Triple Care

Triple Care Assisted Living Facility sits at 1616 Perryville Road in Perryville, MD, and serves up to five elderly residents in a homey setting where people get help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, medication, eating, and getting around, and folks who come here will find both private and shared rooms, including something called the "Couples Retreat" for couples who want or need to stay together and have some help. There's 24-hour supervision, and the staff helps folks manage medications, meals, and housework, so nobody has to worry about cooking, cleaning, laundry, or taking care of the yard-everything is handled by staff, which can feel like a big relief. You've got a stepless entryway for easy access and an outdoor patio and garden area where people can sit outside, and bathrooms are made for easy use with features for walkers and wheelchairs, wider doorways, grab bars, and low entry showers, so getting around is as safe and as simple as possible. Triple Care serves three nutritionist-approved homemade meals a day, uses organic food when possible, offers healthy snacks all day, and makes changes for things like diabetes, allergies, or high blood pressure if someone needs it. There's a schedule with daily activities, outings, pet therapy, music, art, board games, community movie nights, a book room, exercise programs, a sauna and jacuzzi, and get-togethers, with support to help people join in, plus a call system that lets residents ask for help any time they need it. The place helps with transportation to medical appointments, errands, or church, and there are friendly churches, hospitals, and pharmacies nearby, which is important for folks who need to see their doctors or just want to participate in their regular routines. Each resident gets a room with air conditioning, furniture, their own phone, cable TV, kitchenettes, private bathrooms, and the place is fully furnished, with private suites or shared rooms depending on what people want or need. Staff takes care to manage any mobility issues, like two-person transfers, and will work with doctors for health care and medication needs, including support for insulin injections if that's part of someone's health routine. Cost for assisted living at Triple Care averages about $5,267 per month, and payment can come from private funds, long-term care insurance, or Veterans Aid and Attendance programs. The facility is licensed by Maryland's Department of Social Services and takes pride in being a small, supportive place that aims to give care in a safe, understanding, and respectful way, with tailored support and a focus on helping each person maintain as much independence as possible, and even though there aren't any reviews yet, some families appreciate the flexibility in choosing a room size or type that works best for their situation, and the move-in process comes with extra coordination to help folks settle in easier. The facility is all on one floor and has a quiet setting with nearby municipalities like Wilmington, Newark, and Philadelphia not far away, so families can visit without too much trouble. Triple Care aims to make daily living simple and comfortable for seniors who want both independence and help when they need it.