All In The Family Assist Living in Baltimore, Maryland, has 3 assisted living units and can take up to three residents, which means the staff can get to know everyone well and can pay close attention to each person's needs, and there's always someone awake and around 24 hours a day. Residents at this community can get help with daily living activities like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, getting around, and eating, and folks get care with more complex medical needs, like incontinence, diabetes, and memory problems such as dementia or Alzheimer's, including monitoring to keep residents safe from wandering off. The staff handles medication management and works with doctors to keep up with healthcare, and residents can get speech, occupational therapies, high acuity care, and even spoon feeding if needed, plus there's nursing home care in the same place. The building and showers are wheelchair accessible, so people who use walkers or wheelchairs can get around and use the facilities, and there's help with moving from bed to chair or in and out of the bath.
Meals get cooked by chefs and planners who make sure the food meets everyone's preferences, including special diets for allergies or diabetes, and residents can snack when needed. People can choose furnished studio or single bedroom apartments, or share a living space, all equipped with cable TV, Wi-Fi, emergency alert systems, ADA-compliant private baths, flat screen TVs, and a full apartment security system, so there's some peace of mind about safety and comfort. Housekeeping, laundry, and linen services are included, and cleaning happens regularly, so residents don't have to bother with chores. The staff also arranges transportation to get people to medical appointments, or residents can use the parking if they've still got a car, and there's scheduled transportation, too.
Family and friends can always visit, and the place welcomes pets like dogs and cats, though it's a good idea to check on pet policies first as there are rules to keep everyone safe and happy. There are group activities, like arts and crafts, movies in the theatre room, fitness classes, walking groups along landscaped trails, games, community-sponsored events, and devotional gatherings. Memory care is a focus, so staff members are trained to help people with dementia, and the menu and safety measures fit those needs. Residents can use shared living rooms, a library, a snack shop, communal kitchens, a garden, massage therapy, and beauty and barber services. There's also counseling and support for families, regular health checks, and help for folks who need respite or a short-term stay instead of moving in permanently.
All In The Family Assist Living is a small option for seniors who want a social environment but may need personal care, want to keep their independence, and want immediate help close by when needed. There's attention to privacy and community, lots of chances for fun, and staff who've won awards for being friendly and caring. The community is set up so married couples can stay together, and everyone gets an individualized care plan. The senior community is found at 3505 Devonshire Drive in Baltimore, where people can join in activities or enjoy a quiet day, all under the watch of a trained, dependable staff.
