and active life.

• Diabetes – Missing a single insulin dose can have serious consequences. Our caregivers help ensure medications are never missed and provide gentle exercise guidance to support long-term diabetes management.

• Stroke Recovery – The road after a stroke can be long and overwhelming. Our team provides around-the-clock support with swallowing safely, meal preparation, and medication reminders so recovery feels a little less daunting.

• Heart Disease – A healthy lifestyle is key to managing heart disease. We help with grocery runs, meal prep, and encouraging regular exercise so your loved one can thrive at home.

We proudly serve families across the Carolinas and surrounding areas. Whether it is one of these conditions or another, we are more than caregivers. We are companions.

If you or a loved one needs support at home, reach out today. We are here for you, always. 💙

02/17/2026

A simple act of kindness can change someone’s entire day. 💙

Today is National Random Acts of Kindness Day, a beautiful reminder that we all have the power to make a difference, often with the smallest gesture.

For neighbors who are homebound, seniors living alone, or family caregivers carrying a heavy load, a thoughtful deed means more than we may realize.

Here are a few simple ways to brighten someone’s day:
• Offer a ride to a medical appointment.
• Drop off a home-cooked meal.
• Pick up groceries or a few items from their shopping list.
• Stop by for a visit. Play cards, put together a puzzle, or just sit and listen.
• Walk their dog or help with the mail.
• Tackle a small chore like taking out the trash or changing a lightbulb.
• Bring flowers, a favorite treat, or a handwritten note for no reason at all.
• Pick up the phone. Sometimes a friendly voice is the best medicine.

And let’s not forget the caregivers. A kind gesture for them goes a long way. You could help with an errand, bring dinner so they can take the evening off from cooking, or simply ask, “What’s one thing I can take off your plate today?”

At PHC Home Health, kindness and compassion are at the heart of everything we do. If you or someone you love could use extra support at home, our team is here to help.

🌐 Find a location near you: www.phcnc.com/contact-us

02/13/2026

Wondering if you or a loved one might qualify for skilled home health care? In this quick video, we break down 5 common situations when a doctor may recommend home health, like post-surgery recovery, new or unstable diagnoses, rehab after a stroke or fall, complex medical needs, and major medication changes.

If you’re not sure what applies to your situation, that’s okay. We’re here to help you understand your options and next steps.

For clear answers and guidance on care at home, follow PHC Home Health.

02/12/2026

We want you to meet the wonderful people behind the care at PHC. 💙 Say hello to Marcela, our incredible Home Health RN who recently celebrated 6 years with our team!

With 20 years of experience in home health nursing, Marcela brings a wealth of knowledge, heart, and dedication to every patient she serves. She shared with us:

"I really enjoy working in home health because I get to care for patients one-on-one in their own homes. I have been a HH nurse for 20 years and have spent the last 6 years with PHC. PHC has been very good to me, and I am grateful for the support and opportunity they have given me."

Her team describes her as a consistent team player who brings kindness, patience, and compassion to every patient she cares for.

We’re so proud and grateful to have Marcela as part of our PHC family, and so are the patients and families whose lives she touches every visit. 💙

Thank you, Marcela, for everything you do!

02/11/2026

Looking for Ways to Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Your Loved Ones?

Here are a few ways to spread the love this February 14, safe for seniors and meaningful for all:

• Have a “Red Day”
Start the morning with a simple but festive breakfast. Wear red, set the table with red napkins or placemats, and serve cranberry juice, strawberries, or red velvet pancakes. A little color can make the day feel special.

• Create a Time Capsule of Love
Fill a box with photos, cards, notes, ticket stubs, and small keepsakes that tell your story. Add a letter to your “future selves” and choose a date next year to open it together.

• Write Your Love Story
Take time to write about how you met, what you remember from the early days, and what has helped your relationship grow. This is a beautiful gift to children and grandchildren who will cherish your story.

• Craft from the Heart
Sew, knit, or crochet heart-shaped pot holders, bookmarks, or small gifts for friends, neighbors, or family. The project itself can be relaxing, and the finished pieces become meaningful keepsakes.

• Host a Small Social Gathering
Plan a Valentine’s tea, simple luncheon, or card-making afternoon at home. Invite a few friends or family members for conversation, light snacks, and connection.

• Walk Down Memory Lane
Look through photo albums or scrapbooks and share favorite Valentine’s memories, friendships, and family stories.

• Do Something Thoughtful and Different
Try something new this year. Watch a movie you’ve always wanted to see, start a puzzle, or try a simple craft or recipe you haven’t done before.

However you choose to celebrate, remember that love can be expressed in small, heartfelt ways. Moments shared, stories told, and kindness shown are the gifts that last. ❤️

02/10/2026

What Does "Aging in Place" Really Mean and How Can Home Care Help?

Aging in place means your loved one can grow older in the comfort of their own home and community, staying safe, independent, and surrounded by what’s familiar. It’s not just about staying out of a facility. It’s about preserving dignity, comfort, and peace of mind.

But aging in place doesn’t happen on its own. It takes planning, support, and honest conversations.

The best time to talk about aging in place is before a crisis happens.

While your loved one is still active and independent, sit down and ask:
• What kind of help might be needed now or in the future?
• Are there health conditions like diabetes or heart disease that may affect daily life later?
• What can we do now to make the home safer and more accessible?

Planning ahead gives your family time to explore care options, understand costs, and make thoughtful decisions without pressure.

How Home Care Supports the Whole Family

Home care is not just about your loved one. It supports everyone:
• Keeps routines and independence
• Reduces the stress of managing everything on your own
• Allows you to be a daughter, son, or spouse, not just a caregiver
• Provides flexible, affordable help when full-time care isn’t needed

With the right plan and support, aging in place is not only possible, it’s often the best path forward.

💙 PHC Home Health is here to help your family explore what aging in place can look like.

📞 Call us at 704-522-6149
🌐 Learn more at www.phcnc.com

02/06/2026

Today is National Wear Red Day ❤️

On Friday, February 6, 2026, we wear red to raise awareness for women’s heart health, stand with survivors, honor loved ones we have lost, and support the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women movement.

Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death for women, yet many heart conditions can be prevented or better managed with education, awareness, and healthy habits.

How to participate today:
✓ Wear red (shirt, dress, tie, hat, anything red)
✓ Post a photo and use
✓ Consider donating to support heart health research and education

Let’s come together to raise awareness, spark change, and show support for every woman facing heart disease.

02/06/2026

Looking for in-home care support?
Here’s why families across North Carolina choose PHC Home Health.

We help families navigate care at home with clarity, compassion, and reliable support, from the first question to ongoing care. You don’t have to figure this out alone.

Follow PHC Home Health for trusted guidance, helpful tips, and real answers about care at home.

02/05/2026

There is nothing more rewarding than hearing how our care has impacted a family. We were deeply moved by this recent testimonial from a client in Lincolnton.

If you or a loved one could benefit from compassionate, skilled care at home, we are here to provide support you can trust, just like family.

Reach out to us today:
📞 704-522-6149
🌐 www.phcnc.com

02/05/2026

At PHC Home Health, we’re proud to celebrate the amazing people who make a difference every day.

Meet Kim from our Touched By Angels team in Mount Holly! From caregiver to Office Manager, her heart for service continues to inspire us all. 💙

We want you to meet the wonderful people behind the care at TBA. 💙 Say hello to Kim, our dedicated Office Manager at the Mount Holly office!

Kim's journey with Touched By Angels is a beautiful story of finding your calling. What started as a "temporary" CNA II position over a decade ago turned into a lifelong passion for serving others. "I fell in love with my job and the clients we serve," Kim shares, and that love shines through in everything she does.

From providing hands-on care in the field to leading our office team, Kim has grown with us, promoted to Office Coordinator in 2019 and later to Office Manager. Her commitment to excellence touches everyone she encounters.

One grateful client family member recently shared: "I spoke to Kim several times and she was so comforting and always had a solution and always was there to support me and was so helpful getting my mom the care she needed!" Her team agrees. Kim's caring spirit extends to every staff member, creating a supportive environment where compassion thrives.

Thank you, Kim, for your dedication, kindness, and years of heartfelt service. We’re so grateful for you!