Atrium Village sits on several wooded acres in Owings Mills, MD, with a cheerful multi-story building featuring classic design and red brick. The community offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, short-term care, and even skilled nursing, so residents can stay as needs change. Apartments, which have been newly renovated, come in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom floor plans, many with large windows that let in a lot of natural light, and nice views of the countryside, plus features like remodeled kitchens, ample storage, and in-unit washers and dryers, so people can enjoy a maintenance-free lifestyle without worrying about repairs or upkeep, and have full access to Wi-Fi throughout. Safety features like emergency call systems and step-in showers are standard in assisted living and memory care apartments.
Residents get three meals daily in restaurant-style dining rooms with guest meals available, and kitchen appliances-like stove tops and full-size fridges-are included in the apartments in case someone wants to cook. The menus, often praised, focus on fresh, nutritious food, with options for special diets such as vegetarian, gluten-free, low-sodium, and no-sugar meals. People can eat in private or communal dining rooms, and room service is an option. There's a bistro café, too.
Atrium Village offers a wide range of activities, both on and offsite, such as art classes in the art studio, game nights, movie rooms, fitness classes including yoga and stretching, Brain Health University™ programs for cognitive activities, music events, gardening with raised beds, and religious services for Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish residents, with visiting chaplains and rabbis. There's an enclosed courtyard, outdoor and indoor walking paths, a fireplace lounge, computer and media rooms, billiards, a game room, and a newly renovated library. The annual senior prom and Christmas celebrations with live music are important community events here.
There are weekly housekeeping and laundry services, property maintenance is taken care of, and an on-site barber and beauty salon keeps routines simple. The building is fully accessible with wheelchair-ready showers and elevators. Transportation is complimentary for appointments, medical visits, and shopping outings, but the property is also close to buslines and nearby stores and restaurants. Residents can use the resident portal to keep up with activities or request services.
Memory care residents have their own secured areas with caregivers trained in reminiscence therapy and specialized activities to support cognitive health, and there's a nurse on site part-time for wellness checks and medication reminders. Personal care assistants help with daily activities as needed, and hospice care is available. Short-term stays are possible, and the community accepts Medicaid, with entry fees starting at $2,500 and monthly rates depending on the level of care needed-independent living from $3,495, assisted living from $4,700, and memory care shared rates from $5,350. The community has an easy month-to-month lease, so families aren't locked into long contracts, and residents benefit from the ability to age in place.
Atrium Village's staff, managed by Artegan, is around 24/7, and residents and families find them to be helpful and kind. A community map helps new residents find their way. Tours, both walk-in and open house style, run weekly, letting prospective residents and their families see daily life, dining, and events up close. The grounds and shared spaces have been updated and are described as stunning after renovations, and residents seem to enjoy the peaceful, homelike feel, with comforts and services arranged like they would be for family.
