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In-Home Care for Seniors in South Greensboro

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 across south Greensboro, including Adams Farm, Sedgefield, Grandover and the areas along Vandalia, Holden and Randleman Roads. Care includes help after a rehab stay, respite for family caregivers and dementia support, from a few hours a week to 24-hour care. Call (336) 664-5787.

Quick facts

Neighborhoods: Adams Farm (around Adams Farm Parkway and Mackay Road), Sedgefield (off Groometown Road), Grandover (around Grandover Resort on Club Road), homes along Vandalia Road, Holden Road, Randleman Road and South Elm-Eugene Street, and homes near Four Seasons Town Centre (410 Four Seasons Town Centre, 27407).
ZIP codes: 27406 and 27407
Rehab and recovery nearby: Cone Health Outpatient Rehabilitation at Adams Farm (5815 W. Gate City Boulevard), Kindred Hospital Greensboro (2401 Southside Boulevard, 27406), Camden Health and Rehabilitation (1 Marithe Court, 27407), Greenhaven Health and Rehabilitation Center (801 Greenhaven Drive, 27406) and Maple Grove Health and Rehabilitation Center (308 W. Meadowview Road, 27406).
Senior communities: WhiteStone: A Masonic and Eastern Star Community (700 S. Holden Road, established in 1912) and Wellington Oaks (3004 Dexter Avenue, 27407).
Library: Hemphill Branch Library, 2301 W. Vandalia Road.
Office: Comfort Keepers of Greensboro, 1932 Fleming Rd, Greensboro, NC 27410.
Phone: (336) 664-5787.

Which south Greensboro neighborhoods do you serve?

South Greensboro runs from Gate City Boulevard and Four Seasons Town Centre down past I-85 to Grandover, and west through Sedgefield and Adams Farm toward Jamestown. It covers ZIP codes 27406 and 27407, and many families moved here for quiet streets and quick access to I-40, I-85 and I-73. Comfort Keepers of Greensboro provides in-home care across this whole area. [needs Edward/office input: confirm 27406 and 27407 are fully inside the territory, including Sedgefield]

If you still call it High Point Road, you are not alone. The city renamed High Point Road and Lee Street inside the urban loop as Gate City Boulevard in 2015, and our caregivers know both names.

What help is there after a rehab stay in south Greensboro?

South Greensboro has several of the city's recovery and rehab settings, listed in the quick facts above. When a parent comes home from one of them, or from Moses Cone or Wesley Long, our post-hospital care helps with the first days and weeks: rides to outpatient therapy, meals, bathing, dressing, and an extra set of eyes on fall risks.

We do not provide skilled nursing or therapy ourselves.

Are there senior communities in south Greensboro?

Yes. South Greensboro includes WhiteStone: A Masonic and Eastern Star Community at 700 S. Holden Road, established in 1912, and Wellington Oaks at 3004 Dexter Avenue (27407). Families whose parents live in a community like these sometimes add one-on-one hours from Comfort Keepers for companionship or extra help, where the community allows it. These are named for orientation only, and we do not claim a partnership.

Where can a caregiver take my parent in south Greensboro?

Caregivers can drive your loved one to the Hemphill Branch Library at 2301 W. Vandalia Road, to a walk at Four Seasons Town Centre on a rainy day, to church, or to the grocery store. Interactive Caregiving means we plan the day around activity, good meals and conversation, not just tasks.

Is there support for family caregivers who work across the Triad?

Yes. Many south Greensboro families care for a parent while working across the Triad. Respite care gives you a few hours or a few days off, whether that is a standing weekly shift or cover while you travel. If care needs grow, we can step up to 24-hour care in the home.

How do I get started?

Every client starts with a free in-home consultation at the home. We talk through the day, the house and the family's schedule, and build a plan you can change as needs change. Call (336) 664-5787.

FAQs

Do you serve Adams Farm, Sedgefield and Grandover?

Yes. Comfort Keepers of Greensboro provides in-home care across south Greensboro, including Adams Farm, Sedgefield, Grandover and the neighborhoods along Vandalia, Holden and Randleman Roads. Care can run from a few hours a week to 24 hours a day.

Part of Adams Farm has a Jamestown address. Which page covers it?

Both. We serve the Greensboro and Jamestown sides of Adams Farm from the same office. If your parent's address says Jamestown, see our Jamestown page, or call (336) 664-5787 and we will talk it through with you.

Can you help after a stay at a south Greensboro rehab center?

Yes. Once your loved one is home, our post-hospital care helps with meals, bathing, dressing and rides to outpatient therapy. We are non-medical and do not provide skilled nursing or therapy, so we work alongside the rehab team's plan.

Do you offer respite care for family caregivers?

Yes, from a few hours a week to several days, so you can work, travel or rest. Some families set a standing weekly shift and others book cover for a trip. If needs grow, we can step up to 24-hour care at home.

Do you accept long-term care insurance or VA benefits?

Call (336) 664-5787 to ask about payment options.

How do I get started?

Call (336) 664-5787 for a free in-home consultation. We come to the house, talk through the day and your family's schedule, and build a care plan that can change as needs change.