In-Home Care for Seniors in East Greensboro, NC
Comfort Keepers of Greensboro provides non-medical in-home care for seniors across east Greensboro, including the areas around NC A&T State University and Bennett College and along East Market Street, Phillips Avenue and Burlington Road. Caregivers help with personal care, meals, rides to appointments, dementia support and respite, from a few hours a week to 24-hour care.
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Quick facts
- Areas: east of downtown around NC A&T State University and Bennett College, along East Market Street, East Wendover Avenue, Bessemer Avenue, Phillips Avenue, Summit Avenue and Burlington Road, and southeast along East Gate City Boulevard toward the urban loop.
- ZIP codes: 27401, 27405 and parts of 27406.
- Health care nearby: Cone Health Renaissance Family Medicine (2525 Phillips Avenue, 27405) and Cone Health Moses Cone Hospital (1121 N. Church Street).
- Rehab and communities: Linden Place Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (1201 Carolina Street, 27401), Ashton Health and Rehabilitation (5533 Burlington Road, toward McLeansville) and Carolina Pines Retirement Community on Alamance Road.
- Libraries and parks: McGirt-Horton Branch Library (2501 Phillips Avenue), Vance H. Chavis Branch Library (900 S. Benbow Road), Gateway Gardens (2800 E. Gate City Boulevard) and Barber Park (1500 Barber Park Drive).
- Office: Comfort Keepers of Greensboro, 1932 Fleming Rd, Greensboro, NC 27410. Phone: (336) 664-5787.
Which east Greensboro neighborhoods do you serve?
We serve east Greensboro around NC A&T State University and Bennett College, out along East Market Street, East Wendover Avenue, Bessemer Avenue, Phillips Avenue, Summit Avenue and Burlington Road, and southeast along East Gate City Boulevard toward the urban loop. That takes in ZIP codes 27401, 27405 and parts of 27406.
For many families here, caring for a parent means helping them stay in a house they have lived in for decades. That is what in-home care is for.
Where do east Greensboro seniors get health care, and can a caregiver help?
Cone Health Renaissance Family Medicine at 2525 Phillips Avenue (27405) is a primary care clinic for many east Greensboro adults, and Cone Health Moses Cone Hospital at 1121 N. Church Street is the main hospital campus for most of the area. Caregivers can drive your loved one to appointments, wait with them, and help them remember what the doctor said so the family stays in the loop.
After a hospital stay, our post-hospital care covers the first days home: meals that follow discharge instructions, prescriptions picked up, help with bathing and dressing, and watching for fall risks. Our care is non-medical and works alongside any home health agency involved.
What if my parent is coming home from rehab or lives in a senior community?
East Greensboro families often use Linden Place Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (1201 Carolina Street, 27401) or, toward McLeansville, Ashton Health and Rehabilitation (5533 Burlington Road). Carolina Pines Retirement Community is on Alamance Road. When a parent comes home from rehab, or lives in a community and needs more one-on-one time, Comfort Keepers can help where the community allows it. These are named for orientation only, and we do not claim a partnership.
How can my parent stay active in the neighborhood?
Caregivers plan the day around activity and connection: a visit to the McGirt-Horton Branch Library at 2501 Phillips Avenue or the Vance H. Chavis Branch Library at 900 S. Benbow Road, a slow walk at Gateway Gardens (2800 E. Gate City Boulevard) or Barber Park (1500 Barber Park Drive), church on Sunday, or lunch with friends. Our Interactive Caregiving approach keeps mind and body engaged.
Is there help for family caregivers and veterans?
Many east Greensboro seniors are cared for by a daughter, son or spouse who is also working. Respite care gives that person a break, and specialized care adds support when needs grow, including dementia care and 24-hour care at home. Veterans and surviving spouses can ask us about our veterans home care.
How do I get started?
Every client starts with a free in-home consultation. We come to the house, talk through the day and the family’s schedule, and build a plan that can change as needs change. Call (336) 664-5787.
FAQs
Do you serve neighborhoods near NC A&T and Bennett College?
Yes. Comfort Keepers of Greensboro provides in-home care across east Greensboro, including the areas around NC A&T State University, Bennett College, East Market Street, Phillips Avenue and Burlington Road, from our Fleming Road office.
Can a caregiver take my mother to her doctor’s appointments?
Yes. Caregivers can drive her to appointments, such as visits to Renaissance Family Medicine on Phillips Avenue or the offices near Moses Cone, wait with her, and help her get home safely. They can also help her remember what the doctor said.
Can we get help for just a few hours a week?
Care plans range from a few hours a week to 24-hour care, so you can start small and add hours later.
Do you help veterans?
Yes, through our veterans home care. Veterans and surviving spouses can call (336) 664-5787 to ask what applies to them.
Do you provide dementia care in east Greensboro?
Yes. Our caregivers support people living with Alzheimer’s and other dementias at home, with routines, safety and engagement. As needs grow, care can extend to 24 hours a day. Our Alzheimer’s and dementia care page has more detail.
How do I get started?
Call (336) 664-5787 for a free in-home consultation. We come to the home, talk through the day and your family’s schedule, and build a care plan you can change as needs change.
