The Best Assisted Living Communities in Frederick County, MD

"My husband was a resident and was well taken care of. The nurses and caregivers treated him with respect and preserved his dignity. They showed great compassion and love. The environment is neat and well kept. I would indeed recommend this place for anyone seeking a good place for family. "

"We liked Brookdale Hagerstown. The staff was very polite and informative. It was a very nice building. It was beautiful. The place made me feel good and I thought to myself, I wouldn't mind living there. The layout of the rooms was great. The dining area was very nice, too."

"Sunrise at Montgomery Village was very upscale and the memory care was secure and very nice. Maintenance and upkeep were wonderful. The staff was professional and courteous. It's a beautiful facility."

"I have been a resident here at the Lorien in Taneytown for over a year now. I can't get over how friendly and willing to help the staff is, every department and every shift. I moved here with my dog, who is the Queen of the facility. Every one knows her: staff, residents & regular visitor alike are all greeted by the white dog who lives with me. We both enjoy the activities especially the music. I fell in love with the courtyard on my first visit, it reminds me of the gardens I visited in Paris."

Hi! Victoria Home has spacious private rooms for all residents with Victorian-style d?cor. The residents enjoy cozy living room, recreational activities and beautiful gardens around the home. For the past two decades, we have provided the highest quality assisted living care for our residents. My personal dedication to our residents, their family and our staff with continuous hands-on attention has made our goals easy to achieve. We believe in nurturing everyone who enters our homes. Our staff must receive the support they require to provide high-quality care with the love and emotional support our residents and their families deserve. Our residents are in the stage of their lives when they are facing many challenges and losses, and need a great deal of attention, support and affection. The families of our residents are very attentive and visit with their loved ones often and many visit daily. They become a vital part of our home-life and appreciate the warmth and encouragement we provide. With best regards, Devi Datla Chief Executive OfficerTo learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Maryland Office of Health Care Quality Licensee Directories

"Seaton Hagerstown was nice. The lady was nice. It was above average looking at it. The accommodation was like an apartment. They had efficiency apartments and shared ones, too. Actually, it's pretty shaded there. There are a lot of trees around, and it isn't that far from where I live."

"I visited a friend here. The residents seemed to enjoy it and they don't have any problems being there. When I went to visit the assisted living side I'd go on and sit down and have lunch and dinner with them. The food looked good. It was pleasant looking and appetizing. Everyone was friendly. It was a very clean place. I've visited the apartment and it was a very nice place. I think I liked it because it was cheerful looking, and it did not have a sick smell about it, and that impressed me. I don't want my son's mother-in-law going to a place that smells like urine or has a sick smell. It felt homey. The staff was pleasant."

"My mom is staying at Kindley Assisted Living at Asbury Methodist Village. It's very nice. My mom is very well taken care of. The facility is very clean. There's a lot of staff, who seem to check in with my mom every few hours. My mom has a one-bedroom apartment, and I think it's called a grand, so it's just a little bit bigger. But it was fresh, newly painted, had a new carpet, and had lots of daylight. My mom loves the food. All the meals and laundry are included. They have lots of group activities, and musicians come. They have beautiful grounds. It's a huge complex. They have a pond. My mom has a little bit of early dementia, and she wandered from one building to another. The security recognized her and walked her back. It's just nice to know she's in a place where they are that caring and recognize her. She had a slight cut the other day, and they called us. They told us what happened, what they did, and that the doctor was going to follow up. It's a lot of money, but you also get a lot of value."

"I toured Spring Arbor of Leesburg. They seemed to be very professional and were more aware of the regulations and processes of getting your parents moved in. They seemed very competent. The facility was very nice. It didn't have a modern feel, it had more of a colonial feel, but it was very clean and welcoming. There's plenty of light; it did not feel depressing at all. It's all on one floor and sprawling, which is kind of nice because the residents can move around more. You could pretty much do laps inside the building because it's so big. We like how sprawling it was inside and it kind of keeps the residents protected from the weather."

"My mother moved into Reflections - A Senior Living Community. It's a nice, small community. She has a roommate, and it's a nice, little room. There's exercise in the morning, they have people come in, they had a pianist come and play the other day, and they do arts, and flower arranging. The food is good. The staff is really good, and caring, and they do an excellent job. It's good value, it's less expensive than the others."

"This is a wonderful facility. I toured many other places and nothing came close to this wonderful home. The rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable. The staff are friendly and welcoming. The owner, Ramesh, is an amazing person. He truly cares about every resident and does his absolute best to make sure everyone is well taken care of. My father was resident here, he was a man of few words but he spoke highly of Ramesh and Sycamore Acres."

"We toured Miracle Manor Assisted Living for my wife. The building of the house is kind of rundown. I would say it's ancient. When we were there, there was a van with some workers, and they were working on something over there. The owner, though, was very nice and very helpful. However, it's too far. The room is moderate. They have a TV. They also have a living room for all of them. There are moving chairs on the rail for the stairs, that go up and down. Other than that, there's nothing else."

"I visited Goddard Comfort Homes, and they seemed wonderful. I didn't go because I couldn't afford it, though it would have been well worth it if I had the money. It's lovely. The grounds were nice. The accessibility was good. My sister is in a wheelchair, and I always look at that. It was roomy, nicely decorated, and homey. The executive director was wonderful. They have a nice front porch and back area to get out into nature, which is nice, and that was certainly something I was looking at because my sister likes to get outside whenever possible."

"The home was beautiful and much more spacious than I expected, with private bedrooms and even a PT room. The views were gorgeous, and the staff were so kind and accommodating. During my visit, residents were enjoying a book club, which gave the place such a warm and engaging atmosphere."