Abundance Care Residential Assisted Living provides a family-style home for seniors in Bowie, Maryland, and has more than 30 years of experience caring for older adults, with locations set in quiet neighborhoods rather than big buildings, and if you walk in you'll find single-story homes with private and shared rooms, including a master suite suitable for couples, and rooms come furnished or unfurnished with Wi-Fi, air conditioning, cable, closet space, and in-room dining areas, and there's a comfortable feel with fireplaces, communal kitchens, dining rooms, gardens, patios, and outdoor spaces where folks can relax or walk. The settings allow for flexible visiting hours, and the homes are gated and secure with safety checks, emergency systems, and fall prevention programs so residents feel safe at all times, and the 24-hour staff includes Medication Technicians, Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), a Nurse Practitioner who visits regularly, and a Delegating Nurse with decades of experience who's always available.
Staff keep a high caregiver-to-resident ratio, usually about 1 to 5, so everyone gets personal attention, and caregivers are trained in health care, aging, behavior management, and medication administration. Abundance Care supports residents as their needs change, providing help with daily living activities like bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility, transferring, and medication reminders or administration, and there's a 24-hour awake staff on hand for emergencies or help, which comes in handy for those who need a little extra monitoring. Meals are home-cooked in-house and tailored for special diets like diabetes, low salt, vegetarian, or other needs, with snacks available and dietitian involvement, and residents get mealtime reminders if needed.
The community offers many ways for residents to stay engaged, like arts and crafts, music, performing arts, outings to local shops, parks with garden paths, trivia nights, horticultural activities, literary, cultural, and educational programs, and there's also fitness and wellness classes ranging from chair fitness and balance activities to yoga, meditation, and personal training. Holistic options like massage therapy fit into therapy programs that offer occupational, speech, stroke, and physical rehabilitation. For spiritual needs, a chaplain is on staff, and religious services happen both in-house and off-site. Abundance Care offers memory care services and help for those with dementia, mild cognitive impairments, behavioral concerns, and chronic conditions like diabetes or Parkinson's, plus hospice care can come in, allowing people to stay in place as needs grow, and there's respite care for short stays if families need a break.
There's also help with more specific health concerns like urinary incontinence care, colostomy care, wound care, medication injections, diagnostic and lab services, disease management, psychiatric care, podiatry, and even reading or phone assistance for those who need it. Residents get help with mail, errands, grocery shopping, and rides for appointments, shopping, or events. Professional services are available too, like elder law attorneys, notaries, financial and estate planning, and Medicare guidance (but not Medicaid), and payments are accepted from private pay, insurance, long-term care insurance, state benefits, or veterans programs. The homes are handicap accessible, set up for co-ed living, and accept residents of all ages who need medium or small scale assisted living, with both Abundance Care I and II locations welcoming new residents or those joining a waitlist, and the all-inclusive pricing keeps bills simpler.
Community life gets attention with regular housekeeping, linen service, laundry, groundskeeping, pest control, and private or shared living options for comfort, and regular move-in support and family education help make transitions easier. Amenities include a no-pet policy, computer rooms, enclosed outdoor spaces, guest parking, beauty services, and safety deposit boxes. Awards for staff friendliness, high-quality care, and active community life reflect strong feedback from families and residents over the years, placing focus on culture, belonging, and respect. Residents get to know staff well, since many caregivers have worked there a long time, including managers and nurses with lots of experience. The place aims to offer a warm, supportive, and safe environment, where aging in place feels comfortable and community activities make each day interesting, and families can come visit and tour to see for themselves how the home works, what meals are like, and how residents spend their days.
