Gardens of Annapolis
931 Edgewood Rd, Annapolis, MD 21403
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As the two-time winner of the Active Adult Community Award from Maryland Multi-Housing Association, Gardens of Annapolis is the premier seni...
READ MOREThere are 8 independent living communities in Annapolis, MD and several independent living communities nearby.
931 Edgewood Rd, Annapolis, MD 21403
4.8
(15)
As the two-time winner of the Active Adult Community Award from Maryland Multi-Housing Association, Gardens of Annapolis is the premier seni...
READ MORE1935 Generals Highway, Annapolis, MD 21401
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Brightview Annapolis, Brightview's fourteenth community in Maryland and third community in Anne Arundel County, is under construction at 193...
READ MORE4000 River Crescent Drive, Annapolis, MD 21401
4.3
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Choose from five different spacious one- and two-bedroom apartment floor plans; then make it your own with your furnishings, artwork and per...
READ MORE930 Bay Forest Court, Annapolis, MD 21403
Enjoy carefree retirement living at Bay Forest an affordable senior apartment community for seniors 62 and older. Amid a beautiful ...
READ MORE1903 Towne Centre Blvd, Annapolis, MD 21401
Upside is a new category of senior living. We provide flexible services at hundreds of aging-friendly, luxury rental apartment properties. W...
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March 21, 2018
My dad moved into Sunrise of Annapolis in February. It is very nice and convenient and has all of the services he needed. However, it is pricey. The staff members are very helpful and very conscientious. They provide medication management, laundry, and housekeeping. They also help him with bathing, dressing, and transfering from his wheelchair to his chair to his bed. They serve three meals a day. From what I have seen, the food is very good. There are lots of male residents right now, so they try to cater some of the activities specifically to them. They have church services, hot shaves, movie nights, and different outings.
A.P.
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July 17, 2017
My mother-in-law stayed at Sunrise of Annapolis for a year. It was excellent and was a much bigger facility. 70% of their memory care people are kind of sedentary and not very active. They loved her there, and she had a good attendant who worked with her. The food wasn't gourmet, and they try to keep it very simple but nutritious, and their desserts were great. Everything else was really fabulous. Their bistro was expensive, but you can get popcorn and tea. They're just bigger and more elegant. They also had lots of grounds for people to go out and sit. The staff was good, and we had a good relationship with them. They?re always there, engaging, and excellent. They had bowling and religious services, and they take them out at least once a month.
Resident's spouse
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August 9, 2016
Somerford Place is a good facility for people who are still walking and able to care for themselves. The design of the building is very well thought out for dementia patients. There are only 2 caregivers responsible for 16 people. Therefore, once the resident declines and requires more assistance, Somerford fails. They cannot accomodate your loved one's needs and the residents DO suffer. The caregivers are required to do too much which results in constant turnover and low morale. Somerford Place is expensive but the employees are paid little over minimum wage by the large, apathetic corporation.
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