Who Beulah Home Care serves in Baltimore
Most families call us after something changes, like a fall on the rowhouse stairs or a hard hospital discharge. We help people stay in their own homes with personal care such as bathing and dressing, and companion care for people who mostly need company and routine.
We also arrange 24-hour live-in care, dementia and Alzheimer’s care, temporary help after surgery and long-term care at home.
Where we work: Canton and beyond
Our office is at 3700 O’Donnell St, Suite 200. Canton sits along the outer harbor about two miles east of downtown, next to Patterson Park, Fells Point, Highlandtown and Brewers Hill.
That puts us a short drive from Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. We also visit nearby Baltimore County communities. Not sure we reach your street? Ask our office.
How our Baltimore home care agency works
Every client starts with the same four steps.
- Free consultation at home. We meet the person who needs care and the family, look at the home, and listen to how a normal day goes.
- A written care plan. We write down the tasks, hours and goals. You review it before care starts.
- Caregiver match. We choose a caregiver with the skills the plan calls for and a schedule that fits.
- Check-ins. Our care coordinators follow up and update the plan when needs change.
What to expect from us, and what we ask
Expect plain answers, including when a task needs a nurse instead. Expect to know who is coming and when.
In return, we ask families to tell us about health changes, hospital visits and new medications quickly, and to give honest feedback about the caregiver.
How to check any Maryland home care agency
Check before you sign, with us or anyone. Maryland licenses residential service agencies through the Office of Health Care Quality (OHCQ). Questions worth asking any agency:
- What is your OHCQ license, and can I confirm it with the state?
- How do you screen caregivers? State rules call for a background check, a skills demonstration, an interview and references.
- Which registered nurse oversees care plans?
- What happens if a caregiver calls out sick?
If you use Medicaid, ask whether the agency is enrolled in your program. Our Maryland Medicaid home care guide explains the options.
Why the name Beulah
Beulah is a Hebrew word from Isaiah 62:4. In that verse a land once called forsaken receives a new name, Beulah, usually translated as “married.”
To meet us, send a message to our Canton office or return to home care in southeast Baltimore.