Phone No: CT: 860 840 3854 / MD: 240 660 0276 || Fax No CT: 18007841437/ MD: 2404919588 || Email: office@macashomecare.com || Address CT: 157 church street New Haven CT 06510 || Address MD: 7375 Executive Pl Lanham MD 20706
At Macas Home Care LLC, we provide non-medical and medical , in-home and community-based services designed to help clients maintain their independence, well-being, and quality of life. Our services include:
We provide assistance with daily self-care activities, helping clients maintain their independence and quality of life. Services include:
Bathing and hair care
Basic skincare
Medication reminders
Assistance with feeding and special diets
Transferring and positioning
Mobility assistance
Toileting and incontinence care
Grooming and dressing
Oral hygiene
We help clients manage essential daily tasks to maintain independence and quality of life at home, including:
Light housekeeping
Meal preparation
Laundry and linen changes
Medication reminders
Transportation for appointments, errands, and shopping
Participation in recreational activities and outings
Our respite services give primary caregivers—whether a spouse, child, friend, or relative—a much-needed break from providing daily support and supervision to someone who depends on their care. Respite can last a few hours or several days, tailored to each situation, and may be offered occasionally or on a regular schedule.
Manage a crisis effectively.
Take a planned, short break, such as a vacation.
Rest, relax, and catch up on sleep.
Spend quality time with friends and family.
Attend to personal needs, such as exercise, shopping, personal care, and errands.
Address their own medical needs, including appointments or procedures.
Medication Assistance: Reminders and help with organizing medications (e.g., removing from Blistopax).
Homemaking: Light cleaning, laundry, and maintaining a safe environment.
Meal Preparation and Clean-Up: Preparing nutritious meals and tidying afterward.
Exercise Support: Assistance with range-of-motion or other prescribed exercises.
Promoting Well-Being: Activities such as walks, companionship, and conversation.
Personal Care Assistance: Help with oral care, bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility.
Our Companion services provide non-medical supervision to ensure a client’s safety and well-being. Personal or hands-on care is not included in this category. Services can include:
Playing games, cards, or reading to clients
Helping clients stay connected with family, friends, and the community
Providing transportation or escort assistance to medical appointments, grocery stores, and errands
Accompanying clients to recreational or social events
Assisting with meal planning, preparation, and serving
Reminding clients to take medications or start/finish meals
Engaging in conversation, listening, sharing experiences
Providing friendship and emotional support
Transportation services are available to eligible clients using Agency, private, or client-owned vehicles, provided the services are specified in the Care Plan and other criteria are met.
Before transportation services are approved, clients are required to read, accept, and sign the Agency’s Transportation Liability Waiver, which absolves our Direct Care Workers or any Agency Representative from any claims that may arise while operating a vehicle in which the client is riding.
If a client requests transportation in a vehicle they own or provide, proof of valid vehicle insurance must be shown prior to being transported. The Agency Representative will also inspect the vehicle to ensure all safety equipment is in proper working condition. If the vehicle is not deemed safe, the Agency Representative will refuse transportation.
Clients must carry a copy of their health insurance information in the vehicle during transport in case of emergency. In addition to regular service fees, a mileage rate will apply when transportation is provided using an Agency or Agency Representative vehicle.
Friendly Reassurance provides regular contact with homebound clients via telephone, digital means, or in-home visits to ensure their well-being and safety. Contact is scheduled according to each client’s individualized Service Plan and may include telephone check-ins and/or home visits.
The goals of Friendly Reassurance are to:
Ensure a client’s safety, well-being, and comfort
Provide companionship
Encourage social interaction
Friendly Reassurance promotes peace of mind for clients and their families. In the event of an emergency, 9-1-1 is contacted, and family members or designated caregivers are promptly notified.
Live-In Care and 24-Hour Care are designed for individuals who cannot be left alone at any time, often those who are housebound or require constant supervision. These services provide support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days per year.
Live-In Care offers an alternative to facility-based Assisted Living by providing care in the client’s own home. Generally, individuals who require Live-In Care may:
Need continuous supervision or monitoring
Require assistance with personal care, mobility, or medication
Have complex medical or physical conditions that make leaving them alone unsafe
Benefit from companionship and ongoing support throughout the day and night
This service ensures safety, comfort, and continuity of care while allowing clients to remain in the familiar environment of their own home.
Individuals who may require Live-In or 24-Hour Care include those with:
Temporary health conditions, which are expected to improve over time (e.g., Traumatic Brain Injury)
Chronic conditions, which require increasing support as the condition progresses or with aging (e.g., Multiple Sclerosis)
Terminal conditions, which result from injury or illness and are not expected to improve (e.g., Cancer)
The Direct Care Workers assigned provide personal, social, and domestic care, as well as supervision, at a level tailored to each individual client’s needs.
We follow stringent hiring practices while fully complying with state and federal regulations, equal opportunity requirements, and non-discriminatory laws. All applicants must consent to background checks; applications will not be considered without this consent.
Background checks include:
Criminal records
Sex and Violent Offender registries
Child Abuse Clearances (when applicable)
Verification of licenses, certifications, and registrations
Medical suitability
Drug and alcohol screening
Motor vehicle records
Direct Care Worker Training and Certification: All Direct Care Workers (DCWs) have successfully completed the required training courses and have been assessed for competency. They hold current CPR certification and have been screened for Tuberculosis. Tetanus and Diphtheria immunizations have been administered, and Hepatitis B vaccinations are offered.
New employees undergo a comprehensive orientation covering Agency policies, relevant governmental regulations, and industry standards. In addition, all employees participate in scheduled, job-related training and professional development programs annually and on an as-needed basis.
We are dedicated to fostering respectful, courteous, and effective communication with all our clients and their families, ensuring their needs, concerns, and preferences are always heard and valued.
CT: 860 840 3854 / MD: 240 660 0276
157 church street New haven CT 06510 // 7375 Executive Pl Lanham MD 20769