Charter Senior Living of Woodholme Crossing

Charter Senior Living of Woodholme Crossing sits right on the edge of Woodholme Country Club in Pikesville, close by Reisterstown and Owings Mills, and you can tell they're always working to keep things up-to-date because there's a big renovation going on with new furniture, decorations, and all the little touches you notice when you've been around a while. The place is part of the Charter Senior Living brand, which is known for offering different kinds of support all in one spot, so someone can move in needing hardly any help or in need of more care, and get what suits them best, whether that means regular residential living, assisted living for folks who could use a hand with things like getting dressed or remembering medicine, or even specialized attention in what they call their Flourish℠ memory care for people living with Alzheimer's or other memory issues. The memory care areas are set up to be safe, limit confusion, and help prevent wandering, and they really do focus on making each person's experience feel personal, so nearly everyone's care has a bit of tailoring to what works for them. They've got programs that keep people moving, socializing, and learning, and there are always activities to join for those who want to stay busy in body and mind, and you'll see they have various entertainment options, too, plus you'll find chef-prepared meals that try to keep nutrition and taste in mind. The whole place is pet friendly, visitors can come by any time around the clock, and there's a partnership with Joe & Bella for adaptive clothing to help anyone who has trouble with buttons or needs something easier to put on whether standing or seated. The community also supports the Alzheimer's Association by joining in The Longest Day campaign, which helps raise funds and awareness for people facing memory loss. Charter Senior Living of Woodholme Crossing tries to offer a dignified, independent life while helping each person with the extra support they may need as time goes by, and because they're part of the Greater Baltimore Chamber of Commerce, there's a feeling they're pretty involved locally, all while focusing on creating a welcoming place with varied choices for living and daily life.