An excellent choice. Came here after a very disappointing experience someplace else. Wish this…read morewas my only experience because it has been fantastic, they are wonderful with the kids, it is a nice, nice group of families, faculty and staff, and most all have actual teaching degrees while everyone is expertly trained, and they take food allergies very seriously. Mostly, the school has a special sense of calm and the kids express real joy in being there and all that they do. I love that they offer all day instruction and combinations of days or all week. They are very supportive of working families.

I have had multiple children go to this pre-school, and year in and year out, I am so pleased with…read morethe depth of the curriculum, and the attentiveness of the teachers. They are much more than care givers here, and I have enjoyed seeing my children grow and develop here. I would recommend them to any parent that wants the best for their children's pre-school years.

Our Mom moved into Brightwood 6 months ago and it is fantastic. It is a lovely environment and the…read morestaff as well as the residents are all very nice and welcoming. This place is really so special

The BEST in Independent Living is at Brightwood Retirement Community! Garden like setting with…read moreservices too numerous to mention. After working here for 12 years, I can't imagine working anywhere any better.

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?

My mother lived at North Oaks (including in the Autumn Ridge [Assisted Living] section) from late…read moreApril of 2014 until her death in late October of this year. She was in the Independent Living section during her first nearly-three years, and that's where the majority of problems transpired. There was a significant unresponsiveness of "in charge" personnel on multiple occasions: #1: One time my mother fell in her apartment and fractured her wrist. She called me and I got the Security guy to go up there, and he had an aide sent to my mother's apartment - but even though I'd already arranged for my nephew to go there and take my mother to the hospital, the aide *refused* to wait (a short while) until he arrived. #2: Another time, an aide forgot to go to my mother's apartment to dispense her medications (fortunately I was able to get a nurse from the Assisted Living section to go to my mother's apartment). #3: Another time, an aide became angry that my mother had already taken her pills before the aide's arrival (my mother had waited much longer than usual), and the aide - in retribution - didn't dispense my mother's next pill (which was *dangerous*) and she also didn't put out my mother's lunch foods (the latter needed to be done temporarily because my mother's broken wrist hadn't yet healed). Fortunately that aide was fired - but another time, the aide never went to my mother's apartment to dispense the morning pills. #4: My mother was erroneously billed for several things and multiple people kept refusing to delete those charges from her monthly bill (I handled all of those things - but the amount of time and effort required to contend with all of that was absolutely inexcusable). North Oaks has been under new management for more than a year and the situation seems to have improved - and admittedly it's probably a better place than many other facilities, which is why I'm giving four stars when otherwise I'd only give three. Meanwhile; during the 6 2/3 years that my mother lived in the Assisted Living section, there was a significant shortage of personnel during much of that time and a significant turnover of senior staff - although to be fair, covid had commenced about 3 1/2 years prior to my mother's death and therefore the former situation was typical everywhere. A few of the nurses worked there for a long time and they were wonderful. However; the ongoing staff shortage necessitated my needing to hire private aides ten hours/day for about the last 2 1/2 years of my mother's life, because it wasn't safe for her to be left alone for most of 24 hours/day - and she'd fallen in her room and broken her hip when left unattended for several hours before I'd hired the private aides (and I'm still devastated to remember that she was crying out for help and it took eons for someone to respond), so that was the precipitating factor in needing to hire private aides. Needless to say, the cost of those aides was exorbitant when combined with the cost of the facility.

My grandparents moved here and had an absolutely horrible experience. From the moving process, to…read morehaving property stolen, to being uprooted for renovations and moved into a dysfunctional apartment, to the abusive dining staff (only in the early morning when the families aren't around to witness - but I did), to the management that puts residents off expecting they'll forget the problems or just give up because they're old... this place is the pits. Living there was hell for my grandparents and certainly not a welcome experience in their late stage of life. North Oaks does a very good sales pitch and presented quite well but after the money is in the bank, the contract's signed, and a few months into the daily life their true colors start to show. After moving out. receiving back their "return-of-capital" returned took an excessively long time and required much follow up. Moving into this property was my grandparents' final plan. The stress that living there caused gave my grandfather health issues and lowered their quality of life. We wound up moving them to another (IMO far better run and significantly cheaper) retirement center at their request despite the cost and hassle because the conditions wound up being too hard for them there. Moving again caused them further hardship. Be very wary when considering this property for a loved one. Things aren't always how they appear to be from the outside.

Keep your kids away unless you sign up for Christian fundamentalism. Not a safe place for LGBTQ+…read morekids or families. None of the "Christian values" they support and are guided by are listed in the camp website and it's very misleading. Our family experienced discrimination when they unenrolled our daughter when I kindly expressed concern about some things the director stated at orientation. They unenrolled her without any communication or conversation when I expressed concern and also stated that we are a LGBTQ+ and inclusive household. Keep your kids safe from this harmful and hateful place.make sure you read through the church doctrine before you enroll your child. It's very hidden on their website which makes their "outdoor camp" theme super misleading. .

My son just completed his 2nd year at camp rock and the camp is absolutely AWESOME! From the…read moreactivities, to the private tutoring, to the academic studies... there are so many things that make this place wonderful for children. It's very active and I promise there is so much to do, my son never wants to leave! He goes to before care and aftercare. There are different packages to chose from when looking to enroll your child and it's worth every penny! Camp Rock is a clean and SAFE environment. I'm so thankful to Mrs. Julie and the entire staff at CAMP ROCK!

I've been to Children's Urgent Care of Towson twice now and both experiences have been top notch…read more From web based appointment scheduling and paperwork completion to school and work excuses to rapid tests and treatment plans, Children's Urgent Care makes it easy so you can focus on what's important...getting your kids healthy. There are definitely drawbacks to the urgent care approach. Even with appointments, my two visits have taken a while. When I visited on a Saturday during flu season, my son and I waited for about four hours. At least one child, who was a baby in an emergency situation, jumped the line because of necessity. What I liked is that the receptionist communicated with those of us who were getting jumped what was happening and why it was necessary. My second visit, during the week, took about an hour. The waiting room features a TV (that played Bluey during our three hour wait), fish tank and some stools that can be moved around. It was enough to keep my sick son occupied while we waited. The actual patient rooms are also fitted with TVs, playing something different than the waiting room, and some wall games as well. Medicine, in some instances, can be purchased on site to save the hassle of a prescription at a pharmacy. Electrolyte popsicles were also available to my son when they were concerned about dehydration. Lollipops and treasure boxes are offered on the way out. All in all, when last minute sickness strikes my kids and their normal pediatrician is not available, I have no qualms taking my kids to Urgent Care of Towson.

I've been here couple times and phenomenal service every time ! Very fast , caring and accurate!read more

Since the facility was sold it is nearly impossible to talk to management. They are all remote…read moreemployees. It used to be a place that cared about the facility, clients and their families. Now? It's all about money. Very frustrating.

Augsburg used to be a wonderful facility before new ownership. If you have a loved one and place…read morethem here be sure you can allocate enough time to keep after the operations staff to do what needs to be done. There is no concern from the operations staff once they have your money. My Mother lost heat in her apartment and there has been no concern or response about any repair. If you can please do not place your aged loved one here. It is very sad to see a place that used to be so caring and wonderful with the residents now have such disregard for the people who pay their salaries.

residents are welcoming. the place is warm and very clean. it is a great place to live if you can…read moreget in

If you are looking for ways to give back, let My Sisters Place be one of your 1st stops in…read moreBaltimore. They offer a ton of volunteering opportunities for individuals or groups. You have everything from serving others, logistics and break down. The staff here is warm and inviting.