Our 97 yr Mom has been given excellent care here for over 20 yrs, staff are super hand friendly…read more They just remodeled and have tons of activities, lots of great folks that live and work there!

From the owner: Nestled in the picturesque rolling hills of Hunt Valley is Broadmead, a continuing care…read moreretirement community long known for its beauty, convenience, and Quaker-inspired values -- where a lifestyle of integrity, inclusion and simplicity serves a diverse group of residents.

This one of the most beautiful buildings that I have ever seen. The inside maintains the same…read morestandards of exultance. The building and its contacts alone make this a must see. That does not the long standings of traditions, values, charitable work of the Masons. Did mention that this facility can be rented for private party's, banquets, and weddings?

From the owner: Ballroom capacity 320read more

Why am I the only one reviewing Mercy Ridge? This place is fire! I had the pleasure of attending…read morea birthday brunch for my friend who was turning 90. Yes, 90. It's the new 60. The brunch buffet was incredible. Everything was displayed so elegantly in a private room and the tables were decorated nicely. Each brunch item, complete with Mimosas, was absolutely delicious. MR outdoes itself each time I'm there. When it comes to food service and hospitality, they are leading the way.

Such a wonderful senior living experience. The staff are kind, professional and always so helpful…read more The facility is just lovely!

While the ok physical therapists were excellent, their techs and aides were not, some were rude and…read moredid not no how to tend to those in pain.

After 1 yr of living w/ my husband in our Independent Apartment, I needed to use my emergency…read morependant. The staff responded very quickly & I was sent to GBMC. After 1 wk in hospital, I returned to the subacute rehab unit @ MD Masonic. The nursing staff was very professional & always available. The Rehab staff evaluated me & created a therapy plan. I call the Rehab Gym the "Miracle Room" because after 2 wks I returned to my apartment. It was so comforting to know that all my needs could be met in one place. And for that, I am very grateful that I've made MD Masonic MY HOME

Brightview Mays Chapel has the most caring staff, very clean and nicely decorated facilities,…read moreexcellent dining, and a very active schedule of activities to engage residents. All levels of care are equally nice - from Independent Living (where my parents started out), to Assisted Living (when my dad eventually needed more care before he was diagnosed with cancer and passed away), and to Memory Care (where my mom currently is). The staff is very personable, they personally know their residents, and they really do care and engage to make this a bright and enjoyable place for seniors to call home. I am very grateful for the care that Brightview provides my mom, and I highly recommend them!

Went to visit my dad yesterday- this is NOT a church, it's a retirement community with independent…read more(my dad) and assisted living wings. Residences are nice- essentially decently sized full apartments- full kitchen, W/D in bathroom, balconies on some units, my dad has 1 bedroom and a den...very clean, nicely furnished, no pee or yucky smells associated with old folks homes!!, lots of activities like bingo, folk singers, yoga, movies (has a small theatre), etc. Part of the deal is breakfast - mediocre, store brand breads and bagels for toast, juices (including prune!), cold cereals , yogurts, nice fresh fruit salads though, hard boiled eggs, microave oatmeal packets, stale pastries...and dinner-- where we were last night! Pretty decent home cooking-style- you sit down with a menu, teenage in tux shirt takes order- you can pick soup or salad, one of three entrees, 2 of 4 sides, you get a roll, and you get a list of deserts. Sodas, juices, (prune again!) coffee/tea (bag Lipton) included...they have a litte longe you can eat in, too, and spend a few bucks for beer or wine...or store your own liquor in a locker and the staff will mix you a drink with free mixers! (sadly, my dad is not into that...) We had a pleasant meal- decent romaine salad with tomato slice and cucumber slices, fresh and crisp, really amazing good blue cheese dressing- big chunks of cheese!; sweet, somewhat tasty clover roll with real butter but a but dry from overstay in warmer; turkey was fresh, moist, flavorful, over a thick slice of industrial style white bread and a large slathering of canned but tasty gravy, real mashed tater, more gravy, really good colllards or steamed broccoli- broccoli was obviosly frozen, but buttery and well cooked; dessert was caramelized pears and ginger bread for me - pears were good, ginger bread was box mix, but caramel iceing was taaasty!...overall, a good home-style meal. If you have any realitves here, it's not a bad way to eat for 12 bucks....and the relatives appreciate the company! Dining room is comfy and formal, too- very nicely decorated in a formal, flowery, grandma style. Note: this is one of the most expensive communities around!! Other places start at 2500.00 per month no deposit for same type service vs 4 grand here!! Unless dead set on area shop around! My dad now in Atrium Village- with full assisted living services he still pays less than he paid here for basic Independent! And Atrium is just as nice

I want to begin by stating that the nursing care I received at Mays Chapel was compassionate and…read moreexcellent. My praise for them, ends there. I had a stroke. Physical therapy told my husband and I that I would never walk again and stated that I really neededto be trained to live in a wheelchair. To make a long story Short, I am now an outpatient physical therapy. Though I spend time in a wheelchair, I am learning to walk and will be able to do so with a walker independently. Additionally, the medical Director came to my husband and I and told us that I was dying, and should be placed on hospice. that was two years ago. All of my doctors are completely confused as to why he would've came to that conclusion. When we refused hospice, and refused to accept that I could not be taught more independent living, they discharged me. The facility itself is beautiful. It is clean and well-managed. However, they did not provide what I needed from them. Have they done so, I believe that I would be further along than I am now. Again, the good news is that I am progressing dramatically at this point.

After my 90+-year-old mother was hospitalized months ago, the hospital recommended that she not…read moreimmediately return to her assisted living facility, but instead, they said that she should go to a rehabilitation facility. It was arranged for her to go to Lorien Mays Chapel. I am writing to tell you that Lorien Mays Chapel was very disappointing and that my mother dramatically deteriorated there. Although they say the right things and have a lot of staff with all sorts of titles, they are really not set up to manage elderly women with dementia. They put her on a vigorous regimen of PT and OT which wore her out and there appeared to be a complete disconnect between their administrative staff like the dietician and their floor staff. In fact, the latter were more concerned about their break times and getting food from the small luncheonette there than with my mother. Lorien Mays Chapel has a good reputation and I think that for relatively healthy young to middle aged men or women who just need a little PT or OT, it is probably fine. However, for older individuals who need more care and attention, in addition to PT and OT, Lorien is not the place to send them. Seeing my mother deteriorate so quickly at Lorien, we managed to get her out of there relatively quickly - weak, very disoriented, and on oxygen 24/7. After returning back to her assisted living facility where they are better setup for her issues, she is much stronger and active again.

Consistent home care has provided my family with so much support. When my grandpa first got sick…read moreMaggie was in and out of the hospital with him. Calling doctors to make sure he had the most efficient and effective treatment.

From the owner: Quality Care for Quality Lives We’re here to provide…read moretrusted, heart-centered care so seniors can live independently with confidence Empowering seniors to enjoy life’s golden years

I had spent five weeks in hospitals or SNFs before being discharged. I live alone and knew I would…read morewant someone to be wih me to help me transition to my home. I called several home care providers who told me it would take as many as five days to find care givers. I needed someone to drive me home and begin care the next day. We Care could provide what I needed. They helped me complete the necessary forms, line by line. I was extremley anxious about being home. Diane and Sonia were able to support and encourage me through my anxious moments. They provided both physical and emotional support as I adjusted to being home. In addition, all my laundry was done, my bed changed, dishes washed, and my meals were prepared. They both went "above and beyond". I valued their companionship as I adjusted to being on my own. They became like surrogate family members, and I appreciate their caring and kindness above all.

From the owner: Our services range from Activities of Daily Living, Skilled Nursing Care and Skilled Registered…read moreNurse Visits. WeCare has earned a stellar reputation-which speaks for itself-by providing the solutions that improve the quality of life for our clients who need and desire assistance within the comfort and privacy of their own homes. We Care Private Duty Services, Inc., is a Nursing Referral and Residential Services Agency . WeCare has provided service excellence to its clients for the past fourteen years. WeCare is independently owned and operated. WeCare is licensed by the State of Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Office of Health Care Quality. All Nurses are licensed and Nursing Assistants are certified by the Maryland Board of Nursing.