Forest Hill Heights Senior Living

Forest Hill Heights Senior Living sits in Forest Hill, Maryland, and gives seniors several choices for living and care, so you see both independent living and assisted living options, as well as memory care and skilled nursing right on the same campus, which helps if your needs change over time, and for folks who need help with everyday tasks, they offer 24-hour support from nurses and staff, you see LPNs and RNs around at all times, and they keep things organized with a nurse station that's visible and easy to find, and they also have a call bell system and a wander prevention system for safety, which is helpful for those who need extra supervision, especially those living with Alzheimer's or other kinds of dementia. The staff handle medication management, personal care, and special requests like diabetic diets, and meals get served in a dining room three times a day plus a snack, all checked by a dietician, so you don't have to cook or clean up, and there's weekly housekeeping and laundry, which frees up time for enjoying the social calendar because they run activities all day and even into the evening, with live entertainment, games, classes, and day-trips with transportation included, and you can see residents using the art studio or sitting outside on the patio, and if someone wants to get their hair done, there's a beauty salon and barber shop, and private rooms come with bathrooms for comfort and privacy, so it feels more like home. Folks who just need a short stay, like after surgery, can use the respite care rooms for 30 days or more, and if someone needs more care, they offer enhanced assisted living and a full memory care program with secure areas, and nurses make sure everyone stays healthy and comfortable. The common spaces, like the fireplace lounge and the renovated activity rooms, give people plenty of places to gather, visit, or take part in faith services, depending on what they like, and Forest Hill Heights tries to create a family-like feeling, making it a safe place for seniors, especially those over 55, who want to stay active but need a bit more support, and with the range of care-from independent living to skilled nursing-all under one roof, families can feel a little less worried knowing a loved one can age in place.