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What is dementia? This is basically a significant impairment in thinking and memory. There is a stereotype in nursing home and assisted living culture that most or all of the residents are "demented" - or suffering from a mental impairment. This is simply not correct. In fact, only a little more than half of nursing home or assisted residents have dementia, and most of these residents are lucid and carry on their complex lives of managing their finances, schedules, and routines as they always have.

****The City of Baltimore has numerous ways for seniors to stay involved, participate in classes, and to be plugged-in socially with other local seniors.

For starters, the City of Baltimore has many senior centers in just about every part of town. These Centers provide a common meeting place for senior activities, classes, services and more! The City of Baltimore (CARE) operates and maintains four public senior centers, and also helps to fund 10 other privately owned senior Centers. To see a full list of the senior centers, locations, and phone numbers in Baltimore, please visit the public facilities page here.

Another area where the City of Baltimore is supportive of it's aging population is by providing help and assistance to the caregivers who take care of our local seniors.

Fortunately, since the enactment of the Older Americans Act Amendments of 2000, all states are essentially required to provide, in conjunction with local area agencies on aging and other local services providers, a number of specific services for family caregivers. "The Older Americans Act (and the Legislative Changes to the Senior Community Employment Program) is the major vehicle for the organization and delivery of supportive
and nutrition services to older persons, authorizing funding for programs including SCSEP,
Meals on Wheels, elder abuse prevention activities, and a new National Family Caregiver
Support Program." To see a detailed overview of the Older Americans Act of 2000, with information about the purpose of the act, information about Enhancing Employment and Training opportunities for Seniors, accountability, coordination and the strengthening of administrative procedures, funding and implementation, please view the overview on the US Department of Labor site here.

The services that are to be provided to caregivers are: 1) Information about available services 2) Helping caregivers to get access to services 3) 'Individual counseling, organization of support groups, and caregiver training to caregivers in making decisions and solving problems relating to their caregiving roles' 4) Supplemental Services that are intended to compliment the care provided by caregivers (on a limited basis) 5) Respite care that offers a break, or temporary relief to caregivers from their caregiving responsibilities.

Baltimore City Commission on Aging & Retirement Education National Family Caregiver Support Program Mission is the local Baltimore group/program that exists to help implement these requirements and services, and continually works to enhance the quality of life for local caregivers, seniors, and loved ones in the Baltimore metro area.

One of the biggest obstacles, or problems that most states and cities are faced with when it comes to offering services to caregivers is finding and identifying who the caregivers are. Most family caregivers don't 'self-identify' - which means they don't obviously reveal who they are. This usually isn't by choice, since many family members who are taking care of an aging loved one don't realize that they are caregivers, and can be placed in such a category. Essentially, you are a caregiver if you are assisting someone who has any disability or limitation, and cannot do some, or all of the daily tasks, errands, and self-maintenance required on a day-to-day basis.

Lastly, there are certain eligibility requirements to be able to participate in these programs and services. To learn more about CARE services in Baltimore, eligibility requirements, and helpful caregiving information please visit the city's website here

Maryland Health Care Commission - Information on assisted living and long term care


Another excellent source for information about long term care and assisted living is provided by the Maryland Health Care Commission, and their Consumer Guide to Long Term Care.

This guide provides an in-depth look at assisted living, and how it is defined in Maryland, and the difference between assisted living residents in relation to size, and other factors.

Another very helpful tool is the Assisted Living Services Search that provides some very good information about the 350 assisted living facilities (or residences) within Maryland (including Baltimore) that have more than 9 beds. This search will provide information about rates, inspection results/survey reports that have been done by the Office of Health Care Quality, and more.

The Guide to Long Term Care also explains some of the requirements that assisted living residences in Baltimore and Maryland must undergo - including a Uniform Disclosure Form that details the services and policies of each facility. You will also find information about the Senior Assisted Group Home Subsidy Program which exists to provide state funds for eligible residents who are unable to afford assisted living.

Maryland Health Care Commission:

Guide to assisted living facilities website - MHCC is the state agency responsible for developing the Assisted Living Guide.

John's Hopkins Alzheimer's Disease Research Center:

"The Johns Hopkins Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center (ADRC) was established in 1984, with funding from the National Institute on Aging. It is directed by Dr. Donald Price, MD and is located at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore."
Website

Alzheimer's Disease

Organizations:

The following organizations can provide listings of accredited housing and assisted living facilities for seniors:

American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging

Phone: 202-783-2242
www.aahsa.org

or

Assisted Living Federation of America

Phone: 703.894.1805
www.alfa.org

Elder Abuse:

You can usually find your local Elder Abuse program under the Human Services section of your phone book, or you can report suspected abuse by calling 800-677-1116

AARP:

American Association of Retired Persons

Phone: 1-800-424-3410
www.aarp.org

VA Help:

To see if you are eligible for V.A. help, go to V.A. Web site
www.va.gov

Questions About Medicare?

Questions about Medicare?
Phone: 1-800-633-4227

Questions About Medicaid?

Medicaid information is usually listed under the Human Services section of your local phone book

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Baltimore, Maryland is a large city of 639,493 residents. Of this population, there are 76,865 residents who are over the age of 65. This number represents 12 % of the population of Baltimore, which is slightly lower than the national average of 12.5%. However, the number of seniors in Baltimore will most certainly grow in the coming years, so will the need for assisted living and long-term-care options.

The Maryland Health Care Commission provides an excellent tool that can be used to find information on senior care in the entire state of Maryland, including Baltimore City. The services search tool has two different search parameters: 1) Searching by facility type, such as Assisted Living, Adult Day Care, Home Health, Hospice or Nursing Homes - and then by zip code or county. 2) Search by Location, which allows users to select a county, and then facility type, to find senior care. For Baltimore City, our search for assisted living provided information on 32 facilities within the Baltimore area ranging from Alzheimer's Care, to Personal Care, with rates per day, ownership information, specific services provided, survey and inspection reports, and more. To use the search tool provided by the Maryland Health Care Commission, please view their Services Search page here.

There are several assisted living and senior care options for Baltimore on this page with varying degrees of services and amenities. This page is intended to serve as a starting point for your research into the varying assisted living and senior care options in Baltimore.

Baltimore Assisted Living - Featured Facilities:
Boles Assisted Living Facility in Baltimore, Maryland
 

Baltimore, Maryland - Boles&Co LLC The Guiding Hands Of Care

 
 

Boles&co LLC 5110 Yellowwood Ave Baltimore.MD 21209 Phone 310.664.4248.Fax 410,664.7230 E Mail clareboles@aol.com 5110 Yellowwood Ave Near Sinai hospital
The Boles &Co Assisted Living is a newly license assisted living facility in Baltimore Maryland.
Personalized assistance in beautiful communities
Boles& CO assisted living options offer personalized assistance, supportive services and compassionate care in a professionally managed, carefully designed, community setting.

 
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Sterling Kosher Assisted Living Facility
 

Baltimore, MD - Sterling Kosher Assisted Living Homes

 
 

Residents received respectful and compassionate 24 hour care. Our licensed assisted living homes are located in the heart of the Baltimore Jewish community.

Sterling Assisted Living
3510 Labyrinth Road (office)
Baltimore, MD 21215

 
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Greater Baltimore, Maryland - Assisted Living Facilities & Senior Care

ABC Assisted Living
"Abbey Manor Assisted Living is first and foremost a home, so it is designed to make our residents feel at home"
5510 Pimilco Road
Baltimore, MD
County: Baltimore City
Capacity/Beds: 6
(443) 449-7010

Agape home away from home
Large and spacious rooms. Huge backyard awaiting for persons with green thumb. central air and private bathroom for the right person. near local hospitals. Good samaritan. Johns Hopkins and Bayveiw medical center. In house beautician and barber. In house counseling . senior membership also to healthclub and day spa. License nurse in house 24hours. Located at 4205 Kenwood avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21206 . May contact Michelle Gayden at 443 825 6230
Michelle

Assisted Living Facility in Baltimore City
We provide assisted living for residents located in Baltimore City. We are licensed for up to level 3 care in a private or semi-private room. We provide a home like atmosphere where our residents are treated like family rather than an institutional setting. We accept all types of payments and our rates our very reasonable.
Gary
gstern328@aol.com
Baltimore

Beechwood Assisted Living
410-719-2273 • 101 N. Beechwood Avenue • Catonsville, MD 21228

Best Care Assisted Living
410-526-2433 • 639 Main Street • Reisterstown, MD 21136

Care Matters Assisted Living
410-415-5525 • 4003 Buckingham Road • Baltimore, MD 21207

Caritas House Assisted Living at the Jenkins Senior Living Community
(410) 646-6600 • 3308 Benson Ave • Baltimore, MD 21227

Cedar Valley Assisted Living
3705 Collier Road • Randallstown, MD 21133

Lifespring Assisted Living
410-747-0987 • 2200 Pleasant Villa Avenue • Catonsville, MD 21228

Maximum Assisted Living, LLC
8419 Allenswood Road • Randallstown, MD 21133

Maximum Assisted Living II, LLC
7204 Barlow Court • Windsor Mill, MD 21244

Morningside House Assisted Living & Dementia Care
"Apartments at Morningside House of Satyr Hill are offered on arental basis. One monthly fee provides a beautifully appointed home and a full complement of services and amenities from restaurant-style dining with a choice of entrees to housekeeping and professional laundry services. "
Morningside Assisted Living
(410) 882-0700 • 8800 Old Harford Rd • Parkville, MD 21234 • Website

Pleasant Hills Assisted Living
15 Olive Lane • Owings Mills, MD 21117

Rolling Grace ALF
305 N. Rolling Road • Catonsville, MD 21228

Sterling Kosher Assisted Living

[Video] Sterling Kosher Assisted Living in Baltimore - Our licensed assisted living homes are located in the heart of the Baltimore Jewish community.
(410) 367-5433
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The Guiding Hand Of Care
Boles & CO LLC
5110 Yellowwood Ave
clareboles@aol.com
410.664.4248

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