Each October, National Case Management Week gives us the opportunity to recognize the case managers, care coordinators, social workers, discharge planners, and healthcare professionals who help patients and families navigate important care decisions. At A Homemade Plan, we are grateful for the many professionals who work behind the scenes to […]
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At A Homemade Plan, we believe one of the best ways to strengthen our community is by giving back right here at home. This November, A Homemade Plan is partnering with Ginger Cove and Luminis Health to host a community blood drive in Annapolis. Together, we’re inviting our neighbors, team […]
August’s Caregiver of the Month award goes to Arleta D.! Congratulation Arleta and thank you for going above and beyond! Message from Arleta: My name is Arleta. I have been a Caregiver for less than one year. I started working in home care because I enjoy helping others maintain their […]
Many older adults want to remain in the comfort of their own home as they age. For families, this can bring both peace of mind and new responsibilities. Even when a parent or loved one is doing well now, it can be helpful to think ahead about what support may […]
Starting home care for a parent or loved one can feel overwhelming, especially if your family has never used professional care before. You may be wondering what kind of help is needed, how often care should be scheduled, or what questions will be asked before services begin. An in-home care […]
As a parent or loved one ages, small changes in their daily routine can make a big difference in their safety, comfort, and overall well-being. A consistent routine can help reduce fall risks, support medication reminders, encourage better nutrition, and provide structure throughout the day. For many families, the challenge […]
Caring for an aging parent can be challenging, especially when you live in another city or state. You may worry about their safety, health, and ability to manage daily activities while also feeling guilty that you cannot be there more often. Although distance can make caregiving more complicated, it does […]
Receiving a new diagnosis can be overwhelming for both older adults and their families. Whether the diagnosis involves dementia, Parkinson’s disease, heart disease, diabetes, cancer, mobility changes, or another ongoing health condition, families are often left wondering what comes next. There may be new medications to understand, follow-up appointments to […]
When families begin exploring home care options, many are surprised to learn how flexible and supportive live-in care can be. For seniors who need ongoing assistance and companionship, a live-in care arrangement can provide comfort, consistency, and peace of mind, all within the familiarity of home. Understanding how live-in care […]
May is Older Americans Month, a time to recognize the contributions, resilience, and experiences of older adults in our communities. It’s also an opportunity to reflect on how we can better support seniors in maintaining independence, dignity, and a high quality of life, especially at home. For many older adults, […]