Wildwood Park sits near Downtown Mount Airy and the Mt. Airy Library in the quiet 21771 neighborhood and offers a range of care including independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, home care, and specialized help like respite and hospice care, and the building is close to the park for those who like a peaceful escape and time outdoors. The community has dedicated names for some of its areas, like Brightview Westminster Ridge, Sunrise At Montgomery Village, Country Meadows Of Frederick, Andrew Kim House, Covenant Village, Spring Ridge Senior, Cadence at Olney, Brooke Grove Retirement Village, Kentlands Manor, Brooke Grove Rehab. & Nsg Ctr, Churchill Senior Living, and Victoria Park at Walkersville. Services give care shaped around individual needs with things like assisted living, memory care, restorative care, and a program for people with Parkinson's, making sure caregivers look at wellness from all sides.
Units in Wildwood Park are studio apartments with one bathroom and 900 square feet, featuring 9-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, included washer and dryer, a refrigerator, and a kitchen range, and all the electric, water, and sewer are included in the rent, with weekly landscaping and a private parking lot for residents. There's a security deposit of $1,200. The building has central air conditioning, electric heating, and off-street parking, with indoor common areas for sitting and gathering, and the whole space feels calm and suited for those seeking a quiet spot near nature as well. Meals are prepared for residents each day. Recreational programs stay varied and include on-site and offsite activities, devotional groups, and chances to just sit and talk with others in the peaceful living spaces.
Support covers daily activities with round-the-clock help for things like bathing, dressing, and moving around, and there's incontinence care, non-ambulatory care, diabetic care, fall safety features, and medication management with reminders or hands-on help for those who need it. The setting fits people who can't live fully on their own but who don't need full nursing home care, offering help that ranges from those who get around fine to those with big mobility problems or who need lots of help grooming and keeping clean. The building has a walk score of 53, so you can walk to some nearby places, and a bike score of 38, which means you can bike, but it's not the easiest. Units may be for rent or sale, so there's some flexibility for people looking to move in. The staff supports social engagement for residents who see friends and family a lot or a little, and tries to make connections for those who feel alone, giving personalized support and always aiming for high-quality care and comfort.
