Senior Care Services in Brunswick, MD

WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING SENIOR CARE SERVICES IN BRUNSWICK, MD

• Companion Care

• Post Discharge Services

• Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care

• Homemaker Services

• Respite Care

• Hospice Care Support

• Support for Stroke Recovery

• 24hr Monitoring

• Meals & Nutrition Planning

Home Helpers Home Care of Brunswick offers vital home care services, a crucial aspect of health care that ensures safety and autonomy for those who desire to maintain their living at home while aging or managing a serious illness. Our paramount objective is to provide exemplary care, meticulously tailored to meet the distinctive needs of each client. Working hand in hand with family caregivers, Hospice agencies, and home health experts, our team of CarePros is dedicated to ensuring our clients receive the all-encompassing care and support they richly warrant.

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EXPERTLY TRAINED & THOROUGHLY VETTED CAREGIVERS

Every CarePro at Home Helpers undergoes a detailed screening process, extensive background checks, and is diligently trained in home care best practices. Participating in the Department of Labor-recognized Advanced Home Health Aide Apprenticeship, they are ensured to gain hands-on training from their very first day with our agency. While serving our Williamsport clients, our caregivers continuously enhance their skills in the field, learning alongside seasoned CarePros and through online courses. In aligning caregivers with clients, we diligently ensure that both the emotional and physical needs of the client and the capabilities of the caregiver are harmoniously matched.

The distinction of Home Helpers CarePros lies not only in their expertise but also in their sincere commitment to caregiving. Every CarePro in our team profoundly cares for each client, aspiring to provide a level of service they would want for their own family members.

BRUNSWICK FUN FACTS

• The area was originally home to the Susquehanna Native American Tribe. The first settlement was built in 1728 and was known as Eel Town because the natives fished for eel in the Potomac River.

• Brunswick, then called Berlin, was the Potomac River crossing point for Union and Confederate troops during the civil war. Pontoon bridges were built and changed hands multiple times during the conflict between the North and South.

• The town was later Brunswick was a railroad company boomtown. The population grew to 2,471 by 1900 and 5,000 by 1910.

• Brunswick is home to the B & O Railroad Caboose. The authentic freight train caboose contains bunks, a small coal stove for heating and cooking, coal box, water tank, ice box, pantry and seating.