Ma Maison Senior Assisted Living III, found in Perry Hall-sometimes listed as Nottingham, Maryland-sits as a medium-sized assisted living community with space for up to 15 residents. The place has received an average 6 out of 10 rating, so while some folks enjoy being there, others might've had mixed feelings, but the sense of community and family-like atmosphere gets good marks. The staff are known for being helpful, joyful, and kind, with awards recognizing their friendly service and some impressive activities that get everyone involved, whether it's music and pet therapy, outdoor trips, crafts, or movie nights, and this kind of thing keeps life interesting and helps residents stay sharp and engaged, both in body and mind. The community helps folks who want to keep their independence but need help with things like bathing, dressing, getting around, or managing their medicines, and some people also get special care for memory troubles, including Alzheimer's and dementia, with a locked, secure setting to help keep everyone safe.
Each resident picks from different studio room layouts, all furnished and set up with a phone and little comforts, and there's housekeeping, laundry, and even dry cleaning done for you so you don't have to fuss over chores. There are scheduled activities every day, lots of opportunities for making friends and chatting, and residents can enjoy features like a book room, a wellness area with a sauna or jacuzzi, and groom themselves in the on-site stylist or parlor, which feels pretty nice, and the gardens and outdoor walking paths add some fresh air and peace to your days. The place also offers three home-cooked meals every day, cooked with good ingredients and special care for diets like diabetes or allergies, and you can eat in the community dining room or choose all-day dining when you want something different.
Healthcare support stands out, with services like diabetic care, incontinence care, and high acuity care for those who need more help, all delivered by English-speaking staff available day and night for dressing, grooming, moving around, and anything else that comes up. There's transportation for doctors' appointments, errands, and religious activities so you don't have to worry about getting around, and with frequent outings, movie nights, tabletop games, and music sessions, there's always something to do whether you want to join the group or enjoy some quiet time. The community is recognized for offering activities for people with Alzheimer's or other memory challenges, and has a steady routine for keeping everyone safe and comfortable, with a strong sense of warmth and welcome, and although it's not a big place, that close-knit, homey feeling, along with staff who enjoy what they do, helps people settle in and find some independence each day.
