Providing Senior Home Care in the Baltimore and DC Metro Area, with offices in Pikesville and Gaithersburg.
Providing Senior Home Care in the Baltimore and DC Metro Area, with offices in Pikesville and Gaithersburg.
A+ Personal Home Care brings home care in Baltimore County to older adults and the families who love them, from our office in Pikesville. Your loved one can have a caregiver for a few hours a week, a full day or around the clock, all in the comfort of their own home, with a team that treats your family like our own.
Our office sits at 1116 Reisterstown Road, Suite 202, in Pikesville, and it's home base for the families we serve all across the county. From there, our caregivers visit homes from the west side of the county to the east side, wherever your loved one lives.
We offer in-home care in Baltimore County, MD, in seven towns, and each one has its own page with details for families there. You'll find home care in Pikesville close to our office, along with caregivers in Towson, care at home in Owings Mills and help at home in Catonsville. We also serve families with home care in Reisterstown, senior care in Dundalk and in-home care in Essex. Take a look at the page for your loved one's town whenever you'd like the local picture.
About one in five Baltimore County residents is 65 or older, more than 162,000 people in all. That means plenty of the folks on your street are looking after a mom, a dad or a spouse, the same way you are.
Our home care services in Baltimore County start with the everyday help your loved one needs to stay safe and comfortable at home. A caregiver from our senior home care team helps with meals and daily tasks, like meal preparation, light housekeeping and medication reminders. Your loved one can also have companion care at home, with help for laundry, fresh bed linens, grocery shopping and rides to the doctor, the bank or the pharmacy. Our caregivers offer hands-on personal care too, with bathing, dressing, grooming and toileting, and a steady arm for getting around with a cane, walker or wheelchair.
Care for a loved one living with memory loss or a serious illness comes through our Alzheimer's, dementia, palliative and hospice support, with steady routines, gentle comfort like a hand massage and music they enjoy. Our caregivers can also visit your loved one in assisted living or a nursing home for one-on-one time and help with daily care.
Senior home care in Baltimore County can be a few hours a week, full-time, live-in or around-the-clock 24-hour home care with a team of caregivers, and we're there on holidays and weekends too.
About 49,250 people 65 and older in Baltimore County live alone. For a parent on their own, a caregiver at the kitchen table for a game of cards, a walk around the block or a visit with old friends can make the whole week feel brighter and more connected.
We're a family-owned agency based in Pikesville, and we treat your family as our own. Our caregivers are thoroughly trained, screened and credentialed, and our team includes CNAs and CMTs who truly love what they do. Registered nurses visit every 3 to 4 months to supervise, observe and evaluate your loved one's care, and we stay in regular touch with you as their needs change.
A+ is bonded, licensed and insured. We take the time to learn your loved one's preferences and share them with our caregivers, so we can match your loved one with the caregiver best suited to them.
Our caregivers come from many backgrounds and speak English, Russian, Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Arabic, Farsi, Uzbek, Turkish, Spanish and Portuguese. Some also have experience with Kosher guidelines, which can mean a great deal to a parent who keeps a Kosher kitchen. You can read more about our family-owned team and the values we work by.
BusinessRate named A+ Personal Home Care Best in Pikesville for 2026 as part of its Best of 2026 Awards, an honor built on verified Google Reviews and community feedback. One family member, Lee L., put it simply: "Very professional staff and excellent service. Thank you for everything you do for my parents!"
Transitional care in Baltimore County starts the day your loved one leaves the hospital. Families across the county use hospitals such as Greater Baltimore Medical Center and University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center in Towson, Northwest Hospital in Randallstown and MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center. Coming home from any of them can feel like a lot, for your loved one and for you.
Our caregivers offer hospital discharge assistance and recovery support at home, with comfort, health and safety as the top priorities, and they work to lower the risk of a return trip to the hospital. We pick up prescriptions, so nobody has to make an extra stop on the way home. We also go along to follow-up appointments and handle incidental transportation, so your loved one gets there on time with a friendly face beside them.
Our caregivers also provide safety and fall prevention support at home, staying close as your loved one moves around the house, and they can plan and prepare meals that follow the doctor's recommendations.
Baltimore County has good help in place for older adults and the families caring for them, and home care fits right alongside it. The county's Department of Aging runs twenty senior centers, plus OPAL, a virtual senior center with programs online. A caregiver from our companion care team can go along to activities and outings, so your loved one can keep showing up for the friends and classes they enjoy.
Maryland Access Point of Baltimore County gives residents 60 and older information, referrals and options counseling on long-term care. It also runs a loan closet for medical equipment at the Bykota Senior Center, 611 Central Avenue in Towson.
The county's CountyRide service gives residents 60 and older rides on weekdays, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., with medical trips first in line. Rides can be booked up to two weeks ahead, and an escort may ride along at no extra cost. New sign-ups take about 30 days, so it helps to register before you need it.
Family caregivers 18 and older can turn to the Department of Aging's Caregiver Support Program, which offers a free one-hour consultation with a Caregiver Specialist and a stipend that can help pay for respite care, though a waitlist may apply. Our respite care in Baltimore County gives you a break while a caregiver stays with your loved one at home, for one afternoon or a whole weekend away.
Families have several ways to pay for care. Our Get Started page lists private pay by check or debit or credit card, long-term care insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, Veterans Direct In-home Services and the Veterans Aid and Attendance Benefit.
Our team will help you review your available options, so your loved one gets the services they need at a price you can afford. Under certain programs, a family member can care for a loved one and get paid for doing it.
Pricing for your loved one's schedule comes with the information we send after you fill out our short form to get started, so you'll know where things stand before anything begins.
Starting is simple, and you can take your time with it. You tell us a little about your loved one, their routine and the help they need. After you send the form, you can expect information, pricing and a conversation with a caring staff member from our office.
Our office team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays and weekends. Whenever you're ready, you can use our Let's Get Started form to share a few details about your loved one, and we'll take it from there together, one step at a time.
Ready to find out more about home care options? Fill out our form. Let’s chat about your senior care challenges. If you have questions, we have answers.
We serve Pikesville, Towson, Owings Mills, Catonsville, Reisterstown, Dundalk and Essex from our office at 1116 Reisterstown Road, Suite 202, in Pikesville. Each of those towns has its own page on our site with local details for families.
Care can run from a few hours a week to full-time, live-in or 24-hour care, including holidays and weekends. With 24-hour care, a team of caregivers works in shifts and stays awake through the night. A live-in caregiver sleeps in the home at night.
Yes. Our transitional care includes hospital discharge assistance, help with recovery at home, prescription pick-up and going along to follow-up appointments with incidental transportation.
Yes. Our caregivers can visit your loved one in assisted living or a nursing home for companionship and help with bathing, dressing and grooming, adding one-on-one time to the care the community already provides.
Yes. Along with English, our caregivers speak Russian, Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Arabic, Farsi, Uzbek, Turkish, Spanish and Portuguese. Some of them are also experienced with Kosher guidelines.
Our payment options include private pay, long-term care insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, Veterans Direct In-home Services and the Veterans Aid and Attendance Benefit. Our team is glad to help you review your options.
The Department of Aging's Caregiver Support Program offers a free one-hour consultation with a Caregiver Specialist and a stipend that can help pay for respite care. Maryland Access Point of Baltimore County offers counseling on long-term care options for residents 60 and older.
