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Thriving in Place
HomeVillager Benefits

Benefits for Villagers
Villagers can request services when needed. There is never any charge for services and all services are provided by our dedicated group of CP residents. Villagers can receive services in four areas.

  • Transportation - to/from medical and business appointments, to and from Bradford Hall, as well as some other (limited) destinations
  • Handy Helpers - to take care of simple tasks such as replacing smoke alarm batteries, changing light bulbs, replacing air filters, and assisting with other minor tasks
  • Technical Support - for all kinds of consumer electronics such as computers (PC or Mac), cell phones, tablets and televisions. We also provide assistance with Internet issues and social media. 
  • Friendly Check-Ins - either by phone or a visit

Villager Only Access to our:

  • resource directory
  • newsletter, The Villager
  • blog
  • healthy aging page
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Leslie Knapp receives technology help from Alan DeCrane

Photo by Elissa Dellosso

Service Providers (Updates are ongoing)
Medical Services - We have begun updating our vendor list. Medical services is our first category being updated, with over ten categories added so far, such as urgent care centers, hospital emergency room information, pharmacies, physical therapists, and more.

Home (Non-Medical) Services - With over 15 categories added so far and more coming every week, such as plumbers, electricians, handypersons, home repairs/renovations, and more!

Visit our resource directory to see our list.   Resource Directory   

We will be providing a list of service providers, some of whom have been recommended by our Villagers. However, we do not vet these providers nor do we receive any consideration for listing them. Inclusion of service providers on this list is for general information only.

Please be advised that this does NOT constitute an endorsement for any of their skills, qualifications or abilities. Before you hire a vendor on this list, it s your responsibility to check their references, confirm that they are licensed, insured, and bonded (if applicable). 

Thriving in Place is a 501 (c) (3) charitable corporation serving residents in Carolina Preserve, an active adult community in Cary, North Carolina.

TIP is not affiliated with and is independent of the 
Carolina Preserve by Del Webb at Amberly 
Homeowners Association.

Thriving in Place is a proud member of the Village to Village Network, a national organization that champions the Village model for healthy and vibrant aging.