Whitewood Assisted Living sits on four quiet acres at 112 Collier Road, Grasonville, MD, where tall trees and gardens surround the place and you can find residents walking the lawns or spending time with pets because the facility does allow pets, and there's always the sound of conversation or laughter in the common areas since the staff, who are friendly and keep a good mood, manage to make everyone feel welcome. The rooms are all private with their own bathrooms, and everything's designed for comfort and safety, so people who need help with things like bathing, dressing, or getting to doctor's appointments can get it from staff who know exactly what to do since the community keeps a high caregiver-to-resident ratio-usually about 3 or 4 residents to each caregiver, which means residents never go long without help if they need it.
You'll find a range of care levels here-from independent apartments to assisted living and even memory care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, so there's a place for people needing just a little support or a fair bit more, with care always shaped to what the person needs because every resident gets a care plan designed just for them. Meals are cooked right at the home with an emphasis on nutrition and taste, served three times a day, and housekeeping is regular to make sure everything stays clean-folks like that there's no unpleasant smells and the whole place always looks well cared for.
Life at Whitewood means help with medication, assistance with personal hygiene for those who need it, transportation to local doctors, and all sorts of activities, from social gatherings and games to more peaceful times spent in the gardens, with devotional services offered for those who want them. There's respite care for short stays and hospice care for those in need, so families know their loved ones can get compassionate support at every stage. The building itself meets high safety standards, and the grounds provide space to walk and relax, with wheelchair-accessible showers and easy access for people with mobility needs.
Residents can join in community events, learning activities, and entertainment, which makes for an environment that encourages staying active and connected with others, and staff take time to sit for a chat or simply listen, focusing on supporting independence while making sure everyone feels comfortable, respected, and part of the community. Whitewood Assisted Living operates under state license AL000702, with tours available for those wanting to see things for themselves, and prices for assisted living services start at $3,400 each month. The center's rating is 4.2 out of 5 from a handful of reviews, which says most folks are content with the care and atmosphere.
