Senior Citizen Services in New Hanover, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Elderhaus at the Lake

Senior Citizen Services

Wilmington, NC

Elderhaus provides PACE services in Wilmington and New Hanover and eastern Brunswick counties to help eligible seniors remain at home.

  • Frail seniors with chronic care needs
  • Seniors seeking medical and supportive services while remaining at home
  • Medicare or North Carolina Medicaid participants in the service area

Katie B Hines Senior Center Inc

Senior Citizen Services

Carolina Beach, NC

Katie B. Hines Senior Center offers lunch Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays at noon plus exercise, painting, bridge, bingo, and cards.

  • Carolina Beach seniors seeking recurring social activities
  • Seniors looking for communal lunches
  • People interested in exercise, painting, bridge, bingo, cards, or line dancing

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FAQ

Who may qualify for Elderhaus PACE services?

Elderhaus is intended for eligible seniors with frailty or chronic-care needs who live in New Hanover or eastern Brunswick counties. Medicare or North Carolina Medicaid participation may support eligibility, but the program must confirm requirements.

What services does a senior PACE program provide?

Elderhaus lists medical care, therapy, medication delivery, day-center services, non-medical support, and in-home services. The program is designed to coordinate care while helping participants remain at home.

What activities are available at Katie B. Hines Senior Center?

Published activities include group exercise, painting, bridge, bingo, cards, and line dancing. The center also hosts communal lunches and special events such as pancake breakfasts and covered-dish dinners.

When does Katie B. Hines serve lunch?

Communal lunch is listed for Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays at 12:00 PM. Confirm the current schedule before attending because activities and meal times can change.

Should I call a senior service or emergency care for an urgent medical problem?

PACE and senior-center services are for ongoing support rather than emergencies. For a life-threatening problem, call 911; for non-emergency care questions, contact the service provider or the senior's medical team.