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Johns Hopkins Home Care Group

You are at the center of our care. Johns Hopkins Home Care Group

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Johns Hopkins Home Care Group brings health care services to you in the place you are most comfortable: your home. Whether you need home medical care or skilled care, home medical equipment to improve your health, a medication or just extra help in your daily activities, our team provides safe, comprehensive care for people of all ages — from babies born prematurely to older adults.

 

  • Care Services

    We provide comprehensive options to help manage your health from home, including personal care, skilled care, medical care and links to care.

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  • Home Medical Equipment

    We offer a range of home medical equipment with delivery, setup, instruction and other services so you can safely use it to manage your care at home.

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  • Pharmacy

    Our pharmacy teams offer prescription, specialty and infused medications, plus patient education and health management services with expert staff.

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  • Pediatrics

    Our Pediatrics at Home team is one of the only home care groups in the area that specializes in serving children.

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Our Service Area

Johns Hopkins Home Care Group is ready to come to you. Our home care services are available throughout Maryland and Washington, D.C. and in some parts of northern Virginia and southeast Pennsylvania.

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For Our Community (Slideshow)

H.O.P.E.: Employees Share Healing Activities

Kassim Alli-Balogun, a home care nurse with Johns Hopkins Homecare Group, put smiles on his patients' faces during the pandemic by creating videos of their pets. The videos helped make patients feel more comfortable during uncertain times.

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Pediatric Physical Therapy at Home

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Injuries and conditions can affect children’s development. Pediatric physical therapist Christine Bode gives insight into how physical therapy helps children address developmental delays and meet their full potential.

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Home-Based Pediatric Occupational Therapy

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Some children need help reaching their developmental milestones. Pediatric occupational therapy gives them the tools to achieve these goals.

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Johns Hopkins Home Care Group Works Together to Create Bunches of Lunches

Home Care Group volunteers create lunches for Bunches of Lunches

Throughout the pandemic the Home Care Group community outreach committee has assembled lunches and donated them to people in need with the logistical help of the Jewish Volunteer Connection. Since May 2021, approximately 100 employees have gathered to create 1,201 lunches for several major holidays.

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Pediatric Home Health Care — What You Need to Know

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If your child has a chronic condition or needs post-acute care after a recent hospitalization, home care can provide treatments from the comfort of your home. Explore the home care process and life-changing benefits for your family. 

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Types of Home Health Care Services

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The range of home health care services a patient can receive at home is limitless. Depending on the individual patient's situation, care can range from nursing care to specialized medical services, such as laboratory workups.

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Assistive Equipment for the Home

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Assistive and adaptive equipment is any kind of tool or device that can help simplify caregiving or make the environment safer for an ill, disabled, or elderly person. Learn about some of the more common types of assistive equipment to consider for the home.

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Safe and Happy at Home

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Keeping your loved one safe and happy at home can seem overwhelming. But don’t lose heart: Plenty of help is out there, for your loved one and you. Here are some tips that may help.

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    Johns Hopkins Medicine Careers In Home Care

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    Become part of a team that is passionate about providing quality care at home. Explore job opportunities available at Johns Hopkins Home Care Group.

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