Senior TLC - Charlotte, NC

Adrian Negron 

on Google

a month ago

It has taken me a while to write this review since my mother passed away almost 7 months ago on the morning of May 30, 2025 from congestive heart failure. I wish we had found that such a place like Senior TLC existed sooner. This program allowed my mother to get the care and assistance she need without sacrificing her independence before she was ready. As her only child and primary caregiver they made me feel that we both had an extended family and took considerable care of my mother wishes emotionally and physically. I know... read more

David Washam 

on Google

6 months ago

Senior TLC has truly been a God-send for our family. From the moment we stepped in for the initial tour, we were met with compassion, professionalism, and a genuine commitment to care. The entire WIND Team consistently goes above and beyond to ensure that every participant feels valued, safe, and supported. Their attention to detail and personalized approach have made a significant difference in our loved one’s quality of life. Senior TLC exemplifies what holistic, person-centered care should look like. We are deeply gratefu... read more

rebecca gardner 

on Google

a year ago

Kacie was just the person I needed to see. She's professional, well informed and very personable. This looks and sounds like a wonderful program. Of course, I'll have to think about it, but seems to have most everything I need at one location. If you're of a "certain age," I hope you'll at least look into this. 

Natacha 

on Google

a year ago

PACE has been helpful for my father but there has been a noticeable decline since Covid. My father’s doctor is amazing as are a majority of the aides but the aide program in general is a mess. There is such a lack of communication between the aides and the ones who send them out and the participants. No one ever seems to know what is going on. The one request we have made is no new aides on Saturday as that is a busy day and my mom who is also in a wheelchair will have to do too much to get the new aide acclimated and it’s t... read more

Tris Pinkney 

on Google

a year ago

To be absolutely clear; having my mother in the PACE program has been a nightmare. I don’t trust the doctors and seeing that my mother is not able to make those decisions on her own, I have to make sure she is in proper care. My mother is 94 years old with dementia recently diagnosed with osteoporosis. She only received that diagnosis is because she had fallen at PACE ; a second time after being there for two weeks, and they are going to tell me they can’t prevent her from falling but she is fine. So I took her back to her p... read more