Assisted Living Communities in Rock Hall, MD

"I toured Sunrise of Severna Park. It's lovely and very well organized. They have food provided twice a day. They have lemonade or cookies out for the residents. The independent living is within the same building, and everything about it is extremely nice. I could live there tomorrow. They do not have a balcony, but the units were very nice. The grounds were very nice and very well-maintained. The staff who gave the tour was very organized, nice, and knowledgeable. They provide a shuttle to go to the YMCA for swimming, and that's really important to me."

"I visited Lighthouse Senior Living at Hopkins Creek and toured for memory care. I met with the person who does the tours, and we talked about what kind of programs they had. We discussed the difference between assisted living and managed memory care, what kind of activities they do for the managed memory program, and what their activities are to help the memory care residents because they need a different kind of help. We talked about rooms, room management, security and safety, and on-site staff presence. We talked about things like the nurse's hours and how often a doctor comes in. We talked about their compliance with Maryland state regulations and the every 45-day evaluations of managed memory care residents. We also talked about how they handle emergencies. Part of the reason that we're going through this is that my mother recently broke her hip, so even with a 24/7 care staff, at this point, it's not enough for her. I want her to have more structure around it. We then did a tour of the facility and a tour of the rooms. We went over the differences between how they manage the relationship between their assisted living and the managed memory care space. We talked about how much of their managed memory team is dedicated to just those folks, as opposed to moving back and forth between the programs, and how much of their staff for assisted living are trained in case of issues with someone in managed memory care. We also talked about dollars and cents. They have a model based on very clearly defined levels, and there were four of them. In a couple of the other places I visited, it felt like the charges could vary quite widely for managed memory care, even from month to month. With Lighthouse, it didn't feel that way, so it was quite good. They were very comprehensive, they were very nice, and the staff had good interactions with the residents, so it seemed like a very pleasant place. The staff who gave the tour was also very good, very polite, very pleasant, and very clear and knowledgeable."

"Spring Arbor of Severna Park's assisted living was beautiful. It had very nice staff, and it was very clean and well-kept. The staff was friendly, very kind, knowledgeable, and seemed to have a strong compassion for helping seniors. During the tour, they had someone come out and welcome me and my daughter, and offered if we wanted to drink anything. They had punch, coffee, and various beverages. The accommodations were very nicely structured, and they had a lot of different areas where you could sit and meet with family members. It has a lot of spacious sitting rooms, and it was very nice. They just couldn't accommodate my mother's needs. They have their levels of care, and her care was a little higher."

"The Sheridan at Severna Park was a beautiful facility. It's the newest so everything still has a shine to it. It's only at 40% capacity, but I would expect that to change quickly. It's only been in existence for about eight months, so you can't judge staff turnover, but they were professional, courteous, and knowledgeable. The marketing representative was the one who provided the tour. The memory care units were very nice, spacious, and had a very open feeling. The dining area is beautiful, well-maintained, and spacious as well."

"When I arrived for my tour at Pasadena Home Care, there was a little confusion because I thought the tour was under my name, but it was under Caring. The person there was nice enough to still take me on a quick tour, so I was able to see it. The first thing I noticed when I walked in was how clean it was. It was meticulously maintained and looks like it's run by all women, so it's very nice. I wanted to ask if I could stay for lunch because that's how good the food smelled. I can honestly say, it smelled like true fried rice. It smelled so good. I noticed they had fresh vegetables and fruits, too. The person who gave the tour walked me through so I could see the different bedrooms they had. I think they had 8 bedrooms, and they all looked nice. The patients also seemed nice and happy. I was there when a doctor or maybe a nurse was with the patients. The staff was very welcoming and very accommodating. As soon as I walked through the door, everybody said hello. I think it was a very nice atmosphere. They were very kind and helpful. It was a little disappointing, and it was not their fault, because I thought it was a perfect place, but the lady there said the last room was booked the day before. She did let me know that if anything happened to come up, she would call me. It's a really nice facility, and more like a home-type place. It's a home and not a building, so it's more intimate. I feel like the people there feel like they're being taken care of as an individual, and they're not just going to check off the boxes and move on to the next room. The place was also easy to find, and the parking was convenient. The outside was well-kept and taken care of, so it's nice. I would want my dad to be able to be there because I thought it was very nice, and they seem very caring."

"Woodlands Assisted Living was very clean, very ornate, and very fancy on the inside, as far as the foyer went. It was very nice. The apartment was very clean and small. The good thing was it had its own bathroom and shower, which was very nice. The staff during the tour was very professional, provided a lot of information, and answered all my questions. The dining area was very nice, very neat, orderly, and very well-managed. They had a salon, a library, and other activities to play."

"Sunrise of Annapolis was absolutely beautiful. People were lovely and you couldn't ask for anything more in an assisted living. It was just very expensive. That's the only drawback. They have a barber/hair salon, activities, games, and a nice dining room."

"It was great. The staff was very informative and answered my questions. The community is beautiful, bright, clean, and brand new. A lot of residents were out and active. One time, we were there for happy hour, and then we were there for bingo. It was beautiful. Their dining area is large, bright, and clean."

"Hello this facility is phenomenal it’s clean well decorated it has so much space and allows you to ask for cook to order meals. The food is home cooked daily the owner and staff can cook.This is a Christian base facility. This facility is very personable the treat you with respect. About That Life make sure you are well groomed and make sure you gain all the necessary weight by feeding you good meals. Every resident and Family love the staff especially the owner Mrs.C she goes above and beyond. I have never seen the owner cook,clean and work just as hard as staff Ms.C does. Thank you so much for being that loving facility for my family and my love ones."

OTIUM Senior Care Assisted Living Where Your Loved One Is Our Loved One! Conveniently located minutes from historic Annapolis, and within easy reach of Washington D.C., Baltimore, and BWI Airport, Otium Senior Care provides Level 3 care services for up to eight residents in a home-like setting. We offer private and semi-private rooms and home-cooked meals, with a focus on freshness, good taste, and nutritional value. In our 4,000-square-foot facility, residents can enjoy the warmth of the sunroom, sit on the outdoor patio, and relax or visit with family and friends in the large, open living room. To meet the health care needs of our residents, Otium has established relationships with a variety of medical professionals, including a physician, podiatrist, registered nurses, and physical and occupational therapists, all of whom make in-facility visits. Our staff also coordinates medical and therapy appointments both at the facility and at local medical centers, as needed. Additionally, Otium's close proximity to major medical centers, including Baltimore Washington Medical Center, John's Hopkins Medicine, and Anne Arundel Medical Center, provides your loved one with access to expert medical and other care services when they need them. Day-to-day activities at Otium are managed by our certified assisted living facility manager and alternate manager. A delegating nurse conducts required medical assessments and our home health aides and certified medical technicians meet all Anne Arundel County and Maryland State training and certification requirements. Last, our ADA-compliant bathroom and shower, whole-house alarm system, residential-grade sprinkler system and fenced perimeter contribute to the safety of our residents. We look forward to your visit! OTIUM Senior Care Come Live With Us! To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Maryland Office of Health Care Quality Licensee Directories

"This place is by far the best in Anna Arundel County. Around the clock care, a knowledgeable owner, and great meals. My aunts did respite care here and we ended up keeping her here. The owner and his staff went above and beyond to care for her until she passed. My family and I will be forever grateful for the care my aunt received. My aunt was bed bound ; the team frequently made sure she was turned and had creams applied. Her label drastically improved and she did well up until her passing, which she did at-home hospice care there. Thank you so much Utopia and Mr. Williams"

"I didn't feel Alma's Grace Assisted Living was a good fit for my mom. The majority of the residents were male. The rooms were satisfactory. The staff was helpful, but I really didn't stay long. It was a quaint house. I didn't have any problems other than I just didn't feel it would be the right fit."

"My brother lived and thrived at Angel Core Home of Care for three years. A large, older house with a wrap-around porch, Angel Core was a haven and home for my brother. He received excellent care and kindness. It was most reassuring to find that any change in my brother's health was immediately noted and addressed. Also, he had the chance to engage in various games, dance, and exercises throughout the week with the other residents. I am truly grateful for the outstanding care given to my brother. I highly recommend Angel Core Home of Care. It is an undeniably fine, welcoming home."

"My aunt moved to Loving Care Assisted Living, and I love everything about it. I love the staff and the cleanliness of the house. It's very welcoming and bright. How they treat my aunt is good. I love the meals that they prepare. Jasmine, the owner, was very forthcoming in helping me and facilitating the discharge of my aunt from the hospital to her house. They keep me informed, like updates about her. Her room is very clean. The beds are good and sturdy. She has a private bathroom in her room and plenty of closet space. Her door has a number so she wouldn't get confused and walk into the wrong bedroom."