Senior Living in Calvert County, MD

"I toured Fran Cares. The facility was very clean. The staff was very brilliant and showed me around. The rooms were clean and had a large bedroom. The only downside that I had with that particular facility, it only had one large bathroom that everyone used."

"The Charleston Senior Community was a very nice place. They had everything that you need there. It's an old Holiday Inn hotel that they converted, and they did a nice job of it. The staff was very good. We didn't have as much contact with them as we had at the other place, but we liked the place. They were very good. We met one or two staff members there and they were very cordial."

"I toured Angel Living. The facility was nice and had a nice setup. The staff was very friendly, and knowledgeable, and showed me around everything. They had safety precautions on the doors."

"I visited Harmony at Waldorf and toured their independent living. It was set up in a way that the first floor is independent living, and I think the second and third floors are assisted living. They showed me all of the things that the residents have access to. The person who gave the tour was having an interaction with the residents as we went. I don't remember the other person's name, but she was a physical therapist and she was in the elevator with us. I would give a high rating for both of them. The other staff members were very welcoming, and the facility was very clean on the inside and outside. The interaction I saw between the residents and the staff was very friendly. They were prepared for me and gave me a lot of information so it was very professional. I saw certain places where the residents would visit like the hair salon, the church, and the workout room. I saw two of the rooms and both of them were very clean. It was also obvious where the resident's furniture could fit in or not fit in. It was a very clear setup. It wasn't too much, but it showed where you could add or not have enough room for your own furniture."

Oyinx Care Assisted Living is a type of senior living that provides housing and support services for older adults who need help with daily activities, transportation services, and on-site amenities. Care and support services could include personalized care plans, trained staff, medication management, and health and wellness services. Community engagement opportunities like events, outings. To ensure high-quality care, staff would undergo thorough training and background checks. The facility would prioritize resident-centered care, focusing on individual preferences, dignity, and well-being. Community engagement would be encouraged through various activities, outings, and social events, promoting a sense of belonging and connection among residents. The goal of Onyx Care Assisted Living would be to create a warm, supportive environment where residents can thrive and live fulfilling lives. By combining compassionate care, professional expertise, and a commitment to resident well-being, the facility would strive to become a trusted and preferred choice for seniors seeking assisted living services. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Maryland Office of Health Care Quality Licensee Directories

Who We Are Welcome to ADVENT HOME ASSISTED LIVING—a vibrant community designed for individuals seeking a comfortable and welcoming home. Our goal is simple: to support residents in making the most of their golden years. Our team, available around the clock, is here to ensure your safety and happiness. Whether it’s preparing delicious meals or organizing engaging activities, we strive to make each day enjoyable and fulfilling. We understand that moving to a new home can be a big step, so we have created a warm and nurturing environment to ensure our residents have the time of their lives at our assisted living facility. Our Mission Our mission is to provide exceptional, person-centered care to every resident we have the privilege to serve. We are dedicated to delivering personalized care and fostering a sense of belonging, allowing residents to embrace their new chapter with comfort, dignity, happiness, and a deep sense of purpose. Our Vision Our vision is straightforward and heartfelt: we aspire to redefine assisted living with a commitment to personalized care, respect, and a true sense of community. We envision a space where each resident’s happiness and well-being take center stage, where smiles are abundant, and laughter is a daily occurrence. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Maryland Office of Health Care Quality Licensee Directories

At Bea's Hive feels like home, with the added benefit of personalized assistance and levels of care. Residents can count upon a helping hand with the activities of daily living, including grooming, dressing, bathing and medication management. Activities are designed to help maintain strength, independence and peace of mind—and to be fun! Each person’s tastes and preferences are honored in every way possible. Private rooms or semi private room with private bathroom or shared with a step-in shower are available. Health care services on-site 24 hours a day Activity and Wellness Programs Pharmacy services Resident gardens and walking paths Assist in promoting resident’s safety and environmental cleanliness. Provide daily meal, fresh drinking water and nourishments To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Maryland Office of Health Care Quality Licensee Directories

Legacy Senior Assisted Care provides a boutique-style assisted living experience, combining the warmth of a cozy home environment with personalized, compassionate care. With a focus on honoring residents’ independence, our team offers tailored services such as medication management, prepared meals, and assistance with daily activities. Our caregivers devote time and their skills to support our residents to help make their lives more comfortable. Founded on a passion for caregiving inspired by personal experience, Legacy takes pride in its small caregiver-to-resident ratio, fostering meaningful connections that enrich lives. With over 20 years of healthcare expertise, Legacy Senior Assisted Care is where families find trust, comfort, and exceptional service for their loved ones. Legacy Senior Assisted Care takes pride in providing: Excellent Customer Service Physician and Delegating RN Certified Medication Technician Pharmacy Services Medication Management Personalized Care Plan Prepared Meals and Snacks Activities Cleaning and Laundry Cozy Bedroom Grab Bars for safety in Bathrooms Fire Alarm and Fire Sprinklers for Safety Call Bell Chairlift

"Beulah Spring Assisted Living LLC was beautiful. The home was very spacious. It's huge. It had stairlifts going upstairs and stairlifts going down into the basement. The owner was extremely nice. I think the only reason why we didn't go with her was because the other place was closer to my grandfather. It was very clean and nice. It's absolutely amazing, the artwork, the furniture and the TV, the whole setup. The way she has her house laid out, you would think that she had an interior decorator come in and set this whole thing up. The rooms were big. All of the private rooms had queen-sized beds. The bed was a little bigger than a twin bed in the semi-private room. The dining area was nice. She has two kitchens in this house. She has one upstairs and one downstairs. This house is maybe one level down from being a mansion. She turned it into an assisted living. The bedrooms are huge. The living room is big. There are three couches in the living area. The kitchen upstairs or the main floor is big and has a big dining room table. Then she has a kitchen downstairs. They have a front yard and a backyard. They can sit out on the deck. There's plenty of room for family to come and visit and be able to sit and that's upstairs and downstairs. You can have three or four family members visit at the same time and just be in the room or the common areas."

"My aunt has moved to Abundantly Blessed Assisted Living. We like it because it's an assisted living facility in a home so it's small and very nice. It's new, I think they just started. I haven't tried it but my aunt likes the food there. I went there while she was eating, and I sat with her. It's more like a home so the meals are prepared for them. The residents are served 3 meals a day. They have an activity room with games, books, and pencils to color. They also have a backyard where they can go out on a deck. They are worth the money because of the care that she gets and the feedback that I get. I'm always comfortable whenever I go there. She is looking good and she's always fine."

"I was able to see Prince of Peace I. They didn't have many amenities as far as common areas, it was just one little small TV. Although they have TVs in their rooms, it would be good for them to get out of their rooms and be in a common area with other residents. But there's not enough space for that. The staff members and employees were very welcoming, they went over a lot of things and asked a lot of questions about my grandmother, and they spoke about their specialties or their focus. They kind of specialize in dementia, so that was nice to hear. Whenever I call, they answered and were happy to answer any questions I had. They had a van that they use when they need to take the residents to places and stuff like that. But that's the only amenity that I remember them mentioning. They have physical therapy that comes to the house, but I didn't like that they didn't have nurses or a nurse onsite 24 hours. "

"I went to George Assisted Living Facility. It was very nice. The lady was very friendly and very informative. The issue with that one, she said she had another bed available for a female patient, but the lady that was the other person in that room had an issue of yelling out and making noises and odd sounds, and that was not appropriate for my mother. Nevertheless, they were very nice, and the patients appeared to be comfortable. They were in the living room. They had a TV and puzzles that they were doing. I think it's an excellent service. The apartments were very neat and clean. The residents were neat and clean, too. I didn't have any problem with them at all. The rooms were OK. They had a dresser, a bed, and a closet that's shared. It was satisfactory, but it was not what I would want for my mother. I would want her in a room by herself, but that's because that's how she was at home. When you have a house with three or four bedrooms, and then you put twin beds in each one so that you can have two women in a room, that's OK if that's their need and they don't need anything else, but because my mom has been at home with me all this time, it was just a little downgrade considering you're paying $3,000 to $4,000 a month. The staff member gave me a good tour. She took me to the bedrooms. She showed me the whole house where the residents were, and she told me about the activities they do like puzzles, games, and TV. It was clean and appropriate, but for the number of patients they had, I felt like it wasn't large enough."

"The facility is well maintained. The food is healthy and good portions. The staff is very attentive to clients and family members. I think cost is a good value for the care provided."

"I moved Mom into New Horizon Assisted Living. They had availability, it was a small facility, and so I knew she would get individual attention, plus I already knew somebody who was a resident. The staff is very caring and very attentive. She is eating better and her appetite is so much better. They have some activities, but I'm not sure if she is able to participate in those activities. I like the fact that she has her own room, and they provide privacy. She has a television in her room."