FREE RESOURCE: How To Start a Home Care Business (RSA) in Maryland
Thinking about starting a Residential Service Agency (RSA) in Maryland? Don’t try to figure it all out on your own — let me show you how to do it the right way from the very start.
I’m Sean, also known as Savvy Business Chick™, and I’ve helped over 500 people start and grow their home care agencies across the U.S. — including Maryland. In this free guide, I’m giving you the exact steps and resources you need to launch your business the right way.
What You’ll Get Inside:
🎥 3 Video Lessons from my YouTube Channel
Including a breakdown of RSA Level 1, 2 & 3
✅ Maryland RSA Licensing Checklist
📄 Reference Copy of Maryland COMAR Regulations
📘 FAQs Answered:
RSA vs. Home Health Agency
What is Maryland’s CON (Certificate of Need)?
What staff is required to open an RSA?
Do you need an office or can you work from home?
What happens after the application is submitted?
What You'll Learn:
The difference between a Home Care License and RSA Levels 1–3
Step-by-step guide to the Maryland Department of Health licensing process
How to register your business and stay in Good Standing
Staffing & facility requirements, inspections, and timelines
Tips to avoid common application errors and delays
💬 What Our Clients Are Saying
Then underneath it, upload the testimonial images (the ones you just shared of Brian and Karen), or copy and paste their quotes in styled text like this:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “I couldn’t believe how much value was packed into this kit. The business plan training alone was worth the cost!” — Brian H., Maryland Home Care CEO
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “The Maryland DIY Kit made starting my RSA a smooth process. The templates and trainings were so easy to follow, and I was licensed in just 5 months!” — Karen M., Residential Service Agency Owner
BONUS: Need More Than Just Info?
If you’re ready to get licensed fast and without confusion, check out my best-selling Maryland RSA DIY Licensing Kit. It now includes a private explainer video walking you through the entire application — line by line.