Caring for Mom or Dad at Home? 7 Raleigh Resources Every Family Should Know

Caring for an aging parent or loved one at home can be deeply rewarding — but it can also be overwhelming. Between managing doctor visits, meals, and personal care, many families in Raleigh and surrounding areas quickly realize they need extra help.

At LifeLink Home Care, we believe no family should face caregiving alone. North Carolina offers many local programs and resources designed to support seniors and their families. Here are seven trusted resources every Raleigh family should know about.

1. North Carolina Medicaid Personal Care Services (PCS)

If your loved one needs help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, or eating, Medicaid PCS may cover in-home care at no cost to you.
LifeLink Home Care is a licensed, Medicaid-approved agency that helps families navigate the PCS application and authorization process step-by-step.

Learn more: https://medicaid.ncdhhs.gov/

2. Triangle J Area Agency on Aging (TJAAA)

This organization supports older adults and caregivers across Wake, Durham, Johnston, and surrounding counties. They offer caregiver training, support groups, and connections to respite care programs.

Learn more: https://www.tjaaa.org/

3. Wake County Department of Social Services (DSS)

DSS coordinates Medicaid, food assistance, and long-term care services. Their caseworkers can help families apply for programs like Personal Care Services (PCS) and Community Alternatives Programs (CAP) for in-home support.

Learn more: https://www.wakegov.com/departments-government/social-services

4. The Center for Volunteer Caregiving

This nonprofit matches volunteers with seniors who need transportation, companionship, or light assistance. It’s a great supplemental resource for families already receiving care through LifeLink.

Learn more: https://www.volunteercaregiving.org/

5. Resources for Seniors (RFS)

Based in Raleigh, RFS provides case management, home repair, adult day programs, and in-home support. They are one of the most well-known organizations serving Wake County’s senior community.

Learn more: https://www.resourcesforseniors.com/

6. Senior Centers in the Triangle Area

Local senior centers in Raleigh, Cary, and Garner host exercise classes, social activities, and wellness programs that keep older adults engaged and active. These centers are a great complement to in-home care.

Find locations: https://raleighnc.gov/seniors

7. LifeLink Home Care

Finally, don’t forget — LifeLink Home Care is here to help. As a licensed, affordable, and trustworthy home care agency, we provide personalized care for seniors and individuals with disabilities across Raleigh, Wake Forest, Clayton, Garner, and surrounding areas.

We accept Medicaid PCS and self-pay clients, and we pride ourselves on compassionate, reliable caregivers who treat your loved ones like family.

Call or text us today at (919)873-7632 to schedule a free consultation and learn how we can support your family.

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