A New Horizon I Assisted Living sits in a residential area at 5724 Onnen Road in Baltimore, Maryland, licensed for just three residents, so it's a small place where people get close attention, and the caregivers are always around to help with the things folks might struggle with, like bathing, dressing, eating, getting out of bed, or moving around, and they handle medication management too. The place welcomes both men and women, though they only accept female residents. The staff take pride in making home-cooked meals every day, with options for special diets like diabetes or allergies, and there's a staff dietitian as well, helping each resident eat right, with meals served all day and a bistro for varied dining choices. They offer help with housework, laundry, and will even take care of dry cleaning, so residents don't have to worry about chores. The small size means each resident gets care tailored to their needs and habits, and the team aims to be attentive and respectful at all hours.
They provide both assisted living and memory care, along with hospice and respite support for folks who need short-term stays so caregivers can get a break, and they offer help for non-ambulatory people and those who need feeding by spoon. They do their best to coordinate with doctors and other healthcare providers, plus there's always a nurse or therapist nearby, with physical, occupational, and speech therapy options available, dentists and podiatrists come by, and there's access to home health services when needed. The building itself has things like wheelchair accessible showers and a 24/7 emergency alert system, making sure people are safe night and day, with a security system in place as well.
Residents can enjoy a lot of activities right there or head out with transportation provided for doctor's visits, errands, or even faith services, with scheduled outings being part of life at A New Horizon I. The place has indoor and outdoor common areas, so there's places to relax, plus movie nights, regular community events, music and art activities, and even therapy programs like pet therapy and music therapy. There's social night events, game spots for board games or cards, and people can enjoy a workout schedule or just some quiet time in the garden, walking paths, or the reading room. For relaxation, there's a jacuzzi and a sauna or wellness room, which is unusual for a home this small, and a stylist or parlor for hair or grooming needs. Residents can also bring pets, as long as they can take care of them on their own.
The rooms are furnished, and people can pick from studios, shared spaces, or one-bedroom options, making it feel more like home. There's internet access, TV in high definition, and a chapel for those who want quiet reflection or devotional services. The place has planned programs to help keep people active, healthy, and connected to each other. A New Horizon I works to give support to seniors who can move around on their own and want to keep some independence, but also need the security of knowing help's close by for daily routines. Payment at the facility includes private pay, long-term care insurance, and Veterans Aid and Attendance benefits.
The facility's licensed by Maryland's Department of Social Services, and it's categorized as an assisted living facility, so standards are in place for how care's given. According to reported reviews, A New Horizon I Assisted Living scored 1.0 stars based on one review. Smoking isn't allowed in any indoor areas, and they're strict on rules to keep everybody safe. All in all, this is a small, personal community that tries to make sure each resident feels cared for, with help always nearby and enough activities and care options to meet many needs.
