Elisabeth's House, located at 16140 Trickling Spring Ln in Hagerstown, Maryland, is a small and peaceful assisted living facility that's been serving residents since 2007 and was established by Dr. Melei Lath. The facility is licensed by the Office of Health Care Quality, with 14 beds and a level of care 3 designation, and you'll find both private and semi-private rooms, so families and residents can settle in easily and feel at home without a lot of fuss. Elisabeth's House offers around-the-clock support, with a caring staff trained to help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, eating, and medication management, plus they always try to treat everyone with kindness and respect, building a real sense of family among the residents and the staff, who are known to be attentive and joyful, too. Every resident gets an individualized care plan that's worked out together with doctors, nurses, staff, and the residents themselves, aiming to make sure all needs are met in a way that feels comfortable and caring.
Along with assisted living services, there's help for those who need long-term or short-term care, respite care if family caregivers need a break, and support for those recuperating from illness. Elisabeth's House has a focus on both memory care and residential care home services and holds to values of dignity and relationships, making it a community where people can grow older with peace of mind. You'll find three wholesome daily meals prepared by professional chefs and meal planners, as well as a choice of activities, trips, and outings that encourage social, physical, and emotional engagement, all designed with residents' abilities and interests in mind. The facility helps residents get to medical appointments or even shopping, making life a bit simpler for everyone involved, and provides telecommunications like phone, cable TV, and wifi to keep people connected.
The center is committed to affordability and comfort, aiming to offer reliable, comprehensive support that feels like home, with staff available 24/7, whether the need is health care, personal assistance, or home care services. Medication management, healthcare staffing, and coordination with outside providers are all part of what's offered, always under regulation from state agencies and surveys from groups such as the Department of Aging. Elisabeth's House focuses on non-acute long-term care that may be more affordable than a full-time nursing home, though Medicare isn't accepted for payment unless the facility receives extra federal certification. The ratings show community appreciation, with a 4.7 from 6 reviews, and most families say the place feels nurturing, respectful, and dependable. The goal remains to support independence as much as possible, allowing seniors to feel comfortable, cared for, and confident, right up to the day they need more help, because sometimes the greatest comfort is just knowing someone's always there to lend a hand.
