Nursing Home Communities in Annapolis, MD

"My mother in law has been here many times.Staff was excellent with her dialysis treatment and needs.The facility was clean,food was ok (not as good as home cooked),when we called the facility for info,if the person was not available they would call back in a timely manner. I would greatly recommend this facility for a ease of mind knowing your loved one is being properly treated. Remember with this Covid/Omicron.Everywhere you go will not be up to standards and expectations we are use too.If your family is in need of rehabilitation. This is the place to be. "

"FUTURECARE IS VERY CLOSE TO MY HOME . THE REHAB DEPARTMENT IS GREAT THEY LISTEN TO YOU AND THEY ARE VERY GOOD AT WHAT THEY DO. THEIR MAIN FOCUS IS TO GET YOU BACK HOME DOING NORMAL EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES.THE STAFF REALLY CARES ABOUT YOUR NEEDS, THEY INTERACT WITH ALL THEIR PATIENTS. THEY RESTORE YOUR CONFIDENCE. IT IS A GREAT FACILITY.I WILL TELL EVERYONE I KNOW. THE FACILITY IS ALSO VERY WELL MAINTAINED. ITS A AWESOME PLACE. THIS IS MY SECOND TIME HERE AND IF I HAD TO RETURN I WOULDNT MIND."

"I visited Fairfield when I was looking for a place for my mom. Fairfield once started off as terrible, but they changed management, and they really topped it up. Not only did they do a great cosmetic turnover, but everything that I saw was great; the food and the people who worked there, and it was clean and didn't smell of urine. It was nice. I talked to some of the residents to see how they liked it, and they were pretty good about it. It was a complete transformation from what it used to be. "

"We choose Severna Park Genesis because we had heard it was the better of several options in Anne Arundel County. Having been to one previously, we definitely wanted one that was much better. The facility is nice, the rooms are very small and difficult for two families to visit at the same time. The staff for the most part is good, I can't say enough about the receptionist Kelly, very kind and helpful. The therapists were great and made some strides with my husband. My problem came with aides or nurses who didn't respond when it came time for diapers to be changed or help to the bathroom or meds for pain. You could expect an 1/2 hour to 45 minutes at least for them to respond. It was so bad that my husband got frustrated and would tell me they wouldn't help when he asked for help. One night he got tired of waiting for help and got up on his own when he couldn't walk on his own and the bed alarm hadn't been turned on. Unfortunately, he fell and broke his wrist and had two pelvic fractures and ended up in the hospital....a week later he passed away. Another issue I had was the "casual Friday" dress code....you could never tell who was a nurse/aide and who was a visitor. This is a profession and they should always dress professional...leave the casual attire to business offices. the first night we were there we were greeted by a lady dressed in casual clothes and I wondered who in the world was asking me about my husband. If you have a patient there, check on them frequently. Like I said, it was a little better than one we had been to previously but it has it's problems also, staffing at night is one issue. "

"When my mother left the hospital, she went to Knollwood. Good service. But the building itself was raggedy, and they were trying to update a lot, which was a good thing, but the service was very good. Everybody was on their game; everybody was very good. So this was a very good place. I liked their location; it was really nice where they were. If they had to go anywhere to shop or anything like that, they could go with no problem. She had a roommate there, so you had two people sharing a room, and yet it was kind of nice-sized for two people. "

"Our family has had an elderly relative in this home for two years now. We have been amazed at the quality of care that she has been given and how clean, bright and cheerful this place always is. During the current crisis the devoted staff is going above and beyond to care for their residents even knowing they themselves are also at risk. God bless each and every one of them!"

"My experience at Autumn Lake Waugh Chapel was mostly a very positive one. I was fortunately not there under Covid isolation. There were a few minor hiccups when first came to the facility but they were able to get fixed with the assistance of Guest Services. My rehab team was great!! I have to give them a huge shout out for all of their help. My GNAs/Nurses were very good; again after a few hiccups when I first came. I had to go back out to the hospital but I chose to come back to the facility because of the great care that the staff provided to me. I would recommend this place to anyone."

"We found the staff generally responsive and caring. Requests for medicine, blankets And transportation were met in a timely manner. Staff is friendly and have a positive attitude. The nurses are working all the time. Housekeeping is also busy. It is not a new facility so furnishings may appear dated. Care and recovery for the patient are the goal, not plush curtains. Family visits are encouraged and should be done as often as possible."

"Recently I spent 6 weeks recovering from spinal surgery. i was skeptical of the place having heard tales about the place. IIchose to look at the stronger aspects of a staff working in covid restrictions. The staff was often short handed but for the most part I was treated with kindness and respect. They were attentive to my heavy pain periods. Many adaptations had to be made for covid, including no visiors, everyone wore masks, and weekly nasal swabs were done. Vaccinated patients were separated from unvaccinated. The physical and occpational therapists had to rearrange rooms ito allow for therapy. 2 wheelchairs, 2 commodes,e 2 walkers, 2 dinner trays.. hd to be rmoved in order to do some therapy. The therapists were wonderful and personable; they really worked with me when they saw how motivated I was. It takes a special type of person to be in the health field, to be care providijng. There will always be a few who shouldn/t be in this profession. There will always be some complaints about food or rundown conditions. However, one's attitude and adapting to a situation wilil ultimately determine if yoU had a good stay. i s grateful for the care I received. "

"I was recently a resident in this home for 5 weeks. I received the best of care due to a broken hip and the people who cared for me were exceptional. The physical therapy staff made sure that I worked out on a regular basis and that when I was released I was prepared to go home on my own. I can't imagine going anywhere else for Rehab because the treatment here was wonderful. The nurses and the AIDS took excellent care of everyone that I saw and the activities people tried their best to keep us involved in activities that would ensure participation by all. The facility was clean and the food was served in a timely manner every day. It wasn't the greatest food in the world but I certainly didn't starve and I looked forward to my meals. If I ever need Rehab Care again I certainly will go to Marley neck."

"The rosemary unit is the best the nurses work together and get to know the patients on a personal level Erica has been very helpful and knowledgeable with all are questions and concerns Chris in the office of the rosemary unit has also been very helpful with our concerns I would rate them both outstanding want you to acknowledge Tanya Chrissy Belva Keisha Sherry Johanna as they deal with the care of their patients everyday and their job is not easy we feel fortunate that our mom is in their Care and appreciate them more then you know "

"My brother has been staying at Villa Rosa Nursing and Rehabilitation for about 4 years now. He's in the nursing home level with total care. It's very clean and it caters to religion so they don't allow smoking and drinking on the grounds, which a lot of nursing homes do. For my brother, smoking and drinking got him in this situation, it caused his strokes, so it's good that this facility is not allowing it. It keeps him away from smoking. The staff could improve, but so far, he's gotten used to them so they're pretty okay. They're excellent with the service. They have different activities, which is good too. Even though my brother can't walk and stuff, he's still really active so you got to keep him busy. He likes playing cards, playing bingo and stuff. At one time, we had bugs in his room but after we complained, we've never seen it anymore. It's very clean now. Because of Covid, they don't go out anymore. They used to take them out to stores but they can't do that now."

"The rooms at Collington were nice. You could have your own kitchen because they always remodel the kitchens when people go in. You could have carpet or hardwood floors and your own washer and dryer. They had a restaurant where you could go to eat and get so many meals for free, but you had to buy in. It's a good place, and we'd like to go to it. They also had an assisted living place and a place for you if you came down with Alzheimer's that you could transfer to. The people were pretty friendly, and they had a lot of activities that you could do and trips. It was like a community. They check on you if you didn't get out of your room at a certain time by knocking on your door to make sure you're OK. They had lots of activities. I had a meal there because they had an open house, and the food was pretty good. They had boats that you could get on and go fishing, and they had a place where you could garden and grow your own flowers. They had a choir that you could join in and a lot of nice things."

"My grandmother is in Genesis (Hammonds Lane Center), which was a suggestion from the hospital. The staff are very good and are taking really good care of her. The rooms are fine. She is in a two-person room, but she has been by herself. The dining room is really big. The last time I went, they had someone from the church come in. "