Do you provide medical care or nursing services?
No.
Taylor Prime Home Care Solutions provides only non-medical home care services.
As of 3/1/2026, we do not provide medical diagnosis, skilled nursing care, therapy services, or medical treatment unless specifically authorized and permitted under applicable regulations.
Who can benefit from home care services?
Home care may be helpful for:
- Seniors who want to remain at home
- Adults who need help with daily routines
- Individuals recovering and needing non-medical support
- People who benefit from companionship or supervision
- Families who need additional support caring for a loved one
How do I get started?
Getting started is simple.
You can first check out our “How It Works Page.“
You can also visit our contact page to send us a message to discuss your needs, ask questions, and schedule an initial consultation.
From there, we learn more about the client’s situation, determine the type of support needed, and discuss next steps for care.
Do you create a care plan?
Yes.
We work to understand each client’s needs, preferences, routines, and support requirements so services can be organized in a way that is personalized and appropriate.
Can you help with meal preparation and light housekeeping?
Yes.
We may assist with meal preparation, light housekeeping, laundry, dishwashing, bed linen changes, and general household support related to daily living.
How do I know if home care is the right fit?
Home care may be a good fit when someone needs help with daily living, companionship, supervision, or support at home but does not require full-time institutional care.
We are happy to discuss your situation and help you better understand whether our services may be a fit.
Is home care available for short-term or long-term needs?
It may be, depending on the situation, availability, and support needs.
We encourage families and referral partners to contact us to discuss what type of service arrangement may be appropriate.
How do I know what kind of help my loved one needs?
Many families are unsure at first.
We will discuss the situation, daily challenges, and support needs to help identify what type of non-medical assistance may be most appropriate.
Can services be customized?
Yes.
Every client is different, and services are tailored based on the individual’s needs, schedule, preferences, and level of support required.
What areas do you serve?
Check out our “Service Areas Page.“
We currently serve Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and select surrounding areas, based on availability, staffing, and care needs.
Families and referral partners are encouraged to contact us to confirm service availability in a specific location.
How often can care be provided?
Service frequency depends on the client’s needs, schedule, and availability.
Some clients may need occasional support, while others may need more regular assistance.
Please contact us to discuss the schedule that may be right for your situation.
Can family members be involved in the care process?
Yes.
We understand that family involvement is important.
We encourage communication with family members and authorized representatives, as appropriate, to support the client’s care needs and preferences.
Do you provide companionship?
Yes.
Companion care is one of our services and may include friendly conversation, emotional support, supervision, and general social engagement.
Do you help with bathing, dressing, and grooming?
Yes.
Personal care services may include assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, hygiene, mobility, and other daily living activities, depending on the client’s needs.
Do you provide medication administration?
No.
We provide medication reminders only as part of our non-medical home care services. We do not administer medication unless specifically authorized and permitted under applicable regulations.
Do you offer respite care for family caregivers?
Yes.
We can provide non-medical support that helps give family caregivers time to rest, attend appointments, work, or manage other responsibilities.
Can a hospital, social worker, case manager, or provider refer a client?
Yes.
We welcome referrals from:
- Hospital discharge planners
- Social workers
- Case managers
- Care coordinators
- Physicians’ offices
- Rehabilitation providers
- Community organizations
- Families and caregivers
Care is provided with sensitivity, professionalism, and respect for each client’s privacy, preferences, routines, and personal dignity. You may also want to explore our other available services, including:
Each service is designed to support different needs while helping clients remain comfortable, safe, and as independent as possible.
If you have questions or are unsure which service may be appropriate, please visit our
this is the page where you can send us a message or give us a call. We are happy to help answer your questions and guide you toward the most appropriate next step.
Before contacting us, you may also want to visit our
this page may answer many common questions about services, caregivers, scheduling, costs, and what to expect.
We also encourage families to explore our
Not everyone who contacts Taylor Prime will need home care. Sometimes the most helpful next step may be a community resource, a senior program, a transportation option, a meal program, a caregiver support service, or another form of assistance.
You can also visit our
to see where services are currently available
Lastly please visit our
this page will provide a simple explanation of what happens from your first inquiry through the start of care.
