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In-Home Care for Seniors in Central Greensboro, NC

Name: Comfort Keepers Home Care
Address: 1932 Fleming Rd, Greensboro, North Carolina, 27410
Telephone: (336) 664-5787

Comfort Keepers of Greensboro provides non-medical in-home care for seniors in central Greensboro, including downtown, Fisher Park, College Hill, Lindley Park, Westerwood and Irving Park. Caregivers help with bathing, meals, medication reminders, rides and companionship, from a few hours a week to around-the-clock care. Call (336) 664-5787 for a free in-home consultation.

Quick facts

Neighborhoods: downtown, Fisher Park, College Hill, Lindley Park, Westerwood and Irving Park, plus west Greensboro along Friendly Avenue, Wendover Avenue and the I-40 corridor.
ZIP codes: 27401, 27403, 27405 and 27408.
Hospitals nearby: Cone Health Moses Cone Hospital, 1121 N. Church Street (27401), and Cone Health Wesley Long Hospital, 501 N. Elam Avenue (27403).
Care types: personal care, post-hospital care, dementia care, respite care, 24-hour care and in-facility care.
Office: Comfort Keepers of Greensboro, 1932 Fleming Rd, Greensboro, NC 27410. Phone: (336) 664-5787.
First step: a free in-home consultation.

Which central Greensboro neighborhoods do you serve?

We serve downtown Greensboro, Fisher Park, College Hill, Lindley Park, Westerwood and Irving Park, and families farther west along Friendly Avenue and Wendover Avenue. Our office on Fleming Road serves the whole city, and our caregivers work in houses, apartments and senior communities. If you are not sure your parent’s address is in our area, call us and we will check.

What happens when a parent comes home from Moses Cone or Wesley Long?

The first days at home after a hospital stay are when older adults are most likely to fall, miss a dose or skip meals. A caregiver can be at the house when your parent arrives, pick up prescriptions, cook meals that follow the discharge instructions, and help with bathing, dressing and getting around while strength comes back.

Cone Health Moses Cone Hospital is at 1121 N. Church Street and Cone Health Wesley Long Hospital is at 501 N. Elam Avenue. Our care is non-medical. We work alongside the hospital’s discharge plan and any home health agency involved, and we do not provide skilled nursing.

What can a caregiver help with in an older central Greensboro home?

Many homes in Fisher Park, Irving Park and the College Hill area are older houses with stairs, narrow bathrooms and long front steps. Caregivers help with the routines that get harder in those houses: going up and down stairs safely, showering, laundry, keeping walkways clear and tidying up so the home stays easy to move through.

For seniors in downtown apartments and condos, the help is often about errands and appointments: groceries, the pharmacy, and visits to the medical offices along N. Church Street near Moses Cone.

How can my parents stay connected in central Greensboro?

Staying connected matters as much as staying safe. Our caregivers use Interactive Caregiving, which means keeping your loved one moving, eating well and engaged. That can mean a ride to the Greensboro Central Library at 219 N. Church Street, a class at Evergreens Lifestyle Center (run by Senior Resources of Guilford at 1401 Benjamin Parkway), a worship service, or a good conversation over lunch.

Can you help a parent who already lives in a senior community?

Often, yes. Some central and west Greensboro seniors live in a community such as Abbotswood at Irving Park (3504 Flint Street) or Heritage Greens (801 Meadowood Street, 27409). Families sometimes add one-on-one hours from an outside caregiver for companionship, extra help at night, or more attention during a decline. Comfort Keepers offers in-facility care where the community allows it. These communities are named for orientation only, and we do not claim a partnership with them.

How do I get started?

Every client starts with a free in-home consultation. We meet you and your loved one at home, talk through the day, and build a care plan you can change as needs change. Call (336) 664-5787.

FAQs

Do you provide in-home care in downtown Greensboro and Fisher Park?

Yes. Comfort Keepers of Greensboro provides non-medical in-home care in downtown, Fisher Park, College Hill, Lindley Park, Westerwood and Irving Park. Caregivers help with bathing, dressing, meals, medication reminders, rides and companionship, from a few hours a week to around-the-clock care.

Can a caregiver help after discharge from Moses Cone or Wesley Long?

Yes. Our post-hospital care covers the first days home: meals that follow discharge instructions, prescriptions picked up, help with bathing and dressing, and rides to follow-up visits. It is non-medical and works alongside your discharge plan and any home health agency involved.

Do you offer dementia care at home in Greensboro?

Yes. Our caregivers support people living with Alzheimer’s and other dementias at home with steady routines, safety and engagement. Care can start with a few hours a week and grow as needs change. See our Alzheimer’s and dementia care page for details.

My parent lives in assisted living. Can you still help?

Often, yes. Our in-facility care adds one-on-one time in a senior community, such as extra companionship or help at night, where the community allows outside caregivers. Call us to talk through what your parent’s community allows.

Is Comfort Keepers care medical?

No. Our care is non-medical: help with bathing, dressing, meals, light housekeeping, medication reminders, transportation and companionship. We do not provide skilled nursing or therapy, and we work alongside any home health agency your family already uses.