LifeSpring Assisted Living sits on Pleasant Villa Avenue in a quiet part of Catonsville, Maryland, in a big turn-of-the-century mansion with three floors that feel a lot like home and it's been open since 1999, offering seniors the chance to live with comfort and dignity. The building's got safety features like sprinkler systems, walk-in tubs, and handicap access, and there's a front porch where folks can sit outside, along with landscaped grounds that look nice year-round. Inside, you'll find sitting rooms for relaxing, a large dining room for meals, and private or semi-private rooms that come with private baths and tubs for comfort and easy bathing.
Residents can count on a staff that helps with bathing, dressing, grooming, laundry, medication, and toileting, and they offer nursing, wound care, podiatry, occupational therapy, and incontinence care if needed. There's help for folks who use walkers or wheelchairs, and you'll find programs set up for those dealing with memory loss like dementia or Alzheimer's, with tailored activities and plans made just for each person. LifeSpring Assisted Living also takes care of little things, like chef-prepared meals, home-cooked food, housekeeping, Wi-Fi, cable TV, salon/barbershop services, maintenance, washers and dryers, as well as kitchens or kitchenettes for some rooms, and there's always someone around to help, no matter the hour.
For safety and support, the facility offers medical alert systems, medication dispensers, home security, ID theft protection, and even reviews for hearing aids including brands like Jabra and MDHearingAid. There are tech services-senior internet plans, cell phones for easy contact-and a focus on security and privacy for everyone living there. Groups can join arts and crafts in the activities room, take part in social, learning, wellness, and devotional activities, or ride out on scheduled transportation for nearby shopping or doctor's visits. People stay busy and engaged with enriching programs, social events, and exercise in the fitness center, and families can see daily life in the photo gallery online.
LifeSpring Assisted Living gives choices for different care levels, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, companion care, and nursing home care, along with specialized programs for folks with high medical needs or limited mobility. The community's got move-in procedures, waiting lists, and contracts that spell out all the details. Residents can use long-term care insurance, and there's individual care planning to make sure support matches changing needs, with an individualized assistance score to guide care. Staff members work hard to maintain independence for as long as possible, and the place runs like a small, warm community where people can eat nutritious meals, join wellness classes, visit the salon, and find comfort and peace of mind, all while knowing there's a team focused on their safety, health, and well-being.
