Georgetown Home Care
Georgetown Home Care is the premier non-medical home care agency in the National Capital Region providing a wide range services in the comfort of your home
Our focus is to keep you or your loved ones at home, where their hearts are, and to avoid loss of friends and possessions, loss of independence and freedom, and loss of spirit which is drained by the battles of daily living. Our caring service makes it possible for the elderly to maintain as much independence as possible, by providing the appropriate in-home assistance and companionship. We pride
Georgetown Home Care is one of the fastest growing home care companies in the area. Our agency is looking for caregivers who truly have a passion for providing care. Georgetown Home Care is a family and we want caregivers who are warm, honest, and compassionate and eager to be part of a great team. Our pay is above average for the area and we provide continuing education to advance your care giving skills. Our main goal is to provide the best care possible and make sure that our caregivers are part of a company that they are proud to work for.
07/05/2018
It’s essential that seniors with dementia or alzheimer's disease perform activities they enjoy. Participating in familiar activities can help lessen their symptoms. Learn more: https://www.georgetownhomecare.com/memory-activities-for-seniors/
05/29/2018
We are looking forward to it! Washington Hebrew Congregation and Northwest Neighbors Village host a Healthy Aging Forum.
Washington Hebrew Congregation and Northwest Neighbors Village host a Healthy Aging Forum with Kojo Nnamdi!
05/25/2018
"Our flag does not fly because the wind moves it, it flies with the last breath of each soldier who died protecting it." Thank you to all the women and men who have served; let this memorial day weekend be filled with gratitude and celebration.
05/03/2018
We are proud to be featured in a recent article by The Washingtonian, allowing us to share valuable insight on how home care agencies are making it easier for seniors to age at home.
With more seniors determined to age in place, home care agencies step in to lend a hand | Washingtonian Surveys show that a majority of American seniors want to stay in their own homes for as long as possible. With many of them living alone or with busy adult
04/05/2018
Mitigating preventable hospital readmission is critical to the care and recovery of a patient and efficiency of the healthcare system.
Lowering Hospital Readmission Rates Lowering Hospital Readmission Rates Posted April 3, 2018 by Georgetown Home Care Mary Proctor, 83 is a DC resident and a widow that lives alone. Her adult children live out of state, but she loves to travel to visit her kids, as well as her grandkids, and she lives an active life with friends and ne...
03/13/2018
Come visit us at the Northern Virginia Healthcare Hiring Expo at the Hilton Washington Dulles in Herndon!
03/01/2018
Making follow up appointments and regular doctor visits are critical to the health of older adults, yet one in five seniors citizens do not drive.
Introducing Uber Health, Removing Transportation as a Barrier to Care | Uber Newsroom Introducing Uber Health, a dashboard for healthcare organizations to call rides for patients and caregivers.
02/27/2018
Analysis | Technology that can foster aging in place Many seniors do not have the ability to completely redesign their existing home to properly fit the best recommendations for aging in place. However, there are technologies designed for the home that can enhance aging in place.
02/08/2018
Mayor Bowser will host a 2018 DC Budget Engagement Forum Tele-Town Hall for older adults on Tuesday, February 20. Call 202-442-8150 to register. Mayor Bowser
2018 Budget Engagement Forums Join with fellow DC residents at budget engagement forums to share your values, priorities, and ideas with the Bowser Administration as the FY19 budget is developed. 2018 Seniors Budget Engagement Forum Tele- TownHall Tuesday, Februrary 20, 2018 Time: 12:00pm *Please call 202-442-8150 to RSVP Budget...
02/08/2018
Dementia is more common in cultures that associate aging with uselessness The power of positivity is real. People who associate old age with uselessness or senility are more likely to develop dementia.
02/06/2018
What will do to an already competitive market for home care caregivers? We think it's all good.
Amazon Lures Workers from Home Care As one of the biggest companies in the world, Amazon’s (Nasdaq: AMZN) interest in the health care space has led to speculation about how the retail giant could disrupt the industry. However, …
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