Awakenings of Bel Air sits at 821 Red Pump Road in Bel Air North, Maryland, where it offers assisted living services and skilled nursing care in a smaller community with only 10 beds, which keeps things comfortable and quiet. Residents can pick from studio, semi-private, or single rooms, and the place lets you bring your own furniture or use what's provided, with rooms that have cable TV, telephone, WiFi, and large light-filled windows that help make days feel brighter. Staff includes Resident Assistants, Certified Nursing Assistants, Medication Technicians, a State Licensed Registered Nurse, and a Certified Assisted Living Manager, along with regular visits by a podiatrist and an on-site house doctor, and there's always someone there because they do 24-hour supervision.
People here get help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, eating, transfers, taking medicines, and even coordinating with doctors, and the meals take special needs seriously, with options for allergies or diabetes, and all-day dining so no one goes hungry. Housekeeping, laundry, and even dry cleaning get done, and there are walking paths, a shaded porch for relaxing, and gardens to enjoy outdoors. There are lots of daily activities, large common areas to gather, family style meals, outings, and small therapeutic dogs around for company, which helps everyone stay engaged and active.
When people need to go to the doctor, the staff arranges transportation, and rooms come with emergency alert systems to help keep folks safe. Communication matters here, so families can check on residents or find out about room and care availability, and the staff talks openly about fall prevention, mental health, and the real everyday challenges seniors face, while keeping empathy and good communication at the heart of care. Awakenings of Bel Air supports different care levels, so in addition to assisted living and nursing care, they handle independent living, memory care, respite stays, home care, long-term skilled care, home health care, and hospice, and they even help caregivers and med techs with support and employment chances. The facility keeps a waiting list, and there's a system for asking questions, applying for jobs, or scheduling a tour so families can decide if it feels right for them. The place has a 4.8 rating from a handful of reviews, which gives some idea of how things go day-to-day, and the focus stays on comfort, safety, and helping residents keep social connections and a sense of home.
