Caring 4 You and Yours Home Care provides trusted home care and Maryland DDA Personal Supports designed to promote dignity, independence, safety, comfort, and meaningful community life.
Caring 4 You and Yours Home Care is a family-owned care provider built from personal experience, compassion, and a desire to help families during difficult seasons of life. The company began after the founder's family experienced the challenges of caring for a loved one with serious health needs — an experience that shaped our mission to provide care with patience, dignity, compassion, and respect.
Today, we offer home care services and are expanding to provide Maryland DDA Personal Supports for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Person-centered supports for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Services are provided in the home and community to help individuals build independence, participate in meaningful activities, strengthen daily living skills, and work toward goals identified in the Person-Centered Plan.
Learn About Personal SupportsCompassionate home care services designed to support daily routines, comfort, safety, hygiene, companionship, and assistance with activities of daily living.
Learn About Home CareWe understand the pain, stress, and uncertainty families may experience. Our purpose is to be present for individuals and families by providing compassionate support, dignity, and dependable care.
Through the DDA Personal Supports program, we help participants build skills, increase independence, and participate more fully in home and community life.
Caring 4 You and Yours is committed to providing services through a structured system of quality assurance, staff training, documentation, risk management, and compliance oversight. The agency monitors service quality, participant satisfaction, staff readiness, health and safety, incident follow-up, and corrective actions.
Staff Training
Risk Management
Documentation
Continuous Improvement
Whether you are a family member, participant, Support Coordinator, Coordinator of Community Services, Social Worker, Case Manager, or Hospital Discharge Planner — we welcome the opportunity to speak with you.
