Remain safe, comfortable & independent at home

CarePlus provides attentive, professional care for families seeking reliability, discretion, and medical oversight allowing loved ones to remain safely in their home, a familiar setting.

Better care begins with understanding the individual. Our clinical team develops personalized care plans that support both medical needs and daily living, giving families confidence and peace of mind.

We are here to help with medical emergencies, transition plans, any small need that may arise, or to discuss your future plans in advance of care needs.

Compassionate Care, Right at Home

Hourly to Around-the-Clock Care

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Bathing
Incontinence Care
Safety & Healthy
Companionship
Live-in Support
Environment
Dressing
Meal Prep
Special Needs
Exercises
Medication
Transportation & Appointment
Grocery Shopping
Reminders
Escorts
Housekeeping & Laundry
Personal Hygiene
We can provide care on many different levels for you or your loved one. And, when around the clock care is needed, we are here for you.
24-hour care may be needed after an emergency situation when a person has recently been hospitalized or has stayed in a rehabilitation facility after a bone fracture, stroke, or heart attack. When changes come more gradually, there are signs that can help family and friends recognize that an older adult needs 24 hour care.
Here are some signs:
Frequent falls
Dehydration and fainting
Difficulty eating or drinking without help
Wandering from home, by foot or in a vehicle, and getting lost or confused
Becoming confused or anxious by short absences of family, friends, or caregivers
Confusing nighttime with daytime, frequent waking in the middle of the night, or becoming agitated in the dark
New or increased bathroom accidents
A common need for 24/7 care comes when family or friends are concerned about leaving an older person alone at night. CarePlus can help. A professional home caregiver can change all of this. All are trained to assist with Activities of Daily Living (see above). Additionally, there are memory care trained caregivers who focus on patients with changing cognition.
Our caregivers are trained to calm older people who may become agitated because they have lost their sense of time and place, help avoid kitchen or bathing accidents, help prevent dehydration, fainting and falls, as well as implement best practices to reduce infections through a 24-hour care regimen.
Caregivers provide:
A routine and schedule for our clients that is both familiar and comfortable;
Help with Activities of Daily Living by running errands, shopping for groceries, tidying up the house, doing the laundry and taking the client to doctor appointments
Assistance with Personal Hygiene/Self-Care: bathing/hair washing, dressing, toileting and grooming
Additional Support for: medication reminders, meal prep and exercise
Transitional care while waiting for placement in a senior living community
The CarePlus skilled nursing team includes a Registered Nurse, a Licensed Practical Nurse, a Certified Nursing Assistant, and a Geriatric Nursing Assistant plus specialists in particular diseases: COPD, pneumonia and other respiratory conditions, cardiac conditions, diabetes, Alzheimer’s Disease, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), Multiple Sclerosis, and Parkinson’s Disease.
We will work with your family to determine what type of skilled care your family member requires.
An RN or LPN can respond to rapidly changing health conditions and can perform complex wound dressings, rehabilitation services, tube feedings, and other highly skilled procedures.
Our services include:
Catheter Care
Injections
Medication Management
Ostomy Care
Tube Feedings
Ventilator Care
Wound Care
A wide range of services can be provided in the person’s home, including wound care, catheter care, ostomy care, ventilator care, injections, medication management, and tube feedings. Specialists, physical therapists, and occupational therapists can also visit the home. Our relationships in the community are unsurpassed and we can support allied health, rehab, navigate hospitalization and other situations that may arise. We have flexibility to provide all levels of care and can make this happen without wait periods and less stress.
It’s Time To Leave The Hospital. Avoid Readmission with Home Care.
It’s time to go home, now what? Who’s going to pick up the prescriptions, do the grocery shopping, fix the meals, help you bathe, dress, or change the bedding after discharge? CarePlus is here to help.
We can help you create a plan so that you are prepared when you leave the hospital. A good plan can help: avoid medication errors, reduce the risk of recurring infections and prevent falls. CarePlus can provide support with follow up visits to doctors, new medication regimens and develop a phone log for emergencies.
Our 72 Hour Plus Discharge Program provides a personal caregiver for up to 6 hours each day for the first 3 days post-surgery with nursing (RN) oversight by providing:
Assistance carrying out discharge instructions
Prescription pick-up
Medication reminders
Grocery shopping
Meal preparation
Laundry & light housekeeping
Range of motion exercises
We support families with hospital discharge, we know how to respond quickly and create a plan call us today at (301) 740-8870 or email us to discuss your needs.
Who’s going to help support your loved one and family during this difficult time? CarePlus is here to help.
We partner with your designated provider to supplement their care by providing our compassionate caregivers to support your loved one’s daily personal care and nursing needs.
Emotional Relief
Caring for Your Loved One
Respite Care
Overnight Hours
Our specialized caregivers are trained in a variety of disease specialties, chronic conditions and illnesses to support your loved one’s needs.
In-home nursing can be especially good for an older person who has ongoing difficulties with memory or mobility, or for someone who is already receiving Assisted Daily Living at home. It allows the nurse to coordinate more closely with the home care service provider, who is in the home and can help focus solely on the patient. The nurse and the caregiver can update each other more efficiently on the person’s health status and keep instructions current for diet, medication, and exercise more easily. Additionally, in-home skilled care can provide the person with a sense of security that comes from familiar surroundings.
Our support includes but is not limited to:
Disease Specialties
Alzheimer’s Disease
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
Cardiac Conditions
COPD, Pneumonia & Other Respiratory Conditions
Diabetes
Multiple Sclerosis
Parkinson’s Disease
Our dedicated and highly trained skilled nursing team and specialists are here to help. Call us today at (301) 740-8870 to discuss your needs or email us.
Our caregivers provide companionship, supervision, and non-medical support including meal preparation, light assistance, and social interaction. Respite care offers families reliable short-term coverage while maintaining continuity and quality of care.
Caregivers encourage engagement through activities clients enjoy, such as listening to music, conversation, light hobbies, walks, or shared activities that support emotional well-being and connection.
Ask about our respite  programs with The ARC Montgomery County.

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