CAROLINA AUTOMATIONCONTRACTORS

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Now offering at-home senior care Help for the people you love, from Corrie Menard

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At-home senior careRaleigh, NC

Caring for the people you love, at home.

Friendly, steady help so your mom, dad or loved one can keep living in the home they know. Company, meals, errands, rides and an extra pair of hands, on a schedule that fits your family.

How we help

Everyday, non-medical care for older adults who want to stay at home. Start with a few hours a week and add more when you need it.

  • Company and conversation

    A friendly visit, a card game, a walk around the block, or just someone to talk to over coffee.

  • Help around the house

    Light tidying, laundry, dishes and fresh sheets, so the house stays comfortable.

  • Meals

    Planning, grocery lists and cooking the food they like, with leftovers ready for later.

  • Errands and rides

    Trips to the grocery store, the pharmacy, church or a doctor's appointment, and back home safely.

  • Reminders and routines

    Gentle reminders for medicine times, meals and appointments, and a steady daily rhythm.

  • A break for family

    If you are the one doing the caring, we can step in for an afternoon or a weekend so you can rest.

A safer house, from the same crew

Carolina Automation Contractors already builds porches and railings around Raleigh. If the house needs a few changes to stay safe, we can take care of that too.

  • Ramps and easier steps A gentle ramp or wider, lower porch steps for a walker or wheelchair
  • Sturdy handrails Welded rails along steps and walkways, built to hold real weight
  • Slip-free walkways Pressure washing the green and slick spots off paths, steps and decks
  • Easy-care gardens Raised beds and simpler yards, so the garden stays a joy and not a chore
Get a free estimate for home changes

How it starts

  1. 1

    Talk to Corrie

    Call, text or send a note. Tell her about your loved one and what is getting hard.

  2. 2

    A free visit at home

    Corrie comes by to meet them, see the house and hear what matters to them.

  3. 3

    A plan that fits

    Pick the days and the kind of help. Change it any time as needs change.

Send Corrie a note

Answer a few quick questions and send it from your phone or email. Corrie will get back to you, usually the same day.

Rather talk? 850-661-5741

Who is the care for?

What would help most?

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How often?

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Questions families ask

Is this medical care?

No. We help with daily life: company, meals, errands, the house and routines. Corrie is certified in Basic Life Support and has handled real emergencies, so your loved one is in calm, capable hands. Our visits focus on daily life rather than nursing, and we are glad to work alongside their doctors, nurses or hospice team.

How much help can we get?

Anything from a couple of visits a week to help most days. Most families start small and add more as needs change.

What does it cost?

It depends on the hours and the kind of help. After the free visit, Corrie gives you a clear price before anything starts, with no obligation.

I live out of town. Can I set this up for my parent?

Yes. Corrie can do the planning with you by phone or email and keep you posted on how visits are going.

Where do you offer care?

Raleigh and nearby towns in Wake County. If you are not sure you are in the area, just ask Corrie.