Memory Care Communities in Towson, MD

We show residents the love and respect they deserve as they go through the later stages of their life. Our services are tailored to the specific needs of each individual. We provide the care our clients need while promoting a healthy level of independence. Our personalized care plans offer assistance with bathing, dressing, medication management, and other activities of daily living as well as guidance and support. Our compassionate, well-trained staff monitors our residents throughout the day and make changes to their care plan as needed. Our goal is to give your family peace of mind knowing your loved one is well cared for, positively engaged, and enjoying fulfilling days. We make it a priority that all of our clients enjoy an active, engaging lifestyle that promotes wellness and independence. It is our goal to give our residents resources and opportunities that fulfill their needs, as well as their interests. We Offer: Long Term Assistance | Short Term Assistance | Respite Care | Hospice We believe that every senior deserves to be treated with compassion, dignity, and respect. Life should be meaningful, active, and comfortable for all people. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Maryland Office of Health Care Quality Licensee Directories

"Symphony Manor has a beautiful lobby and common rooms. The location in Roland Park is very convenient and there is a pretty view from the front porch. The admissions process was very straightforward. Amber and Stacy were delightful to work with. The staff has really tried to get to know my mom and make her feel comfortable and welcome. They are very aware of her memory deficits. Several members of the staff learned a lot about my mom’s past and our family. One night when she woke up after a bad dream, a member of the staff stayed with her in her room for half an hour and gave her reassurance. I would definitely refer other friends to look at Symphony Manor for their parents. The activities staff does a very good job trying to engage the residents and help them jog their memories. I am quite pleased with our decision to pick Symphony Manor for my mom. "

Our mission is to provide our residents with the highest level of care, unique to each individual's needs. To ensure the needs of our residents we have an on-call nurse practitioner. Our staff participate in monthly training given by the nurse practitioner to ensure resident comfort and care. In addition to our janitorial staff, Open Hand's uses germicidal lamps to sterilize our facility, to combat germs. The meals at Open Hand's are made in-house to perfection, with nutrition in mind. For our bed-bound residents, we are under contract with doctors, nurse practitioners, and even nail techs to upkeep our residents. We also offer visits to our facility! To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Maryland Office of Health Care Quality Licensee Directories

"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."

"Angel Core Home of Care is just a small house, so they only had like six people in it. It is a house with six bedrooms. The person who gave us the tour, Angela, was very friendly and very informative. They had clients in the rooms, and the clients let us come in and see the room. They had a couch with a TV, but none of the clients were watching TV there. They were all in their rooms watching TV by themselves. I didn't see anybody interact. Their rooms were nice. I saw the menu, but I didn't try the food. It was a normal menu. The dining area was kind of like the common area, so the dining room and living room were pretty much open. They have activities like morning yoga and outings to go to the store or wherever. They have two different showers. If you want a small community, then this would be a good fit. The only drawback is that a lot of bedrooms are on the second floor. They have a chairlift, so people that need it can go up the steps. It is a clean facility. I think the one thing that they could improve on is the food choices. It just didn't seem like they gave a variety of choices to eat. They give snacks, too."

"The staff at Dulaney Valley is excellent to work with, and it was a good place. It’s a small group home, and everybody has a roommate except there are two private rooms. They have a nice size dining room; I had been there when they had breakfast and lunch, and it was a very good meals. They had bingo and other stuff. Price is very good as well as the staff. "

"The Cottages of Perry Hall was very convenient. It's only a few miles from my home. It was a separate building, which had its own nurses, so I thought that my dad might be able to get more care. We are going over there to pick a room if we get accepted. The staff took a lot of time with us. They took us through several cottages. Some of the residents that were there also spent an hour showing us around. I didn't try their food but when we walked in, they were cooking and it smelled really good. The cook was proud of what he did. He even offered us to sit down and try out his food. We didn't do it, but the offering was there. The facilities looked good."

"I love this place!!! After my Dad passed away I saw that my mothers dementia escalated, and I knew that it was time to take the next step.I did honor my mom's request to stay in her house with aides for about a year, but I was very much aware of the social isolation that ensued. My brother and I went on a tour around the Pikesville area. It was important that the facility be somewhat nearby as I knew that we would be the kind of sons that would want to see her almost daily. I also knew that I didn't want some big institutional type setting..I had remembered that someone once told me that generally speaking any faith-based hospital or senior living facility often has a certain compassion and kindness inherent to it. When we walked out of Tudor Heights, I said to my brother"this is the place" for mom. I didn't require that it be Kosher food based, but that turned out to be a bonus. The staff knows every resident even if they don't work that residents floor. The residents all know each other, and there are no "mile long" walks to get anywhere. I also noticed in the other places I saw that often the residents were just sitting around doing nothing. The activities directors here are non-stop, always going from one thing to the next. Sometimes I can't even get a few minutes alone with Mom !!! We are in our 4th year here, and as I still say to my brother, "best decision we ever made.""

"My brother is in a unique situation. He had a debilitating stroke when he was younger, now at only 55, his health was in decline and he needed assisted living. The staff at Viva are so vibrant and joyful. They've treated my brother with so much respect and encouragement. They want him to get better in hopes that he may regain some independence - and it's working! They won't let him quit. This level of care goes beyond what is simply required. These are incredible humans who want the best for the people in their care. Dana the Medical Technician, Patrice and Daija the Resident Care Aides are the best."

"Mabel's House Assisted Living was very clean, but they did not allow cats in their facility. It was just a big house with bedrooms that you share. The dining area was just a very large eating area. The people seemed very friendly. They all smiled and said hi to me. The person that did the tour was very friendly and nice. They weren't doing any kind of activities. They had a TV on and only one resident was watching it."

"My dad has been with Ms Shay a little more than six months. He needs memory care and can be a handful, two hands in fact. My family and I couldn’t be more pleased with this home. Ms Shay and her employees are friendly and accommodating. I’m not sure how she did it but my dad has made friends here. They play table games and he loves bingo night. Thank you Ms. Shay we were lost without you! "

"The facility and the staff in Sunrise were both nice. The rooms were the same as the other places that I visited. They had an activity board, and they offered daily activities like exercises and calisthenics. They also had their own transportation service. They went shopping and they took people around. "

"I went to Serenity Garden Manor and visited the assisted living, but they also provided memory care. I liked everything about it. I liked the neighborhood and how they had things set up. I had no negative things to say about the place. It was clean and everyone looked like they had been taken care of. On a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the highest, I would give it a 10. They have a great sitting room with access to the outdoors where they're able to stretch their legs and get some air. They also have a nice-sized backyard for gatherings and I liked that. They weren't cooped up in their rooms and doing nothing."

"We moved my mother here. They are undergoing major renovation right now. They are friendly, very caring when we talk to them, and seem to understand what issues we are having at the moment. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. They have a doctor, primary care, podiatrist, and physical therapy on-site once or twice a month. They have a nurse practitioner on-site as well. It was easy enough to transfer her medical care to the facility. The staff is quick to respond if she needs something or when the family asks them something or needs an explanation. They are very friendly. "