Habitat America, LLC

Habitat America, LLC runs senior living communities and has done business in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, though public records show the company is now listed as inactive after a revocation over an annual report in 2006, but people still talk about it because it's been a property management company that once held a BBB A- rating and was also listed among BBB Accredited businesses, and you know, they've had locations like the one at 175 Admiral Cochrane Drive, Suite 202 in Annapolis where the staff was often described as friendly, helpful, and kind, which always helped make residents and visitors feel welcome. The communities under Habitat America, LLC aimed to provide different care options for seniors, such as independent living for those who could mostly take care of themselves, as well as assisted living for folks who needed help with things like bathing, dressing, or managing their medicine, and there were also memory care programs designed for residents with Alzheimer's or dementia, keeping safety in mind and making spaces that were easier to navigate so people wouldn't get confused or wander. There were chef-prepared, nutritious meals meant to balance taste and health, and they focused on activities that helped seniors stay socially, physically, and mentally active, so you didn't just sit around in your room all day because socializing mattered a lot. While not much specific information about certain services or programs is public, and there aren't current resident reviews available, Habitat America, LLC did get recognized on the A Place For Mom platform, which was a way for families to find community options, often connecting them with local senior living advisors who'd give guidance for free. Records show the business filed annual reports in 2004 and 2005 and had authorized persons like Catherine J Murphy and David R Lewis, but without any fresh updates since its listed revocation, you might not find many details about new property features, activities, or unique offerings, though the focus was always on giving older adults a safe place to live with support when needed.