A Caring Place Senior Assisted sits on a corner lot in Parkville, Maryland, in a small Cape Cod-style home with a fenced yard, walking paths, and a garden, so residents can enjoy quiet outside time or watch the neighborhood. It offers assisted living, memory care, hospice care, respite, and companion care, focusing on those who need help with bathing, dressing, and transferring, along with support for non-ambulatory residents and those who live with Alzheimer's or dementia. There's 24-hour supervision and staff certified in nursing and personal care, with nurses always available in person or by phone, so any medical or medication need gets handled any time day or night. The team creates tailored care plans, and the community uses a comprehensive assessment as part of its Quality Enhanced program, making sure care is always up to date. There's also a caregiver-to-resident ratio, reflecting licensing standards in Baltimore, and yearly surveys collect resident feedback to check satisfaction and spot any areas to improve.
Residents get three balanced meals every day, plus snacks, with menus reviewed by a dietitian to meet special needs, so people with allergies or diabetes can eat safely, and there are both set mealtimes and all-day dining options, so no one has to go hungry or wait for the next meal. The dining room has space for social meals, and furnished rooms are available both as private and shared, depending on one's needs and budget, with housekeeping, laundry, and even pet-sitting as part of the deal. Transportation and parking are offered for appointments or outings, and the building has an emergency alert system throughout for safety.
People can join many activities, from bingo and fun-with-words games to Bible studies, ministerial visits, and communion, as well as regular movie nights, music, educational talks, and social events or clubs. The staff aims to keep everyone engaged no matter their ability, with creative, social, and spiritual activities planned daily, plus tailored memory care and cognitive programs for those who need them. There are amenities like personal hygiene support, companionship, medication management, and incontinence care, plus support for independence through rehabilitation services and help maintaining mobility or getting around.
A Caring Place Senior Assisted follows all state regulations and holds a strong commitment to high standards of care without making life complicated or flashy. Residents can have hospice and respite care if someone needs a break or help during health setbacks. Staff keeps up a friendly, homey environment, making sure each person feels respected and safe, and always tries to adjust care and activities for each person, since everyone has their way of living and needs a little something different to stay happy and well.
