Assisted Living Communities in Parkville, MD

Trinity Home Care & Assisted Living is a small yet very spacious, quaint and personable 6-bed licensed facility. Warm, compassionate, loving and friendly home-like environment. We provide a more one-to-one interaction and personalized care versus what you may see at larger facilities. We have skilled staff who administrator love and healing Trinity Home Care & Assisted Living is a long-term, small yet very spacious assisted living facility. We operate a little differently than your large-scale facilities. Our smaller facility offers a more intimate, homelike experience for 6 residents. We have a greater staff-to-resident ratio which gives us the ability to meet the needs of all of our residents. Trinity Home Care & Assisted Living was established to serve the most vulnerable people in our community. To satisfy our valuable and precious residents, we offer a friendly and loving caretakers who provide 24/7 assistance with residents' needs. 3 home-cooked meals daily and snacks Excellent resident security Mobility assistance Bathing Toileting On call nurse with over 25 years of experience Nurse checkups every 45 days Housekeeping Laundry Recreation and Social Activities Activity Calendar Beautician/Barber services (additional cost) ransportation to 1 appointment a month within 20 miles utilities ccess to Zoom Calls ( due to covid Parking for visitors (post covid) We have a fully furnished, well-decorated and comfortable home with cable television and WiFi. In addition, we offer three nutritious home-cooked meals a day along with snacks. If needed, we also provide transportation for clients to get to and from appointments. We will also provide recreation and socializing activities. We have an on-call registered nurse who access the residents every 45 days (also in case of emergency) who has over 25 years experience. We work with a local pharmacy for prescription delivery. We at Trinity Home Care and Assisted Living is a facility that your loved one will enjoy the beautiful home like setting while receiving the best care and love. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Maryland Office of Health Care Quality Licensee Directories

"I visited Ideal Comfort Assisted Living and toured for assisted living. It's not a good facility. I would never take my father there. The rooms are too small, and there's no privacy. It's not set up for level 3 care, so my father wouldn't have 24-hour coverage. It's not handicap accessible, and the neighborhood is not that great as well, so it just wouldn't be a good fit for him. The person who gave the tour was nice enough. That wasn't the issue; the person was okay. The only suggestion I will make is that I think they need to break down the number of people who are in there, I think they need more privacy and more staff. I think they are understaffed if they're going to offer level 3 care."

"We like this facility. We like the size of the rooms. They have a living room and a bedroom. We like the ambiance of the place. When we walked in, everybody was friendly. My dad is a veteran and they have a wall with all the veterans in the facility, and that was pretty cool too. Definitely this facility would be our first choice for my dad. I know they have different kinds of exercises that my dad would like. I like also that they have a community area where people can come down. Every day they make sure that they have something the residents can attend. "

"I love the Woodlands, the staff is caring and compassionate. The staff is so supportive to the residents and their family's. The Woodlands is very clean and newly renovated.Please call them if they don't answer they are assisting residents, please call back. "

"My husband stayed at Inspirations Memory Care of Lutherville for about a month. I was very pleased with it. They were very friendly, and they gave me any information I needed. When I would call them they would say, "Do you want to talk to him?" and they would take the phone right to him so I could speak with him. He seemed to have adjusted pretty well. His appetite was very poor, but I know they tried to fix him things he liked. The community was very small but very clean, and it seemed homey. It didn't seem like they were going into a facility. It was comfortable. I was not allowed to go inside because of COVID. The facilities are very adequate, too."

"I looked at Symphony Manor, and I thought it was wonderful. It is a smaller place, and they have about 60 residents. The facility is for both independent and assisted living. I actually ended up placing my mother there. One thing I like is that this place is actually in my backyard. It is close enough so that I can walk across the street and go there. The staff is very attentive and very caring. They seem to know everybody by name. I'm there often, and I have to admit that I have never seen any of the staff disrespect or lose their patience with any of their residents there. My mother's apartment is bigger than the one that she was in before. It has a little kitchenette, two closets, and her own bathroom. She has plenty of closet space, and the bathroom is really big. "

"I am a resident of Lighthouse Senior Living at Hopkins Creek. The staff is nice, friendly, and thorough. The room is pretty good. I have kind of a suite. So, I have a bedroom, a family room, and then a bathroom. They have activities like bingo, and games and sometimes they will have a speaker. There are things that you can do. And they do have some exercise equipment."

"I toured About That Life Assisted Living. I didn't go with anything else. I went because of the location and I liked the facility and it was very clean. The program, she ran it down to me, the things that my cousin would be doing, doctor's appointments, eating, taking his medication. If we want to put him out and he wants to go to daycare, he can. I chose that one because the lady was very professional and the house was nice."

"The staff at Dulaney Valley is excellent to work with, and it was a good place. It’s a small group home, and everybody has a roommate except there are two private rooms. They have a nice size dining room; I had been there when they had breakfast and lunch, and it was a very good meals. They had bingo and other stuff. Price is very good as well as the staff. "

Our goal is to support quality of life in the community. Provide exceptional compassionate care and to enhance residents' dignity and self-respect in a safe, loving and beautiful home. We have doctors that will come to the facility to see the residents. We have awake staff over night. The minimum age requirement is 55. We provide total care. When you are a caregiver, you know that every day you will touch a life or a life will touch yours. Your loved ones deserve the attention and care that our gracious home can provide. We are located in the Mount Washington area. 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 brother is in a unique situation. He had a debilitating stroke when he was younger, now at only 55, his health was in decline and he needed assisted living. The staff at Viva are so vibrant and joyful. They've treated my brother with so much respect and encouragement. They want him to get better in hopes that he may regain some independence - and it's working! They won't let him quit. This level of care goes beyond what is simply required. These are incredible humans who want the best for the people in their care. Dana the Medical Technician, Patrice and Daija the Resident Care Aides are the best."

"I visited Serenity Garden Manor. They were very caring nurses, and the place was clean. The residents weren't there, they were on a little tour bus. I did meet two people, I talked to them, and they liked it very well, they had no complaints. There was only one bed left, and that could be for my mother. It was very nice and clean. She would have a bathroom right across the hall from her. Whatever you need, they will accommodate you on that. What I like about it is, they have a physician's assistant that comes in once a month for shots and stuff for the residents. They had stairs, but they had a stair chair, and they had to ride that chair. They had a little sunroom and activity room, which was nice. They had a dining room, and it was very clean The staff who gave me the tour, was very accommodating and answered all my questions. I liked her a lot. The facility was clean. I saw the kitchen, and it was clean, but they were finishing breakfast into lunch. The bathrooms were clean, and everything was tidy."

"Mabel's House Assisted Living was very clean, but they did not allow cats in their facility. It was just a big house with bedrooms that you share. The dining area was just a very large eating area. The people seemed very friendly. They all smiled and said hi to me. The person that did the tour was very friendly and nice. They weren't doing any kind of activities. They had a TV on and only one resident was watching it."

"We toured Care Transitions. The nurse, I think his name was Ryan. He was nice. Everything was clear like all her needs would be met. He was able to answer all of our questions. The room was nice. She was looking into a private room. It's a good space, has a good-sized bathroom, and has a big TV. Things were generally clean. It is an old Baltimore home, so there are still stairs to get in and then there are stairs on the upper levels. So, if she wasn't going to be in the private room, she couldn't stay there because she couldn't do the stairs. The atmosphere was nice and welcoming."