Care that lets home stay home.
Non-medical in-home support across five Maryland counties, delivered by a team who show up on time and treat your family with respect.
Care that lets home stay home.
Non-medical in-home support across five Maryland counties, delivered by a team who show up on time and treat your family with respect.
Care that lets home stay home.
Non-medical in-home support across five Maryland counties, delivered by a team who show up on time and treat your family with respect.
Licensed in Maryland
RSA #03228
Five counties
Prince George's · Anne Arundel · Howard · Montgomery · Charles
Non-medical support
Daily living, not clinical care
Medicaid & private pay
Both welcomed equally
What we help with
Support built around the day you already have.
We don’t arrive with a checklist and a stopwatch. Care begins with what matters most to the one receiving it — their routine, their preferences, their pace.
Personal care
Bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and incontinence care — handled with privacy and dignity.
Mobility & safety
Transfers, ambulation, fall-prevention awareness, and assistance with walkers, canes, and other devices.
Meals & nutrition
Meal planning, preparation, dietary observation, and oral feeding assistance.
Home management
Light housekeeping, laundry, bed-making, and routine safety checks around the home.
Medication reminders
Reminders, observation, and reporting. We do not administer medication.
Companionship
Conversation, shared activity, wellness check-ins, and steady presence through the week.
How care begins
Three steps, no pressure.
Talk it through
A short call to understand the situation. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.
Meet at home
A no-cost visit to see the home, meet the family, and shape a written plan of support.
Begin care
We match a caregiver, set the schedule, and stay in touch as needs change.
Why families choose us
Leadership that has done the work.
We built Living Essence around a simple observation: families feel the difference when leadership stays close to the work. We don’t ask a caregiver to do anything we wouldn’t do ourselves — and consistency is the thing families need most.
