Arosa NC Triangle

10/13/2026

Please join us in giving a warm welcome to Lani Tillar-Smith, our new Area Director at Arosa Raleigh! 💙

Lani brings a wealth of experience in hospice and palliative care, healthcare leadership, and community partnerships. We're excited to have her leading our Raleigh team and helping more families across the Triangle access the care and support they need.

Welcome to Arosa, Lani! We're so glad you're here!

10/08/2026

A great day connecting with fellow healthcare professionals at the WakeMed Health & Hospitals Case Management Resource Fair!

Our Arosa NC Triangle Regional Director, Barbara Patterson, and Care Management Supervisor, Meike Wiest, enjoyed sharing how Arosa’s Care Management and In-Home Care services help patients and families navigate care transitions and access the support they need.

We always appreciate opportunities to strengthen relationships with local case managers and healthcare partners who share our commitment to helping older adults thrive!

10/07/2026

Sometimes families know their loved one needs more support — they just don’t know what that support should look like. Arosa’s Care Managers can help bring clarity and create a plan centered around the person, not just the diagnosis.

10/04/2026

When someone you love needs care, everyone wants what’s best for them—but “what’s best” can look different to each person in the family. That’s where a little guidance can mean so much. At Arosa, our Care Managers help turn uncertainty and tension into a plan families can feel good about—together.

10/02/2026

When a family is navigating care, there can be a lot of voices in the room—and a lot of emotions behind them. Arosa’s Care Managers help bring everyone together, make sure concerns are heard, and turn difficult conversations into clear next steps. Sometimes having a neutral, experienced person at the table changes everything.

09/29/2026

Rehab ending is a milestone. But for many families, it’s also when the questions really begin. What happens when your loved one comes home?

See how Care Management can help make the transition safer and less overwhelming.
https://arosacare.com/from-rehab-to-home-care-management/

09/26/2026

When a loved one’s needs begin to change, families don’t always see the situation the same way. One sibling may be worried about safety. Another may think everything is fine. Someone else may be carrying most of the responsibility.

A Care Manager can bring everyone to the same table, help separate the urgent decisions from the ones that can wait, and create clear next steps everyone understands.

Sometimes the most valuable part of Care Management is simply helping a family move forward together.

09/25/2026

A phone call can tell you a lot—but it doesn’t always tell you everything.

For families caring for an aging loved one from another city or state, having someone trusted nearby can bring tremendous peace of mind. Arosa’s Care Managers help coordinate the details, recognize changes, communicate with family members, and make sure everyone understands what comes next.
Distance changes how care is managed. It doesn’t have to change how connected you feel.

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09/24/2026

It’s not every day the CEO picks you up in a sports car and drives you to work!

For Worldwide Gratitude Day, Arosa NC Triangle went all out for the caregivers who keep us moving every day.

In Durham, Area Director Judy Fitzpatrick and Arosa CEO Ari Medoff spent the day behind the wheel of our very own “Batmobile,” surprising caregivers with rides to their shifts in style. Meanwhile, our Raleigh and Fuquay-Varina teams hit the road with flowers, visiting caregivers during their shifts to personally say thank you.

Our caregivers spend every day showing up for others. This was our chance to show up for them.

What a special day across the Triangle — and definitely one we won’t forget. To our caregivers: thank you for the heart, compassion, and dedication you bring to Arosa every single day. 💙

09/23/2026

An Alzheimer’s diagnosis changes many things. But it doesn’t erase someone’s personality, their interests, their humor, or their ability to experience joy.

I love the perspective shared in this Arosa article: instead of focusing only on what has been lost, keep looking for what is still possible today. A walk with the dog. A favorite song. Painting. An adventure. A good laugh. Those moments still matter.

Discover how Arosa Care Managers help people living with Alzheimer’s find joy, connection and meaningful moments while supporting the families who love them.