There are 16 memory care communities in Baltimore, MD in Baltimore County listed on Seniors Places. Communities in Baltimore, MD quote pricing on request; monthly rates depend on apartment size and the level of care included. See what communities publish nationally on our senior living costs page, and ask each community for current pricing. Seniors Places is commission-free, no referral fees are built into these listings, so you can compare memory care communities in Baltimore and contact each one directly.
Inspirations Bayside Assisted Living And Memory Care is a licensed assisted living and memory care community in Baltimore, Maryland with 70 licensed units.This …
Roland Park Place is a licensed assisted living and memory care community in Baltimore, Maryland with 69 licensed units.This is an unverified profile built from…
St Elizabeth Rehabilitation and Nursing Center is a Medicare and Medicaid certified nursing home in Baltimore, Maryland.It provides 24-hour skilled nursing care…
The Gallery Roland Park is a senior living community offering independent living and assisted living in Baltimore, Maryland.This is an unverified profile built …
At Charter Senior Living of Towson, you can feel the difference right when you walk through the doors. You’ll experience an intimate, boutique community with a …
Community Caregivers Assisted Living is a family-fun community conveniently located in Baltimore, MD. We are in the Forest Park area, a short distance from Sina…
According to our records, St Annes Continuing Care Ctr provides Nursing Care to seniors in Baltimore, MD. This senior care facility is located at 2000 W Baltimo…
Highlandtown Plaza is conveniently located along the main road in the Highlandtown neighborhood of Baltimore, MD, right across from a local shopping center with…
According to our records, Brighton Manor Nursing Ctr provides Nursing Care to seniors in Baltimore, MD. This senior care facility is located at 1501 N Dukeland …
Our mission is to assist you in the process of making a very difficult decision. Mabel’s House understands the importance of quality and safe care while respect…
Established on May 20, 2019, OPTIMUM CARE HOMES LLC was founded on the following three principles: honesty, integrity, and dependability. OPTIMUM CARE HOMES LLC…
Located in Baltimore, Maryland, ProMedica Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Roland Park is near cultural, historical and recreational attractions. Nearby healt…
Springwell Senior Living is a locally owned and operated senior living community, with owners who are personally vested and actively involved in our residents’ …
Situated in the first planned suburban community in North America with a view of the historic Roland Park Water Tower, Symphony Manor of Roland Park is a bright…
Blair House Stoneleigh is an elegant senior living community that is setting a new standard for quality memory care. With a homelike fee, It was designed with s…
Up & About Care offers the best Assisted Living Services in Baltimore City. Customizable living options provide a full range of services to accommodate everyone…
Baltimore and its suburbs have a mature senior living market with a notably large independent living segment, long-established assisted living communities and a cluster of skilled nursing homes, many of them tied to the region's hospital systems and faith communities.
The county suburbs hold most of the communities: Towson, Pikesville and Owings Mills to the north and northwest, Catonsville and Ellicott City to the west, and Columbia in Howard County. Inside the city, Roland Park and the north side have older communities on wooded campuses. Washington, Silver Spring, Rockville, Bethesda, Bowie and Annapolis have their own pages on Seniors Places.
Four real seasons, with humid summers and occasional snow. Johns Hopkins, the University of Maryland Medical Center, MedStar and LifeBridge hospitals are all here, and many communities advertise their affiliations. Maryland licenses assisted living at three levels of care, and a community's licence sets the highest level it may keep; ask which level your parent has been assessed at and which the community holds.
Ask whether the community can keep a resident through level three care or whether a move will be needed later, and how the entrance fee works at the continuing care communities, which are common in this market. Maryland publishes inspection results through the Office of Health Care Quality; ask for the latest.
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