Home Care News and Events

Join Right at Home Belmont on October 14th as we walk to help raise awareness and end Alzheimer's.

Margaret “Chris” Thornburg, a Right at Home client, was featured as Veteran of the Month in an article on Veterans Care Coordination.

Right at Home Belmont Owner Bill Osborne was featured in a news story on WBTV News about a new wellness calls program.

Bill Osborne, owner of Right at Home Belmont, was featured in a news story on WSOC Channel 9 about the Social Connection program.

Bill Osborne, owner of Right at Home Belmont, was featured in an article discussing being in the Pineville area to provide home care services.

Join us as we attend the "Navigating a Dementia Diagnosis, What’s Your Plan? Who’s On Your Team?" Workshop presented by the Alzheimer's Association—Western Chapter Meeting. Come meet Director of Marketing Lou Anne Stovall on Thursday, March 21, and Clinical Manager Darlene Avery on Thursday, March 28, from the Right at Home Belmont team.

Join Right at Home Belmont in celebrating Gastonia's Senior TLC's five year anniversary at a special presentation with Alzheimer's Dementia expert Teepa Snow.

Join Right at Home Belmont's clinical manager, Darlene Avery, for a multiculture, multi-faith discussion about death and dying seen from six unique perspectives. Local experts representing Muslim, Jewish, African-American Baptist, Wiccan/Pagan, Jehovah's Witness and Hispanic Catholic faith and cultural backgrounds will share their views as part of a panel. 

Join us at a special caregiver appreciation breakfast sponsored by Carothers Funeral Home , featuring a moving presentation from Susan Pennock, a recent graduate of Yale Divinity School, about her personal experiences with her family as they experienced and recovered from a large and unexpected loss. 

Join us for our 2nd annual Bowling to Strike Out Alzheimer's event.  Grab your team, your cheerleaders and your bowling skills and meet us out on Thursday August 23 at George Pappas' Liberty Lanes in Gastonia for a duel to knock out the most pins and support the Alzheimer's Association. Click the headline for more details and a link to a recap of last year's event.