Memory Care Communities in Easton, MD

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"The room was amazing, the staff is caring and loving and treated her like family. There was a general attitude of caring but still providing residents with their independence. The nursing staff and management were excellent, the food was excellent and it is worth every penny to know that your loved one is being cared for. No one ever treated my Mom like she was a child and always had the upmost respect for her. In addition, the facility provided plenty of activities with alot of them including family of the resident. We have great memories of our family meeting there and celebrating holidays with my Mom. I would highly recommend them to anyone who asks."

"Anna's House is an assisted living, it's a private home, it's new and right now my friend is their only resident. She's in what they call a level 3 care because right now she's not walking so she needs extra care. It doesn't convert to Medicaid, should you need it. It's private pay. When it's fully occupied, I think they'll have 16 residents. We chose it for her because of its cleanliness, level of care, and price. The staff is very good and very attentive. The rooms are quite nice. You can have a double and share a room or you can have a private room. They also have nice accommodating bathrooms. The place itself is very nice. It's a beautiful home and they're still working on it. It's very clean and very spacious. They don't have any scheduled activities because she's the only resident at the moment but they offer Christian Bible study. They also do memory activities. They bring in PTs, traveling nurses, and that kind of thing. It's nice, they keep her quite busy. The place is private, it's in a beautiful spacious land. I think it's on 28 acres and there's a lot of greenery. They could take her outside and let her view nature. It's so new that they're still working on everything. They just took my friend because we were looking for a place. They care about her menu. They kind of plan the menu around what she likes and doesn't like. They've offered us to taste certain things when she has lunch and we are there. She doesn't care for sandwiches so they've tried to cut out the sandwiches as much as possible. They also arrange the meals the way she's used to eating."

"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."

"I would highly recommend Charter. It is a lovely facility with great food, wonderful activities and a caring staff. My Mother was there recently for vascular dementia and was very happy. Unfortunately, she suffered a stroke and left us in January. Our family is most appreciative of the kindness and caring that Charter provided to her during her time there. Thank you."

"Touring Candle Light Cove was a great experience. It's a nice setting. Financially, it was going to be hard to be able to maintain that one, but the experience of visiting it was wonderful. The staff was great. They took their time with us. They sat down and explained everything. I think it would be a great place for my dad if we were able to sustain it financially. They took us back into the area where, if he were to join them, he might stay. They were friendly. The facility was clean. The residents seemed to be happy and interacting with each other. We had a good feeling walking into that particular establishment. The lady who gave the tour was extremely nice and very informative. The follow-up was great. It's very well kept outside and inside, and extremely clean. It's well put together."

"I went to Bayleigh Chase. I was in a yarn needle group there and I visited people who were also in rehab there. The facilities are beautiful and they seem to care about the patients. There are a lot of activities for them. They were just very nice. They have a restaurant where the family can come with them when they visit. It was very nice. They have movies for them and take them on field trips within the community. The staff was very pleasant and tried to do their best for everybody, just very welcoming. I've had the chance to eat in their dining room. The food is good."

"My parents have lived at Heartfields in Easton for a year now. Our family has been very happy with the care they are given. Mom now participates in many of the activities offered, thank to Jan, the best activities director in town! Dad even participates now too!! The nurses are very attentive and more importantly, excellent at communicating when we have questions about our parents. The building is always decorated in keeping with the seasons or occasions of the year making it feel very festive for residents and visitors alike. I would highly recommend Heartfields in Easton to anyone having to make a decision for someone(s) who need additional care and assistance with their daily living."

"My inlaws reside at Queenstown Landing. My Father In Law recently passed. The kindness and warmth provided to him is beyond words. Exceptional care and interaction with the residents and families. The Staff is Family, and knows their resident's personalities and needs. They have the best interests at heart. Safe, Clean, and Accommodating. Residents rooms are large and have private bathrooms, common areas include living room w/ fire place and dining area. Activities include Music, Arts & Crafts, Bingo, Trips, Visiting Entertainment, Parties, Gardening, Speakers, Hair Salon, Patios and Courtyards and more! Thank you for making David and Adele smile!"

"My mother is staying at HeartHomes at Bay Ridge. She's on level 2 memory care. She can still feed and dress herself, but she needs reminding. She needs help brushing her teeth, and she needs help with medicine. We've been pleased with the care she's getting. It's a smaller place, so they don't have a ton of activities. I like the people there a lot, that's why we've been there for so long. I like the facility. It's pretty much the basics, nothing real fancy, but it's nice. They have special events from time to time. They have local musicians come in and play for them and they have 4th of July cookouts and stuff like that. They play cards sometimes. On Tuesdays, they have some activities. There's just not a ton. I like the fact that all of the rooms have their own bathroom. They're all single rooms. It seems to be clean there for the most part."

Lifecare at Lofland Park is a senior living community situated in Seaford, Delaware. It provides a range of care options, including skilled nursing care, memory care, respite care, and hospice care, ensuring that residents receive care tailored to their individual needs. The community offers both private and semi-private rooms, allowing residents to select the living arrangement that best suits their preferences.Rooms at Lifecare at Lofland Park are equipped with various amenities to enhance comfort and convenience. The community features a variety of amenities designed to enrich residents' lives, such as outdoor common areas, organized activities and programs, communal dining, walking and hiking areas, and spiritual activities. Additionally, health and wellness activities, entertainment programs, and social events are available to keep residents engaged and active.Lifecare at Lofland Park also provides a comprehensive array of services to support residents' well-being. Nurses are on staff to offer medical care, and physical therapy and rehabilitation services are available. Medication management and personal care services ensure that daily needs are met. The community accommodates special diets and dietary needs, with a nutrition specialist on staff. Occupational therapy and rehabilitation services, along with therapists, are available to assist residents in maintaining their independence and quality of life.

"I toured Brightview South River. I liked that the minute that you walk through the door, you're treated like you're special. They know everybody's names and know what everybody likes. They don't treat you like a prisoner or treat you like a piece of furniture. They scrub the place endlessly. I saw three people cleaning and picking up little trash cans, doing the whole works, in the half hour I was there. There was never a question of cleanliness. There was never a question of care being denied. My mother was there about 4 years ago, and I never had to fight for a thing for her, and I could tell that it was still the same way. You walk in and the mood is so happy and so upbeat. They go into so much trouble for their residents. If they want to sit out on the porch, they let you out the door. They came to my husband to assess him as well. The food is top-notch. They have a Marriott-trained chef that has meals that you can recognize. It's good; an amazing place."