A portrait of the EagleWings Home Care team in a Baltimore office hallway — caregivers in lavender, navy, and charcoal scrubs alongside a concierge coordinator in the brand's signature orange sweater. The team that delivers private-pay home care across Roland Park, Guilford, Homeland, and surrounding neighborhoods.
The team that shows up — caregivers, coordinators, and the RN who signs off on every plan.

Director of Nursing

A Registered Nurse signs off on every plan.

Our DON personally reviews and approves every care plan — and revisits them as conditions change. This is why families on our service get a consistent clinical perspective, not a rotating one.

Concierge Coordinator

One person who knows your story.

No call center. The same coordinator handles your scheduling, caregiver substitutions, and the small Tuesday-afternoon questions. They reach you by your preferred channel and remember the names of your grandchildren.

Caregivers

CNA, HHA, LPN, RN — fully credentialed, full-time.

Every caregiver is a W-2 employee, fully insured, background-checked, drug-screened, and screened by our DON. They wear premium fitted scrubs in our brand palette — not hospital-issue institutional uniforms — because they are professionals, not contractors.

Backup Bench

A pre-introduced safety net.

We pre-introduce two backup caregivers from your matching pool so substitutions never come from a stranger. Reliability is engineered, not promised.

The credentials behind the front door.

A short summary of what every EagleWings caregiver must hold and maintain. We are happy to provide documentation on request.

  • Background-checked

    County, state, and federal background checks before hire and annually thereafter.

  • Drug-screened

    Drug screening at hire and on a regular interval.

  • CPR & First Aid certified

    Required at hire, recertified every two years.

  • Hands-on skills validated

    Each caregiver completes a hands-on skills check with our DON before their first client.

  • Continuing education

    Quarterly in-service training in dementia care, fall prevention, infection control, and end-of-life support.

  • W-2 employment

    Every caregiver is a W-2 employee. Maryland law requires it for personal care aides — many agencies skirt this rule. We do not.

  • Insurance

    General liability, professional liability, and Workers Compensation coverage on every caregiver.

  • HIPAA compliance

    All staff trained on HIPAA, and all client communication runs through our secure systems.

Are you the kind of caregiver we're describing?

We hire slowly and pay well. If you've been treated as a number elsewhere and want to be treated as a professional, start a conversation with us.