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Baltimore, MD 21215
Kind Heart Assisted Living Facility is a stunning community that provides care in a home-like environment. Licensed by the State of Maryland for level l to lll care, we are able to provide care for individuals who cannot reside on their own, but do not need the full-time health care services of a nursing home. We pride ourselves on offering a nurturing and compassionate environment that many larger communities lack. If you are looking for personalized care in a home-like setting, Kind Heart Assisted Living is the perfect place for your loved one.
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