Helping Seniors Follow Health and Wellness Recommendations

Home care assistance helps seniors follow health routines with medication support, nutrition, exercise, and appointment coordination.
Celebrating March 8: Women’s Independence Day at Advanced Medical Day Care

A Plus Personal Home Care joined Advanced Medical Day Care to celebrate Women’s Independence Day, honoring the strength and contributions of women.
Brain Training for Seniors Aging in Place

Senior home care supports brain health by engaging seniors in activities that stimulate memory, focus, and social interaction while aging safely and independently at home.
International Women’s Day: History, Meaning, and Its Place in Modern Society

International Women’s Day honors the achievements, resilience, and contributions of women while encouraging continued progress toward equality.
Companion Care Helps Seniors Beat The Winter Blues

Companion care helps seniors beat the winter blues by reducing loneliness, supporting health, and keeping minds and bodies active.
Maryland Medicaid in Transition: Structural Reform, Fiscal Pressures, and the Future of Public Health Coverage (2026 Comprehensive Analysis)

A 2026 analysis of Maryland Medicaid explores reforms, funding pressures, eligibility changes, and the future of public health coverage statewide.
Presidents’ Day in the United States and Maryland: History, Meaning, and Community Traditions

Presidents’ Day honors U.S. leadership and democratic values, with Maryland communities reflecting on history, civic education, and regional heritage.
Lunar New Year 2026: When the Year of the Horse Begins and How It Is Celebrated

Lunar New Year 2026 begins February 17, welcoming the Year of the Horse with traditions of family, renewal, prosperity, and cultural celebration.
Helping A Senior Parent With Low Vision Avoid Medication Mistakes

In-home care helps seniors with low vision avoid medication mistakes through reminders, organization, and safe medication support.
Five Signs Seniors with Dementia Might Have Vision Trouble

Sometimes seniors with dementia can’t communicate what’s happening to them. Watching for signs of vision trouble can make it easier to help them.
