Serenity Garden Manor stands as a two-story senior living community tucked away in a quiet part of Baltimore, Maryland, surrounded by peaceful gardens and outdoor sitting areas where residents can watch the seasons change, and what's nice is the place only cares for fifteen residents at a time, so everyone gets personal attention and care, and folks aren't lost in the shuffle. The building has semi-private bedrooms with televisions and free WiFi, the bathrooms are clean and accessible for those with disabilities, and lounge areas give plenty of space to relax or visit with family. Meals are home-cooked and served in big, cheerful dining halls, always focusing on nutrition, with special diets and snacks made available throughout the day.
Residents get help with daily living, from bathing and dressing to transfers and medication management, and there's always a nurse or nurse practitioner on hand, along with visits from physicians and therapists for speech, occupational, or physical needs, so whether it's organizing medications or making sure someone gets the right exercise, the staff keeps a close watch on health. There's a "Senior Approved Exercise Program" that helps promote movement and well-being, and the team plans daily activities, crossword puzzle tournaments, field trips, bingo, monthly birthday celebrations, music sessions, and summertime picnics, so no one has to sit alone if they don't want to, but quiet spots in the garden or lounge are easy to find for reading or resting.
Serenity Garden Manor gives specialized support for those with Alzheimer's or other memory issues and provides care for folks who need more help with mobility or medical supervision, offering personalized care plans and 24-hour supervision all year round. Housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance are all taken care of, and staff arranges for haircuts and shaves or helps out as needed with laundry, while transportation and parking make visits from loved ones run smoother. The community doesn't allow pets, but it does work hard to make the place feel homey, with warm rooms, safe walkways, emergency alert systems, and regular get-togethers. Over forty years, Serenity Garden Manor's focused on safety, respect, and quality of life, holding a Maryland state license (30a10850H) and maintaining a steady commitment to supporting seniors' independence and well-being in a welcoming, homelike setting close to shops, highways, restaurants, and medical help if anyone needs it.
