Assisted Living Communities in Annapolis, MD

"I went to Arcadia of Crofton. I was impressed. There seemed to be a good ratio of people assisting. I got there around the time that they were cooking and the food smelled good. The residents look fine. I visited and I was happy. They have two houses. The grounds look peaceful. It's convenient for me. This is the facility that I may consider if my husband has to go into an assisted living facility. The rooms were fine. They have rooms with a private bathroom and they have rooms where you share a bathroom."

"I went to Spring Arbor of Severna Park. What I liked about it was they had a lot of reclining chairs for the residents. They looked like it was very much geared for memory care versus assisted living place. It's a nice, open area and everything was very nice. The lady in charge of admissions there was very nice and she was very helpful. The only thing was, my husband, did not qualify because he had a Hoyer lift."

"We visited Heartland, and I thought it was nice, but it wasn't as nice as the other facility. It wasn't as open, warm, or friendly. Maybe it is because the people there were older, but I don't know. Their back porch area was not very pleasant at all. That wasn't picked up, decorated, or clean. I don't think that was really nice at all. I thought the people there were very nice. They are very warm and gracious. There wasn't anything wrong with the people. Maybe my mother-in-law thought that she wasn't quite ready for a place like that either. She just thought that she was more active than that. The room was nice and clean. They showed us an empty room where someone had just moved out. We also saw a room where someone was living in, and it was very nice and clean. It has a microwave in it and a nice closet. The room looked good. The people had decorated outside the hall. "

"Spring Arbor Of Crofton was lovely. The facility was very clean and well kept. I especially like the colors on the walls and the carpeting. The staff answered all our questions. The dining area was very inviting. They had a salon. The outside area was very attractive."

"The representative we spoke to at Regency Park seemed very knowledgeable. She answered all our questions and she even gave us some information we didn't ask for. She gave us a nice tour. The facility seemed clean. From what I could tell, there weren't any issues or red flags that bothered me. I think it just depends on the level of care that each person might need of whether that's a proper fit or not. She showed us apartments, and they were clean. They give people the option of whether they will furnish it or you can bring your own furniture in. I think that makes it accommodating for people so that they can make it more like home if they have their own personal belongings. I thought that that was a nice option that you don't have to have the furniture that they've put in there, unless you want to use it. They showed us their activity rooms and they have a library. They gave us a printout of the activities for the whole month. They gave us samples of the meals that they provide. They showed us the dining room. We pretty much toured the whole facility. With assisted living, you can have different levels of care, and we saw some people in there. Some of the residents were up and walking around, and there were others that were not very mobile, and with different degrees of help. Although my mother is 94 years old, she stays active all day long. It might be for somebody that needs more care than what she needs. I don't think it would be the right fit for my mother, but I think if something happened where she were to go downhill and be less mobile, and less able to take care of herself, I would feel perfectly comfortable recommending that place. A lot of the rooms sort of open up into a little living space. So, if you're out in that living space and people have their doors open, you can see in their rooms. There's probably not as much privacy, but for somebody that might need more care, that would allow the caretakers to be better able to keep an eye on the resident. I'm not saying that's a bad thing. It depends on somebody's physical condition. It just depends on the needs of the person and how able they are to take care of themselves."

"We kind of got off to a bad start at Tribute at Melford because we had to wait a half hour to have our interview. The staff said that the person who was ahead of us took longer than what he figured it would be, and it seemed there was only one person who could take us around. It seemed like a very busy place. It was quite loud. They were playing bingo and a party or something was going on. But when we walked in, there was a huge fireplace, and it was very nice. They would provide 3 meals a day. You could not cook in your apartment, and that was a downside because I do like to cook. They had a gym, a very small library, and a beauty shop."

"My sister stayed at Caring Hearts & Hands ALF for respite. She enjoyed being there and she was comfortable. We only met the lady that runs and owns the place. We saw one of the meals that she was preparing and it looked very appetizing. My sister said she ate very well while she was there. When I picked her up, she was in good shape. She was happy there."

"Pasadena Home Care is a lovely facility. As a matter of fact, I was going to call them back today and see if they had a room opening because they didn't have a room open at the time and they said one will be open soon. I was very, very impressed with the home. I liked the environment. It felt like a home and it felt like the staff was very caring and knowledgeable. The private room was nice and it had a single bath, which was a plus for me."

"I saw New Horizon Assisted Living in Overbrook Lane. Most of the people were sharing a room; they have no private rooms. The staff was very friendly, they were there all the time, they lived on the premises. The amenities are kind of limited. It was very clean. It's not far from restaurants and hospitals."

"My brother is handicapped and needs a lot of care and attention, all of which he receives at the Abundance Care facility. He is provided individual attention, a great and cozy private room, and home cooked meals. Although my brother does not orally communicate very well or easily, he is always happy and in excellent company. All meals are provided in a communal, family-type setting. The caretakers at Abundance Care are very loving and conscientious, the owner is very involved in overseeing the care being received, to include visiting Onsight medical services. Approximately 2 years ago, I changed my brother to him to Abundance Care, a private home, where he receives more individualized care and is extremely happy; I wish I made the change sooner!"

At New Horizon Assisted Living LLC and with 4 Care Homes to choose from, we provide an affordable rate for the services rendered. Our care is provided by experienced staff, who demonstrate compassion and understanding to those we service. Our medical physician is also available to our clients as well as for consultation with the families. Worry-free medication refills, which is provided by a licensed pharmacy delivery service. Programs & Services - Your Future Is Friendly New Horizon Assisted Living LLC provides a full spectrum of daily services in our facilities that help everyone live a life full of dignity, purpose, and respect. Whether one of our residents requires Medication Monitoring or they'd like to sign up for Nutritional and Dietary Counseling, we strive to provide many options so our community members feel well taken care of. Medication Monitoring: Throughout the year, we provide our residents with Medication Monitoring to make sure there's always something exciting to look forward to at New Horizon Assisted Living LLC. It's just one of the things that sets our Nursing Home apart from the rest. We're passionate about providing opportunities for our residents to make new memories and friends while enjoying our services. Healthcare, Social Services, and social activities: There comes a point in everyone's life when they may no longer be able to take care of themselves. Nature calls for the families of each individual to take care of them, just as they were cared for when they were young. Unfortunately, careers and other matters of modern life can often make this a difficult task. New Horizon Assisted Living LLC provides the support that retirees and their families require, including Nutritional and Dietary Counseling and social services, which we are more than happy to offer. Assisted Living Services: Many of our community members at New Horizon Assisted Living LLC require some degree of health and well-being monitoring. Our facilities provides complimentary and customizable Assisted Living services for all our residents. By catering to the personal needs of each resident, we go just one step further to make everyone feel like they're truly at home at New Horizon Assisted Living LLC. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Maryland Office of Health Care Quality Licensee Directories

"My dad is currently in New Horizon Assisted Living LLC. It has an open space, and there's more room for the residents to walk around. It's a small community, and it is clean. The staff there doesn't tell me too much. The place is clean and everything is spaced out. It has wooden floors, and it's easier for them to move around. They have a dining area and a little courtyard where the residents can go out and sit."

"We toured Access Care Assisted Living. It was small and well-run, and we liked the house it was in. It's very close to where we live. The rooms were very nice and spacious. My mom will be in a private room, which is very nice. They've got an activities room and we like that a lot, so she has something to do. We saw them in the room where they were watching T.V. and playing puzzles. The staff seemed very knowledgeable and nice. We think Mom's going to be very happy."

"My daughter's dad moved into AB Residence Assisted Living. His room is perfect because he was able to take his chair when he was sitting there every day. He had that big chair with the remote that could lift you up and put you down, which sat in his room along with the furniture they had in there. So, he's happy. It was nice and clean. It didn't have any odor, and the outside was nice and clean. It had a ramp for him because he's in a wheelchair, so he can go to dialysis. It was nice and safe. He said the food is good because when he was at my daughter's house he kept having us order him food out. So, he hasn't been ordering any food. He's been eating his food. He said it's cooked really good. The staff is good because they get him to shower every day. We couldn't get him to clean himself. So, when he was with us at home, he would not wash. So, since he's been here, they've been getting him in the shower, and he's been showering every day. He's nice and clean. He doesn't participate in activities, but they have a family room where activities take place. I thought it was a good value because everywhere else I went we couldn't afford it."