Anointing Hands Home Care at Redbud

Anointing Hands Home Care at Redbud in Upper Marlboro, MD, offers assisted living and memory care, focusing on seniors with Alzheimer's disease or dementia, and is a small place licensed for just five beds, making it a quiet spot where folks can get to know each other. The home provides private rooms with private bathrooms, furnished and designed for privacy, along with wheelchair-accessible showers, move-in help, and wheelchair-friendly features all around. Staff stay on-site day and night to help with things like bathing, dressing, getting around, or taking medicine, and there's a call system for emergencies. Residents can enjoy house-prepared meals including organic ingredients, dine together in the dining room, and get meals adjusted for special diets like diabetes or allergies, or even have meals at different times of the day. There's help with laundry, dry cleaning, and cleaning the rooms. The home organizes activities like gardening, BBQs, birthday parties, games, devotional gatherings, picnics, karaoke, outings, and live music or dance shows, so people aren't just sitting around. There are safe walking paths and a garden outside, with indoor and outdoor common areas for sitting together when folks want, or quiet spots when they'd rather be alone. Each room is air conditioned and has cable TV, Wi-Fi, high-speed internet, and a phone. A kitchen or kitchenette is sometimes inside the suite. Rides to the doctor or arranged trips out can be set up, and there's parking. Residents can choose between private suites or shared rooms, allowing some choice based on what suits best. The management team oversees everything, making sure services fit each senior's needs, with a special focus on memory care. The place is state-licensed and part of a broader network, aiming to support both residents and their families. Folks can tour the home to get a feel for the daily routine, meals, and activities before deciding, and can talk to staff about care options or move-in details. There's no information about reviews, awards, or prices published, but staff are there to answer questions about services, living arrangements, and daily life.