Bethesda, Rockville, Silver Spring, Olney, Potomac & the surrounding areas
Does your senior loved one need assistance? Our mature and sophisticated caregivers provide exceptional care that feels like getting a little help from your friends®. We create personalized care plans and customized schedules for every client, and our services can range from a few hours a week to overnight care and even 24/7 care. See how we can help your family!
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Make a difference by joining our Seniors Helping Seniors® caregiver family. Our teams consist of mature, compassionate adults, who thrive on assisting and connecting with other wonderful individuals. Earn money while building lasting friendships! Do good and make money®
Learn MoreSeniors Helping Seniors® Bethesda is a premium home care agency with mature and sophisticated caregivers who are viewed as peers rather than hired help. Our caregivers include former diplomats, attorneys, business executives, artists, professors, lobbyists, nurses, scientists, pharmacists, teachers, Olympians, and pilots, and we provide them with training and coaching to ensure that every caregiver is knowledgeable and qualified.
We know that quality care starts with friendship, so we only hire caregivers who have the compassion and interpersonal skills to build meaningful relationships. We also match clients with caregivers who have compatible personalities and similar interests.
We provide a wide array of non-medical care and support services that help keep seniors safe and happy, and our nursing team provides clinical support and oversight. Our emphasis on engagement and socialization enables premier companion care and dementia care, and we work well with seniors who are resistant to care.
Fill out the contact form above and let us know how we can help your senior loved one. Or feel free to give us a call. We can’t wait to hear how we can help your family!
Seniors Helping Seniors® Bethesda helps families to care for their senior loved ones through premium in-home care services that feel like getting a little help from your friends®.
Seniors Helping Seniors® Bethesda is a trusted home care provider that has been featured in numerous news publications and even partnered with the National Institute of Health (NIH) for community outreach! Check out the news coverage about Seniors Helping Seniors® Bethesda and meet our team below.
Seniors Helping Seniors Bethesda In The News
Ben Chernow is the owner of Seniors Helping Seniors® Bethesda. He received a JD and MBA from Vanderbilt University and practiced law at both the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission before transitioning to the private sector. He ultimately left the legal profession to do something he found more fulfilling.
Ben is both a Certified Senior Advisor® and a Certified Senior Home Safety Specialist®, as well as a member of the Montgomery County Dementia Friendly Committee. He uses his legal expertise to help clients navigate the complexities of LTC insurance. Ben lives with his wife and their dog. He enjoys reading history and playing fantasy baseball. He also loves seafood and is working to perfect a homemade crab cake recipe.
Erin Eisenberg is the Care Director at Seniors Helping Seniors® Bethesda. She previously worked in finance before taking time off to raise three strong and independent daughters. She then returned to school to pursue nursing and graduated from the University of Maryland School of Nursing magna cum laude and a member of Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing.
Erin is a Registered Nurse who worked in a variety of healthcare settings before joining Seniors Helping Seniors® Bethesda as a Field Nurse. Her caring and calm demeanor made families feel comfortable and safe during times of upheaval and uncertainty, and she was quickly promoted to Care Director. Erin enjoys nutrition and fitness, and was previously a Certified ACE personal trainer. She lives in Bethesda with her husband, daughters, and dogs.
Elle Williamson is a RN Consultant for Seniors Helping Seniors® Bethesda. She previously started her own tourism business in Costa Rica before returning to the U.S. to pursue nursing. After receiving her nursing degree Elle worked for Sheppard Pratt as a psychiatric nurse. She then transitioned to the senior care industry, where she has done nursing and geriatric care management.
Elle is both a Registered Nurse and an accredited Aging Life Care Manager®. She uses her psychiatric nursing background to provide guidance and expertise to caregivers and families caring for people with dementia. Elle is married to a military veteran who works for the Department of Defense. Their blended family includes two teenage girls and a baby boy. In her spare time Elle likes to take advantage of their family boat. She also enjoys baking and arts and crafts projects.
"I second [the recommendation of] this organization [and] their Home Care and Companionship model, matching people really nicely and well with a senior who can help them and care for them.” - Margie Hackett, Manager of Population Health and Transitional Care, Suburban Hospital
“Seniors Helping Seniors transformed my view of what an agency like this could be. Never previously having needed to engage with an elder care service, I was reluctant when my aging mother first needed support in her home after a hospitalization several months ago. What my family and I found was an amalgam of competence, expertise, reliability, responsiveness, warmth, and an incredibly personal touch. This has been a blessing. As Mom now needs more services, SHS and its amazing leader, Ben Chernow, have provided support every step of the way. And his team is helping us begin the likely transition to assisted living in the future. Kudos and gratitude!”
"You guys were the best thing that happened to my dad and I am eternally grateful, a year later, for everything you guys did. You saved the day, in so many different ways."
"Seniors Helping Seniors in Bethesda has been a wonderful resource for our family as we navigated care for our loved one with dementia. The caregivers are not only compassionate but also highly skilled in addressing the unique needs that come with dementia care. They take the time to engage with our loved one, ensuring they feel supported and valued. It's been such a relief to find a service that genuinely understands the challenges of dementia and offers personalized care. We are incredibly grateful for the peace of mind this has given our family!"
"My family tried a couple of different agencies prior to Seniors Helping Seniors. Our experience with the other agencies were all very similar, but our experience with Seniors Helping Seniors has been very different. The caregivers always show up on time and get along well with my mom. They also engage with her rather than watch tv or play on their phone. They regularly go for walks and go out to lunch, and they help with things that other agencies wouldn’t do, like pay bills and help her with paperwork. My family has been very impressed with Seniors Helping Seniors and are very glad to have found them."
"Seniors Helping Seniors is an invaluable resource. My mom loves the home health aides. They have been an immense help to her, and she looks forward to their visit everyday. I like how easy it is to communicate with the owner and his staff. This the best decision I had made in a pretty difficult time."
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