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Hospice Doesn’t Provide 24/7 Care: Filling the Gaps with Private Caregivers

Hospice care is an essential part of end-of-life support, but it is not designed to cover every hour of the day. Adding private caregivers helps ensure that someone is always there to provide attentive, compassionate care.
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The Growing Role of Aging Life Care Professionals in Coordinating Complex Needs

With longer lifespans, faster discharges, and more care options, Aging Life Care Professionals are helping families navigate complexity with confidence.
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What Maryland’s Hospital Rate Shift Means for Patients and the Growing Importance of Home Care

Explore what this shift means and the growing importance of coordinated home care.
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Meet the Supervisory Nursing Team: From Assessment to Care Planning

Discover how our Family & Nursing Care Select supervisory nursing team develops and updates individualized Plans of Care — and why their regular home visits make a meaningful difference.
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From Stronger Bones to Improved Brain Health: The Importance of Physical Activity for Older Adults

Backed by new research, explore why movement matters and how caregivers can help clients stay safely engaged.
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Smart Safety at Home: How Simple Technology Can Support Clients Living with Dementia

Learn how simple, non-intrusive technologies — combined with professional caregiving — can help protect your loved one while supporting independence at home.
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More Than Care: What Caregivers Mean to Clients and Families

Read how families describe the profound impact compassionate caregiving has during life’s most vulnerable moments.
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Family & Nursing Care Earns 11th Consecutive NBRI Circle of Excellence Award

This recognition reflects our unwavering commitment to exceptional client, staff, and caregiver satisfaction.
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My Parent Has Parkinson’s: How Much Care Do They Actually Need?

When a parent is diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, many families may notice small changes, like a slower walk, a missed medication, or a hesitation when getting up from a chair. These moments often lead to an important question: what kind of support will be needed over time?
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