Nursing Home Communities in Randallstown, MD

"The nursing staff is great. Mary is top shelf status, she is one of the best nurses. It starts with the top and filters down to the staff. They do an awesome job over there."

Chapel Hill Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, located in Randallstown, MD, is a senior living provider that offers a variety of care types, including Skilled Nursing Care, Short-term Rehabilitation Care, Respite Care, and Hospice Care. The center provides different room options to accommodate the preferences and needs of its residents, such as semi-private rooms and private rooms. Each room at the center comes with certain amenities that contribute to the comfort and convenience of the residents. The facility is designed with several amenities to enhance the living experience of its residents. Among these are organized activities and programs that encourage social interaction and engagement. Residents can enjoy the outdoors in common areas or take advantage of on-site parking. For those interested in staying active, the center provides fitness and wellness equipment. Other amenities include shared common areas for socializing, spiritual programs for various faiths, and entertainment activities. The center also offers salon services, WiFi access, communal dining, flexible visitation hours, and controlled building access for safety and security. In terms of services, Chapel Hill Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is staffed with nurses and therapists, including those specializing in physical and occupational therapy. The center assists with medication management and offers dietary accommodations for residents with special diet needs, including diabetic care. A nutrition specialist is available to ensure that residents receive balanced meals according to their health requirements. Additionally, the center accepts various insurance plans, which can be helpful for managing the cost of care. For residents who need to travel to medical appointments, the center provides medical transportation services.

"My mom lived in Envoy of Pikesville. I've learned that you get what you pay for. Envoy of Pikesville is more of a recovery center than some place that you would leave a person for an extended period of time. They had a poorly managed staff. They changed hands three times since 2015. The place often smelled. Oftentimes someone defecated or urinated on the floor, and it was left there for way longer than it should have been. The people were neglected quite often too. Many times would walk down the hall and the residents would be screaming for help. The dining set-up was nice. The atmosphere was acceptable. I've eaten with my mother there a couple of times and the food was acceptable. They catered to specific needs. The activities were minimal. They tried, but they were not enough."

"My mother was in Resorts of Augsburg for three months in the rehab section. It is an assisted and long-term nursing facility. The staff was very good. The place was very clean. The physical therapy people were very good. They were polite, but the upper management who were not there on the property, I didn't care for them too much. They had bingo, movie day, and church service. They have a hair salon. They have a daily newsletter they bring around to everyone. Based on the prices at other places, they're a little higher, but I think the quality might be above the others."

"My grandmother was at King David Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. The night shift and weekend shift where the nursing care was wasn't the greatest. There were many times when she was left all night wet, not changed, and not cared for. She was left on the floor many times while she was there, even mistreated by one staff member that I particularly reported. She was mishandled in the bed and yelled at by one of the employees, so I reported that. I guess it was resolved, but during the day the staff was great. They were more attentive to her needs and more caring. It was a different atmosphere, so she ended up doing PT and OT. That part of the staff was great, but I just had a really hard time with the nursing staff on the night shift and the weekend. The facility was OK. It was outdated. The first level of the facility was more updated, and more kept up or clean as far as cleanliness, than the bottom half where she was placed. She did participate in the recreational activities. For the value, they do the bare minimum. It's worth it. They're not going above and beyond. The food was horrible, there was no taste and no seasoning. I know she was getting a pureed diet because of her swallowing issue or whatever, but it was horrible."

"My aunt resides at Cherrywood Future Care Rehabilitation Center. It is a 2 story building located in Reisterstown, MD. The staff is caring and calls to update me about my aunt's eating improvement, weight gain, and any changes regarding my aunt. She and her room are always clean and smell fresh. My questions are answered and my calls are returned. I am very pleased with Cherrywood. They have met my expectations re: my aunt who also happens to be 102 years old!!!"

"My mother is in FutureCare - Lochearn. It's a nice community. They take care of her pretty well. Some of the staff are OK. The food looks pretty good. It's a great big building. It was a cathedral some years ago. The atmosphere is OK. She doesn't eat in the dining area. She eats in her room. They bring her her food. The courtyard has some benches to sit on. She has another lady in her room. It's not that big. It's enough for two beds and it has a curtain to separate the beds, and there's a bathroom in there."

"Great care and rehab program at Meadow Park. They took very good care of my loved one. The rooms were being renovated when she was there and also the rehab gym. I was able to speak to her FaceTime during covid which was great since no visitors. "

"Clean, Smiling, Smelled good, pleasant"

"The Lutheran Village at Miller's Grant was a very nice facility. It's small and they don't offer as much as the other place. One of my concerns was they have no peripheral security. It is in what you would call a safe neighborhood, but even so, if I'm going to take my dog out after dark, I would like to know that there were no people potentially wandering around. It was a lovely place, but the extracurricular activities were limited in certain areas and they were more expensive than others. The one-room apartment had a kitchen, bedroom, and bath. Some have dens and balconies, some don't. The balcony doesn't matter to me and I probably wouldn't use the den because it's an inner room and I don't want to sit in a room without a window. The staff was quite professional and very good. The main problem is that they concentrated on integrating with the community, so any activity they had was just really social with current residents. They had good facilities, good common areas, and good workout areas. I can't fault quite a bit for what they provide. It's just that the number of activities was fewer. It's laid out fairly well. They have a separate facility for people who need care. It's very nice and very clean. They're starting to build another building, so it's going to mess up the site as well and that gave me some pause."

"My mom is at Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital. It's great. It's a really nice place. The staff is great. They call me every day to update me on how her care is. They have been great. The social worker, Stacey, she's awesome. She has also been trying to help us find a place for Mom. So far, Mom has been doing a whole lot better as far as whatever medication that they have her on. Right now, she has been doing great, and right now, we're just waiting to see what's next. The only problem I have with them, they need to get more organized. Other than that, the staff is great. They try to make them feel comfortable, but my mom is an escape artist, and she would try to find every way to escape. They just need to be more organized with their property like who has what and make a short inventory. The inventory just needs to get a little better, but other than that, everything else I would give a 5. The place looks clean. They have TVs in their rooms. Plus, they have different people come in."

"Frederick Villa Nursing has a very kind atmosphere. But, depending on the stations patients were set in, it defined the state in which their situation continued. I remember the third station, farthest from the entrance, had residents with a very lackadaisical idea of the workplace. I came to them for a friend who had, had an allergic reaction(minor of course) and they just stared without a response. I put a random complaint in when I heard a few of the residents in this station discussing an accident where a patient fell. This caused the patient to have to redo most of their rehabilitating courses all over again. The resident responsible was apparently just "vacant and looking everywhere but the patient in need".On the other hand, the first station closest to the entrance had impeccable residents who worked swiftly and efficiently. These were the residents we went to whenever we had a question needing an answer or an avenue for quick information to continue our work. It never smelled unclean and the residents did their best to help everyone. And usually succeeded.And the people in charge of laundry always did their job well. Maybe a few would lag behind but there always someone to make up for any leftover or uncleanliness without fail. They were very dependable people. Nice to speak with on downtime as well. Sometimes, in their free shifts would help out the residents and in communications between the residents, the kitchen, and even guests visiting their family members. "

"I've been to Powerback Rehabilitation before. I like the way they treat the patients. The staff was nice and very good. They make the residents feel more comfortable. They're very accommodating. The food is good. If you don't like what's on the menu for that particular day, they have another menu where you can choose from. "

"My mom is at Forest Haven Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. It's a nursing home facility and we chose that because they have a memory care unit, which was our top priority. They seemed to be very welcoming. The staff is very nice, caring, and compassionate. Mom is in a shared room with two beds, two TVs (so both residents can watch what they want), and a Jack and Jill bathroom. They do lots of activities and things that interest my mom and keep everybody involved and socialized. There's bingo, music appreciation, and a nail/spa day where they paint the residents' nails and stuff. It's a little outdated but it's clean."