Heartland House sits in the peaceful town of Grasonville, Maryland, and provides assisted living and memory care for older adults, usually for people aged 55 or 62 and above. This board and care home has a small and close-knit group of about 14 residents, making daily care and activities feel more personal. Residents can expect 24-hour supervision and assistance from a friendly and attentive staff, who help with bathing, dressing, grooming, and taking medicine as needed, and you'll always find staff ready to help at any hour. The home's design focuses on comfort, with cozy spaces like a Great Room with rocking chairs by a fireplace, a large family room with high ceilings and big windows, shared rooms for some, and bedrooms residents can decorate with their own things.
Heartland House emphasizes healthy, home-cooked meals prepared daily by a full-time cook, serving most meals at a big oak table in the dining room, making it easy for residents to chat and enjoy their food. Residents get one or two prepared meals each day, with a focus on nutrition and social time. The staff handles housekeeping and laundry, keeping living areas clean and tidy, which many families praise. Residents can watch cable TV in their rooms, relax by the goldfish pond, or enjoy landscaped gardens, a sun deck, screen house, or brick patio when the weather's good.
The facility offers a full schedule of social and recreational activities, like bingo, cards, crafts, and music, plus morning exercise to start the day. Heartland House offers transportation services for medical appointments and outings in the local area, with doctors, pharmacies, cafes, and parks nearby. Memory care is available for people with dementia, and the home provides medication management and assistance with all daily needs. General healthcare and specialized services can be arranged if residents need extra support.
Heartland House fits those wanting either all-inclusive services or extra support as needed, with independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing services all available under one roof or as part of the wider community. The atmosphere feels more like a home than a large institution, with an open-door policy so visitors can come without appointments, and the setting stays calm and welcoming for both residents and their families. Heartland House holds a state license valid until July 18, 2025, and has earned recognition for friendly service and quality care among Maryland's senior living providers, making it a safe and comfortable place for seniors who want a homelike setting with dependable help on hand.
