Ovalstone Comfort Home 3 at Welling Lane offers a range of care options for seniors, including assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, skilled nursing, and both hospice and respite care for families who need a break. The community serves residents from Maryland, the District of Columbia, and Virginia, and has a team of caregivers on duty day and night, including registered nurses and medication technicians who help with medication management, bathing, dressing, and transfers. People can choose private or semi-private rooms-some units even come with kitchenettes-and all have safety features in place, with extra touches like emergency alert systems. The building is single-story, keeping everything within easy reach, and there's a focus on making spaces comfortable and homelike, so everyone feels like they belong.
Residents get three meals a day with menu options for special diets, including diabetes and allergy needs, and meals are served in a community dining room. Housekeeping, laundry, and linen services come standard, and there's staff available to help arrange medical appointments and supply transportation when needed. Round-the-clock supervision goes along with 24/7 care, plus on-site healthcare support from physicians, podiatrists, and pharmacy delivery services. Those who want to stay active have access to organized activities, movie nights, walking paths, scheduled programs, and community events, with many spaces set up for recreation, socializing, and entertainment.
Ovalstone Comfort Home 3 also includes home care and Medicare-certified home health services, for residents who want help at home without moving. The team works with each person to make sure all their health and daily living needs are met, using a case management approach that helps coordinate care. The rates start at $4,831 a month, and the community tries to promote dignity, kindness, and warm connections among residents. There's WiFi, cable TV, and phone service in rooms, along with transportation and parking, furnished common areas, and a garden. Everything is set up so people who need a little extra assistance can maintain as much independence as possible while still having help and support always nearby.
