Independent Living Communities in Salisbury, MD

"My father is at Peregrine Senior Living at Salisbury. Because of his dementia, he ended up being aggressive at times to a point where they just no longer were able to be able to care for him, but they did everything they could as far as working with my father's meds and other interventions and all that. He just couldn't stay there anymore. They were very good and they were working with me, and they weren't just going to send him away immediately. They were waiting for me to try to find a place. The memory care area is relatively small, especially when I compare it to the other facility I went to. The rooms are very nice, comfortable, and roomy enough. It's not like there's any kind of crowding as far as the rooms go. The staff has always been really good to us. Other than being small, it was a very good facility, in my opinion. I had two meals there and they were well done. Even a couple of times where I didn't have the meals but I had been there shortly before or after, the food seemed very well prepared. There's a good variety and the staff working within the memory care for serving the meals are very helpful to the residents and very polite to them."

"Lakeside At Mallard Landing was very friendly, active, and inviting. There was a lot of movement around. The rooms seemed to be well kept and were a decent size. The dining facility appeared like everybody was enjoying it. It was a friendly environment, like a restaurant type. The staff who assisted me was very accommodating and helpful. We had a slight miscommunication on the scheduling, but she was able to make as much time as possible. She offered to schedule for me to go back if necessary, but we decided that now is not the time for my mom. I didn't really observe too many activities because I wasn't able to go around the facility due to the conflict in scheduling. I saw the activity schedule. It looked like there was a variety of activities that would keep residents active and social."

"I visited Commonwealth Senior Living at Salisbury. The staff went through and showed us all the different sections and explained how things work. It looked very nice and clean, and they had people working with others who needed help. What we saw were nice-looking rooms, and we even saw some that people were still sitting in and watching TV and things. My sister is coming from a full house, and I think it's going to be difficult for her to get adjusted to the one room."

"I like Homes at Gateway Village 62+. It was very clean and nice. The dining area looked very pleasant and nice. The community layout was very nice. It seemed quiet. I would recommend them because it's more for seniors that can get around and stuff."

"Victoria Park at Sassafras Meadows was very nice and very clean. It's in a very nice residential area with new homes around. They have a theater room, an exercise room, and a beauty salon. You go outside with a deck/a sunroom. They're like apartments. They're not like buildings. It's not like it's a nursing home. It's a senior community and other people live there. The staff was very friendly, very helpful, and answered questions about the complex."

We are a faith-based, family-run assisted living facility. At Carols Home of Blessings, we believe that believes our seniors deserve the highest respect and dignity and to enjoy their golden years in a safe, peaceful, and homily environment. We are committed to giving the best care possible, knowing we are held accountable by a higher power.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Maryland Office of Health Care Quality Licensee Directories