BayCare Assisted Living at Sarah, Margaret, and Mollie's sits on Hickory Mill Road in Salisbury, MD, and has a small, home-like setting where staff treat residents like family, which makes sense since the home started when a local registered nurse cared for her three aunts, and now the staff still try to keep that same caring feeling. The home gets led by a Director of Nursing, Linda Cornelias RN, CMDN, CRNI, who has over 30 years of experience in nursing, including long-term care and hospital work, so residents get care that pays attention to their needs and changes over time. Residents have both private and shared bedroom options with private bathrooms, air conditioning, and fast Wi-Fi, which means people can choose some privacy or spend more time with others if they like.
Staff offer help with many health needs, like medication management, help with diabetic care, ambulatory support for folks who walk with help, high acuity care for complicated conditions, and incontinence care to keep people comfortable all through the day and night. Residents can use both indoor and outdoor common areas, and accessibility features make the home suitable for wheelchairs, including accessible showers. Amenities include cable or satellite TV, Wi-Fi, bath tubs, and devotional services for spiritual needs.
The home prepares meals and gives choices like low sodium, no sugar, anytime dining, and even room service if someone doesn't feel like eating in the dining area, and meals get made in a home-cooked style that tries to match what people would eat in their own homes. Social activities like BBQs, picnics, birthday and holiday parties, live music, and devotional gatherings encourage residents to join in and get to know each other, which helps people feel less lonely. The home doesn't allow pets but works to provide a relaxing environment with plenty of support for residents who want to age in place, and staff stay present 24 hours a day so help comes quickly if needed.
BayCare Assisted Living at Sarah, Margaret, and Mollie's has a state license number 22A0067-A. It doesn't publish prices publicly. One review on a verified site gives the home a rating of 5 out of 5 stars. The home focuses on straightforward, tailored care so residents can feel safe and comfortable without feeling like they're in a big, impersonal facility. There's no information about things like memory care units or special care programs, but the staff try to match care to each resident's needs, and the locally owned and managed approach keeps things personal.
