The Best Continuing Care Retirement Communities Communities in Anne Arundel County, MD

"My tour at Ginger Cove was nice, everything was freshened up and modern. The layout of the place was good, the rooms were nice and neat, and the amenity spaces were well-lit and modern. The staff that I met during the tour was great, they were courteous and had a lot of information. They had different activities and things to do and keep up with modern fitness."

"We're going to move into Baywoods of Annapolis. It provides all the continuing services as a community. It has independent living, assisted living, rehab, and skilled nursing. It's a beautiful facility located right on Chesapeake Bay. It has a lot of activities. It has a beautiful dining room, a beautiful cafe, a beautiful workshop for the men, and it has covered parking. It's a very nice facility. The staff who toured us around knew everything about it. He knew a lot of the residences, and he made arrangements for us to go in and look at the existing residences that were there. We ate at a cafe there and it was very good. The place was first class. Also, the entrance fee was very reasonable."

"I currently live in Greens at English Consul. Overall, it's a nice facility. My only concern is the management company itself. I'm not satisfied with the upkeep. They have activities very rarely. We used to have a movie night. We've not had that for months now. They normally have a little Christmas celebration. That's pretty much it. My room is very spacious. You have the option to rent a washer and dryer, so they have washer and dryer hookups. In the area itself, you very rarely hear of any crime, so that's a plus. I lived here in 2016 and moved out in 2018 down to North Carolina, then I moved back here in 2019. When I lived here prior, it was beautiful and exceptional. I would give it fives across for the management and everything, but it's now being managed by a different management company, and I can see the difference. The quality of it is not as good as it was before. The management staff is just not what I recall, professional or caring or that type of thing. It's unfortunate because it's a nice place. We have beautiful amenities here. We have an exercise room, a very nice laundry center, a room where we have health professionals that come, and they have a podiatrist that comes once a month. It could be a nice place if management was better."

"My mom is going to go to Charlestown by Erickson Senior Living. We chose this community because once she is in there, she stays in there. They will take care of her until she dies. They have a step-down care. The atmosphere is very convivial, and the living spaces are very generous. One meal a day is included. Everything is on campus. They have a hairdresser, a gym, a pool, and a chapel. They have multiple chapels, and they have about 6 or 7 restaurants. They have health care onsite. They have a CVS on site. So it's complete. I tried their food, and it was restaurant quality."

"I'm on a waiting list at Collington A Kendal Affiliate. It has a 125-acre campus and I especially liked the floor plans of the apartments. It seemed much larger than other communities whose floor plans I had looked at. Each apartment has either a patio or an enclosed area. You don't feel like you're living in a hotel room. I was there twice for a meal and the food was excellent. It is a place which is transitional. Should I need assisted living, then that would be available. There was a swimming pool, all kinds of walking trails, and a chapel. There's a doctor who's available, and there's a doctor's office there should you need someone. You could just make an appointment. Parking was very good, too. The whole place was just lovely."

"Vantage House has independent living, assisted living, and a nursing home facility. My mom will have a bracelet on at all times, so if there's an emergency, the staff will be able to assist her immediately. The facility also has an in-house doctor and nurses as well as an in-house audiologist for hearing loss and hearing aids. My mom is going into the independent living section, so right now, she'll only have dinner served to her. She will make her own breakfast and lunch, but the residents do have three meals. "

"I love the diverse community of Riderwood. It was large and multicultural, and coming from New York, I'm used to that. It's the type of environment that I'm looking for. It certainly has many options for socialization. The sales staff was beyond belief. They were amazing. They certainly were very responsive to the questions that I had and kept in touch with me. Any clarification that I asked for, they willingly provided. The only reason why I'm not going with it at this time is because you are required to put down a significant amount of money for the admission fee, hundreds of thousands of dollars. It's a continuing care community. I was scheduled to go back for an overnight stay, but I had to cancel it because of a family emergency. Certainly, they were a more longstanding community. They were not that old, but it was certainly very comfortable. They had extensive grounds for walking and for you being outside. It was extremely large and I loved that."

"My husband and I have recently reserved an apartment in the new expansion at Roland Park Place. We have had nothing but incredible attention to our needs and desires. The staff bends over backwards to accommodate in every possible way! They are even not only making it possible to have our unit reconfigured, but they are actively working with the architectural and engineering staff to do the best they can to fulfill our requests. Roland Park Place’s activities, programs and events are a dizzying array of intellectual, cultural, health-building, recreational and travel opportunities par excellence. Once an apartment is reserved, the future residents are welcome to take advantage of all activities, programs, and trips. Already, we feel like we are joining a very close-knit family. We recently attended a posh reception that RPP sponsored to introduce us to many other future residents. While many current resident have aged beautifully in place having, however, slowed down quite a bit, we met lots of future residents who are vibrant, colorful, bright, interesting very active folks, many of whom bonded very quickly, discovering that we had many, many things in common. I can NOT imagine another place in which I’d like to spend my remaining years!!! A-AND I can NOT wait to move in. If you have any interest at all in a vibrant, fully alive, stimulating, convivial and beautiful retirement community, I urge you to visit Roland Park Place. They are currently having many functions to which you could be invited to get an introduction to an amazing place to live."

"It really is like a cruise ship at dock. We really enjoy the food. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The apartment is just what we need, airy and spacious with lots of storage. But it's the people that make it! The residents have established a sense of caring community throughout the place. It is delightful to interact with all these interesting, fascinating characters. And the programming is non stop! Entertainment, fitness programs, lectures even in these pandemic times. I am so happy to have chosen LVMG."

Peace and Prosperity Living is the preferred family-oriented provider offering value, choice, independence and dignity while promoting health and social interactions. Our services include: Delivering high-quality healthcare. Three healthy balanced meals daily and nutritious snacks. Fully qualified team members trained to meet the needs of each resident. Fully furnished private and semi-private rooms. Daily activities to encourage engagement and stimulate the mind. Our amenities include transportation to medical appts, housekeeping, laundry services, cable tv, internet and landline telephone.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Maryland Office of Health Care Quality Licensee Directories

"Heartlands at Ellicott City is a continuing care community with cottages and different sized apartments. We went to a 1-bedroom with a den, it was nice, and had a little kitchen, dining area, and a living room. There was no dishwasher, but there was a stove, sinkm and big bathrooms. Their amenities include a gym, several sun porches, a library, two big rooms with fireplaces, entertainment rooms where you can have parties, a swimming pool, and a beauty salon. They have a big dining area, and if you just want to have something like a hamburger, they also have a bistro. The woman who helped me was very nice and informative; she was able to answer all my questions."

"I'm on a waiting list at Weinberg Place. The upkeep appeared to be pretty good. There are quite a few apartments in the building. It's quiet, and they have a lot to offer as far as activities. They have a business center, they have a laundry facility, and they also provide transportation to the market. The manager was very pleasant. He showed me around. They provide a full apartment with a kitchen and all, and you can cook your own meals, but they have an eat-together program where you can come together and eat with the other residents. The place was clean."

"Springwell Senior Living Community was nice and they offered a lot of services. The rooms were very nicely appointed. They had a building that's full service and another a little bit more independent. The independent living was very nice. It had nice cafe and nice apartments. The staff was great. Kim showed us around and she was very knowledgeable and knew everything that was going on with the community and all the events that they had there. They had 1-bedroom apartments and it had a kitchenette in them. They had a gym. The facility was brand new, so everything was very clean and very nice."

Offering skilled nursing, medical and rehabilitative care for patients and residents. Whether for a short stay or for an extended period, our Clinical Care Teams are focused on implementing personalized care programs to facilitate recovery and improve well-being.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Maryland Office of Health Care Quality Licensee Directories