Personal Care Home For-Elderly sits at 803 W Baker Ave in Abingdon, Maryland, where seniors can live in a small, welcoming community, because it's designed for up to four residents at a time, making care a bit easier to personalize and giving everyone a cozy place that doesn't feel crowded, as people get to pick between private or semi-private rooms and enjoy daily home-cooked meals that can be changed if someone needs a special diet, like for diabetes or high blood pressure. The staff provides help with dressing, bathing, toileting, personal hygiene, and moving around, and will also help with showering and, if needed, make sure two people are there to help move someone who needs extra support, and it's clear that keeping personal dignity is important here, since residents get caring support but still keep as much independence as possible.
There's different care here, like assisted living, memory care for those with dementia, hospice and respite care for short-term stays, and the staff can manage medications and provide 24-hour care if a resident needs someone awake all night. People find community with regular activities, like art, music therapy, animal therapy, movie nights, tabletop games, and outside trips for shopping, doctor visits, or spiritual services, and someone can always count on help coordinating transportation. There's a book room, garden, fitness room, and spaces for group events or quiet time, and you might see a mobile hairdresser come in, or notice some folks relaxing in the sauna or jacuzzi when that's available. Pets are welcome if someone's got one, and the kitchen makes meals for everyone, offering options for food choices and special needs.
Care plans fit each person, with thoughtful help for both couples and single seniors, and staff are ready for everything from daily assistance to support for Alzheimer's or dementia, while prices start at $3,000 a month depending on the care needed, room type, or other services, and payment can come from private pay, long-term care insurance, or Veterans Aid and Attendance benefits. The environment feels warm and safe, with entertainment, social life, and attentive help always available, because this community stays focused on what older adults need and want, whether it's simple help with meals, plans for memory care, or just a comfortable place to live. Licensed by the State of Maryland, the home gives honest care and attention to each resident and sticks to the basics with dignity, respect, and a bit of simple comfort.
