Senior Care Services in Brunswick, MD

Explore Our Comprehensive 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 Hagerstown & Frederick provides essential home care services, helping individuals maintain their independence and safety while living at home, whether they are aging or managing a serious illness. Our primary goal is to deliver exceptional care, carefully customized to meet the unique needs of every client. In partnership with family caregivers, hospice agencies, and other home care professionals, our team of CarePros is committed to delivering the comprehensive care and support that our clients truly deserve.

Highly Skilled and Fully Screened Caregivers

At Home Helpers, every CarePro undergoes a thorough screening process, including extensive background checks, and receives comprehensive training in home care best practices. As part of the Department of Labor-recognized Advanced Home Health Aide Apprenticeship, our caregivers start their journey with hands-on training from day one. While working with our Brunswick clients, they continually build on their skills, learning from experienced CarePros and through online courses. We ensure that each caregiver is carefully matched to a client, considering both their emotional and physical needs, as well as the caregiver’s strengths.

What sets Home Helpers CarePros apart is not just their expertise, but their genuine dedication to caregiving. Each CarePro is deeply committed to providing care that reflects the 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.