Brightview of Catonsville

Kimberly

We've chosen Brightview of Catonsville for my mother-in-law because it's a smaller scale. It's less distance for my mother-in-law to walk to the dining room and the mailbox. But it's not too small, there are just enough residents there that she can interact with. It was a pretty setting, around trees and everything. The rooms were clean and nice and they had a lot of different programs that they offered, as well. They had 24-hour nursing care and staff. The food was very good. All of the food was prepared by a chef. When they would go to dinner, it was like going to a restaurant. They could choose from a menu. The staff were all amazing. My mother-in-law loved it as well.

Tara

Brightview of Catonsville was very nice. I saw an empty room, but it was fine. The person who gave me the tour, she took a very long time with me and was excellent. I only saw one room that was unfurnished, and they just had somebody move out, so it hadn't yet been painted or cleaned out. I saw their common areas. When I visited, it was during dinner time, so all the residents were eating.

Lilli

We visited someone that was in Brightview Catonsville, but she's no longer there. I think she was there for three years. It seemed very nice, very friendly, and clean. She had a one-bedroom. It seemed very comfortable for a person that was not able to quite live by themselves, but still able to do some things on their own. They were very nice and very friendly people. They had a chef that did the cooking. They had a lot of activities for the residents. Everything seemed very clean. The staff were very friendly and very nice. Based upon what I've seen, it's a beautiful place for someone that needs assisted living. The friendliness and the cleanliness are definitely a 5-star. The main thing is that it's very expensive.

S.

Brightview of Catonsville is a nicer community. Everybody there (the residents and the staff) seems to have a lot of interaction with each other. It just felt like a better and smaller kind of active community. The initial transition was very good. There's been a decent amount of communication to get my mom settled in and I feel they actually are paying attention and engaged with the residents pretty well. The staff is warm and engaging. They have religious services, other activities every day, social gatherings, stretch classes, and exercise. She seemed to be fine with the food. I think they're doing a good job with that.

Anonymous113452250

We also did visit Brightview Catonsville. The offer assisted living. What I like about them is that they offer very creative activities that they do. I just didn’t like the location, because it was right on a busy road. They didn’t have any grounds.

Caring109885750

We found Brightview of Catonsville for my cousin. They all seem very caring, very knowledgeable, and very conscientious. They're wonderful with the clients. There are different levels of rooms. You can take your own furniture, and their rooms are very well kept up. Every room has a bathroom. Some have a shower, and some don't. They provide all the linens too. They have a very nice dining area. They have crafts, they go out on bus trips, and they have a theater. They also have access to a doctor, a podiatrist, or whatever they need.