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Did you know?
Maryland families can stack county, state and VA credits & grants
Programs like Montgomery County's Design for Life, Maryland's Independent Living Tax Credit, and the VA HISA grant can be combined — covering a large chunk of your home modification costs.
Local Resources for DMV Families
Jurisdiction-specific guides to Medicaid programs, funding, and services
Washington DC
DACL programs, EPD Medicaid Waiver, Metro Access, and meal delivery.
View Resources →Montgomery County MD
Community Options Waiver, DHHS aging services, Ride On transit.
View Resources →Prince George's County MD
Maryland waiver programs and county Aging & Disability Services.
View Resources →Fairfax County VA
CCC Plus/MLTSS waiver and Fairfax Area Agency on Aging.
View Resources →Arlington County VA
Agency on Aging and STAR paratransit.
View Resources →Alexandria VA
DCHS Aging services and DOT paratransit.
View Resources →Not sure where to start?
Pick the situation that sounds most like yours — we'll walk you through the first steps.
My Parent Just Fell
A calm, step-by-step guide for the first hours and days after a fall — what to do right now, what to ask doctors, and how to make the home safer.
New Dementia Diagnosis
Your parent received a dementia diagnosis — or you strongly suspect one. Here is how to stabilize, plan, and find the right help without doing everything at once.
My Parent Can't Drive Anymore
When driving stops — by choice, by doctor's order, or after a close call — families need a transportation plan fast. Here is how to handle the conversation and the logistics.
Running Out of Money for Care
Care costs are climbing and savings are shrinking. This guide helps you triage bills, explore benefits, and make a plan before a financial crisis forces rushed decisions.
My Parent Refuses Help
They wave off aides, argue about grab bars, and insist they are fine. You see risk mounting. Here is how to reduce conflict and still move safety forward.
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