Aging at Home Solution

12/10/2025

01/03/2025

The growing population of older adults in Maryland introduces both challenges and opportunities. One of the defining influences in the years to come, this significant demographic shift will impact how families, communities, and economies function. The public is invited to review Maryland's multisect...

11/09/2024

CARE GIVER OPPORTUNITY IN EASTON AND SURROUNDING AREAS. STARTING AT $17.00HR

Job description
Please go to https: //agingsolution.clearcareonline.com/quick-apply/ fill out and complete application.
Looking for extraordinary people to be part of our Care-Partner Team. Are you ready to provide exemplary care by actively engaging with clients? Our services include both companion and personal care, as well as light housekeeping, cooking, and enjoying meaningful activities such as games and conversation. We strive to provide care that exceeds our clients’ high standards. Are you willing to accept the challenge?

Need to be available to work 36 hours a week.

Need to work every other weekend
Complete all online training within 30 days
Complete in person extensive hands on training within 90 days
Available to start work within a week of offer letter
We look forward to reading your completed application (with resume if possible) and scheduling a meeting at your earliest convenience.

Aging at Home Solution is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to nondiscriminatory practices.

Please go to https: //agingsolution.clearcareonline.com/quick-apply/ fill out and complete application.
If you do not fill the above application out in its entirety you will not be considered for the position.
706 Idlewild Ave. Easton, MD

Job Types: Part-time, Full-time

Pay: $17.00 - $18.00 per hour

Expected hours: 36 per week

Benefits:

Flexible schedule
Medical Specialty:

Geriatrics
Home Health
Hospice & Palliative Medicine
Physical Setting:

Long term care
Outpatient
Education:

High school or equivalent (Required)
License/Certification:

CNA License (Preferred)
Driver's License (Required)
Shift availability:

Overnight Shift (Required)
Work Location: In person

14/02/2024

Dear Care Team, We Just want to wish you a Happy Valentine's Day! Your kindness and dedication make a world of difference. Thank you for spreading love and compassion every day.

12/01/2024

According to the CDC, each year about 3 million older adults are treated in emergency departments because of an injury from a fall. Falls can end in trauma, with one out of every five falls results in an injury like a broken bone or head injury.

Falls are not a normal part of aging. There are things that you can do to help prevent falls for the older adults in your life.

*Balance is essential. Keep strong with exercise. Always rise slowly after sitting, eating or lying down to avoid becoming dizzy or losing balance.
*Schedule an eye exam each year to ensure that the prescription for glasses or contacts is current and for early detection of conditions that could limit vision.
*Stairs can pose dangers. Ensure that handrails are secure. Repair uneven or loose steps. Anti-slip treads can make wood stairs safer. Inspect stairs for ripped or worn carpeting.
*Shoes with traction can help mitigate falls.
*Place nightlights strategically in places that are visited frequently at night.
*In the kitchen, keep items used often on lower shelves to limit the use of step-ladders.
*Use medication with care, as improper use and handling can cause safety concerns. Always follow medication directions and check expiration dates. Store them properly. If you transfer medication to a new container, label it with the name of the medication, dose and expiration date.

09/01/2024

With Human Trafficking Awareness Day approaching, CASA of Caroline cordially invites community members to join us for a special event at the Avalon Theater on January 10, 2024, at 5 PM. We have extended our deadline, so please feel free to RSVP by emailing us or using the link provided below.

08/01/2024

You may worry about an older family member as they age. Aging increases the risk of many chronic diseases, but adopting and maintaining a few key behaviors can help older adults live longer and healthier lives. It’s never too late to start! Use these tips to promote healthy habits:

Prevent social isolation and loneliness. Help your relative find activities in their community, such as a club or class at their local senior center.
Promote physical activity. Suggest a mix of activities, such as walking around the neighborhood, lifting weights, gardening, and stretching.
Encourage healthy eating. Visit once a week and make a healthy meal together.
Schedule regular checkups with a doctor. Offer to drive or attend the appointment with your family member so you can take notes.