Household of Angels Assisted in Crofton, Maryland, is a medium-sized residential care home with 15 beds, offering both assisted living and memory care in a private house setting, and folks say the average rating is about 7.7 out of 10, which seems pretty fair considering everything that goes into these kinds of places, with a staff-to-resident ratio of about 1 to 5 so there's always someone around in case help is needed. Residents usually live in spacious private suites with their own bathrooms, and big windows let in the sun, and there's an emergency call system in every room for safety, and the building's got door alarms, a fully fenced yard, and 24-hour awake night staff to keep everyone safe and comfortable, and all the common areas like the dining room, sunroom, porches, patios, and activities room are well-furnished, wheelchair friendly, and feel pretty homey in a way that's more personal than what you find in bigger places.
Meals get planned and cooked to be good for you, both for body and mind, and everyone eats together in the dining room, and if someone needs help with daily tasks-like bathing, dressing, or managing medicine-the staff can assist with a gentle hand, and there are extra services like podiatry care, physical and restorative therapy, psychiatric help, and palliative support, as well as a staff physician on site for those steady checkups, and household help like laundry, housekeeping, and maintenance are simply part of daily life, so you don't have to worry about those chores anymore.
For memory care, they do their best to keep residents with Alzheimer's or dementia safe without making anyone feel locked away, with structured programs designed to reduce confusion and wandering, memory activities, music therapy, and therapies for physical and emotional well-being, and everything's arranged with personal dignity and respect at heart, which matches their Christian values and the motto they display, "Lord, when I am not in pain, help me be concerned for those in pain." A chapel hosts regular spiritual services, visiting pastors and chaplaincy bring hope and comfort, and there's a warm, friendly feeling between residents, caregivers, and staff, many of whom have been there a good long while so the place feels steady and sure, and their RN-owner has over 40 years of nursing experience and helps run things day to day.
Household of Angels Assisted takes care of lots of daily needs, from personal support and companionship to nursing home care, with extra help available for medical and safety needs, and the community emphasizes simple living with arts and crafts, social and educational activities, and a structured routine to support healthy, active, and fulfilling lives, all inside a place that doesn't feel too big or too small, but a place where most people can build strong bonds and keep up their independence and choice as much as possible. The facility is nonprofit, state-licensed, and does its best to provide for everyone, with published prices and monthly costs on their website, although Medicare coverage doesn't usually apply unless certification is met, and folks interested can get detailed information, community availability, ratings, reviews, and local advisor guidance free of charge if they ask for it.
The care home welcomes older adults from every background, and its focus is always on dignity, safety, and helping residents live the way they want, with as much support as needed in a safe, Christian, home-like environment.
