Stadium Place Nursing and Rehab Center sits on the site of Baltimore's old Memorial Stadium and covers a big area with several high-rise apartment buildings, the Village Center with retail and office space, and lots of outdoor spots to spend time. The place's main building, the Green House Stadium Place Nursing Home, has 49 certified beds and usually cares for around 45 residents in a nonprofit, Catholic Charities-affiliated setting. Folks here get services for skilled nursing, restorative nursing, memory care, short and long-term rehab, and post-surgery recovery, with therapy teams for physical, occupational, and speech therapy. There's a focus on physiotherapy and dry needling if that's what's needed, and the staff aims to follow personalized care plans for each person, helping with daily tasks, medicine management, mobility, and special recovery programs for those coming from the hospital or dealing with serious conditions.
The nursing home runs day and night, provides ADA-accessible spaces, and offers semi-private and private rooms ranging from $6,500 to $13,000 a month. The facility has large rooms for group activities, outdoor areas to gather, and a bunch of features like a game room, fitness center, salon, dining spaces, and safety setups including sprinkler systems. There's regular help with bathing, grooming, getting dressed, meals, and cleaning, plus laundry services and scheduled transportation for outings or appointments. Social life includes things like games, crafts, parties, bingo, wellness programs, and a Neighbor Helping Neighbor Program, while Service and Volunteer Coordinators organize events, group trips, and support lines for errands and chores.
Residents can see geriatric doctors and podiatry services right on-site. Heritage Run Apartments sits next door with maintenance-free living for those 62 and up, managed by Presbyterian Senior Living and Tryco Partners. The campus holds Zen Apartments in the Village Center and the Community Hub for local activities, while the YMCA of Central Maryland provides gym access, a pool, and a public playground right there. Gilchrist Baltimore's onsite hospice connects folks and families with urgent care and end-of-life support for both kids and adults.
Medicare rates the Green House Stadium Place Nursing Home with 3 stars overall, noting higher nurse staffing with about 4 hours and 43 minutes per day from nursing assistants and strong registered nurse coverage. Reports show better-than-average outcomes in pressure ulcer and antipsychotic use for short-term stays, and for long-term stays, fewer falls and less depression compared to averages. There have been some state citations in past inspections-mainly about care plans, safety, meals, and medication handling-though there haven't been federal fines in recent years. The staff works to help each resident keep as much independence as possible, manage pain and health issues, and support both quick recovery and ongoing care, even if some do run into problems with weight loss or infections. The community keeps a friendly, home-like atmosphere and aims to serve a broad group of seniors, connecting everyone to needed programs through service coordinators and care teams.
