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Falls are a leading concern for older adults, but many are preventable with the right education and support.

Interim HealthCare’s Balance and Safety Education (BASE) Program helps individuals stay safe and steady at home through simple exercises, walking routines, and individualized Home Health physical therapy and occupational therapy. 

In this short video, Director of Therapy Services Odette Ray explains who can benefit from BASE and how proactive fall prevention can support confidence and independence for patients throughout Seneca, Walhalla, Oconee County, and surrounding Upstate communities.

Hospice care is about more than the final days of life. Starting conversations earlier can give patients and families more time to understand what to expect, prepare for what lies ahead, and focus on meaningful moments together.

Finding Peace™ is Interim HealthCare’s phased approach to hospice care, helping families throughout Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson, and surrounding Upstate communities navigate the end-of-life journey with greater understanding, connection, and peace.

In this short video, Hospice Spiritual Care Coordinator Tracy H. explains how Finding Peace™ helps families make the most of the time they have together.

Family caregivers spend so much time caring for others that caring for themselves can easily fall to the bottom of the list.

In this short video, Personal Care Lead Caregiver Keila A. shares an important reminder about caregiver self-care and the value of taking time to rest and recharge.

For eligible families caring for someone with dementia, the GUIDE (Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience) program provides added support, including Medicare-covered respite care. Interim HealthCare is a GUIDE-approved partner supporting families throughout Easley, Pickens, Clemson, and surrounding Upstate communities.

Medication management can be an important part of staying safe and independent at home, especially after a hospital stay, a new diagnosis, or a change in medications.

Interim HealthCare Home Health Liaison Brooke and RN Case Manager La-Shina recently joined Your Carolina to discuss some of the challenges people may face when managing medications at home. They shared practical tips for staying organized, recognizing common barriers, and helping reduce the risk of medication errors.

Medication management is one of the many ways our Home Health skilled nursing team supports patients throughout Anderson, Powdersville, Belton, and surrounding Upstate communities.

Using a walker or cane correctly can make a big difference in safety, mobility, and confidence at home.

In this short video, Interim HealthCare Physical Therapy Assistant Zach V. demonstrates two common mistakes people make with walkers and canes and shares simple tips for better positioning and use.

Our Home Health physical therapy team helps patients throughout Greer, Spartanburg, Boiling Springs, and surrounding Upstate communities improve strength, mobility, balance, and safety at home.

After a stroke, Pat was told she would probably never walk again.

With determination and support from her Personal Care Aide, Jackie, she regained confidence, worked toward greater independence, and continued doing the things she loves.

Pat’s Heartbeat Initiative story is a reminder that personal care at home is about more than assistance with daily tasks. It’s about helping people remain safe, independent, and comfortable at home.

Interim HealthCare provides Personal Care services throughout Simpsonville, Mauldin, Fountain Inn, and surrounding Upstate communities.

Caring for someone with dementia can bring questions, challenges, and changing needs. The GUIDE (Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience) program was created to give eligible families additional support.

As a GUIDE-approved partner, Interim HealthCare helps connect families with resources that may include personalized care coordination, caregiver education, and Medicare-covered respite care.

Our team supports families living with dementia throughout Spartanburg, Boiling Springs, Duncan, and surrounding Upstate communities.

When you’re the caregiver, it’s easy to forget you’re also the daughter. Or son. Or spouse.

Our In-Home Personal Care services provide help with everyday needs such as meals, mobility, and companionship, giving family caregivers more time to simply be family.

In this short video, Personal Care Aide Sherrie N. shares a glimpse into professional caregiving and the difference compassionate support at home can make for families throughout Greenville, Taylors, Greer, and surrounding Upstate communities.

After a fall, a broken bone in her back, and time in rehab, Myrtle came home determined to regain her strength and independence.

With support from her Home Health physical therapist, Dylan, she worked toward getting back to the things she loves—from cooking and shopping to caring for her home and going to church.

Myrtle’s story is a reminder that home health care and physical therapy at home can help older adults work toward greater strength, mobility, and independence. Interim HealthCare provides Home Health services throughout Duncan, Moore, Inman, and surrounding Upstate communities.

Every veteran deserves compassionate hospice care that honors their service.

In this conversation, Hospice Spiritual Care Coordinator Tracy H. and Hospice Volunteer Coordinator Stephen S. discuss how our hospice team recognizes veterans through meaningful programs and partnerships, including Quilts of Valor.

These moments of gratitude often become lasting memories for veterans and their families while honoring lives of service with dignity and respect.

Learn how Interim HealthCare honors those who served.

Compassion is at the heart of hospice care.

In this interview, Hospice Spiritual Care Counselor Tracy H. sits down with Hospice CNA Casey to talk about what inspired her to become a caregiver and the meaningful connections she’s made with patients and families.

Our Hospice team supports patients and families throughout Laurens, Clinton, Union, and surrounding Upstate communities, providing compassionate care focused on comfort, dignity, and the whole person.

Many families don’t learn about hospice care until late in a serious illness, which can mean less time to benefit from the support hospice provides.

In this video, three experienced hospice nurses share what they wish more people understood about hospice care—when to consider it, what it offers, and how it can bring comfort and dignity to patients and their loved ones.

For families throughout Easley, Pickens, Clemson, and surrounding Upstate communities, our Hospice team is available to answer questions and help you understand when hospice may be appropriate.

Home health care isn’t one-size-fits-all because every patient has different goals, challenges, and motivations.

For Ms. Lillian, occupational therapy was about working toward meaningful progress with support from Occupational Therapist Rikita. From the beginning, her warmth and determination stood out, making graduation day a celebration worth sharing.

Stories like this remind us that progress looks different for everyone. Our Home Health occupational therapy team helps patients throughout Gaffney, Cherokee County, and the Upstate work toward greater safety and independence at home.