Revitz House

    6111 Montrose Rd, Rockville, MD, 20852
    4.7 · 12 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    4.0

    Lovely campus, caring staff, costly

    I live here and love the independent-living apartments, beautiful campus, in-house synagogue/Jewish traditions, kosher dining, fitness center, art room, piano, patio, shuttles, on-floor laundry and immaculate common areas. The staff are exceptionally warm and caring - 24-hour concierge, a welcoming front desk, and standout people like Mary Sweeney (an angel) and Adele who communicates perfectly - move-in was smooth and support is immediate. That said, management can be dictatorial, maintenance is slow (elevators, leaks), there have been pest issues and inspector citations, plus extra dining fees and rent increases that make it unaffordable for some. Overall it feels like home with wonderful staff and amenities, but weigh the cost and infrastructure concerns.

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    4.67 · 12 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      4.2
    • Meals

      3.3
    • Amenities

      3.8
    • Value

      3.0

    Pros

    • Caring, professional, and compassionate staff
    • Particularly praised staff members (Mary Sweeney and Adele)
    • 24-hour concierge and supportive front desk
    • Family-like, welcoming atmosphere
    • Immaculate and meticulously clean common areas
    • Extensive campus amenities (fitness center, art room, piano, computer center)
    • Remarkable and tasty kosher dining options
    • In-house synagogue services and observance of Jewish traditions
    • Independent living option for older adults and persons with disabilities
    • On-floor laundry and ample parking
    • Outdoor patio and pleasant campus setting with attractive views
    • Regular activities and weekly in-lobby entertainment
    • Daily activities displayed on screens near elevators
    • Transportation shuttles available
    • Smooth move-in process and immediate response/support reported by some
    • Managed by Charles E. Smith Communities
    • Affordable options for limited-income residents and grant funding noted
    • Clean, luxurious feel and highly professional management (per many reviewers)
    • Welcoming lobby with fireplace and pleasant social spaces

    Cons

    • Reports of slow maintenance response
    • Elevator reliability issues
    • Water leaks reported
    • Pest problems mentioned (roaches, bedbugs, rats)
    • Extra costs for some dining options
    • Rent increases and concerns about affordability for some
    • Allegations of dictatorial or heavy-handed management style
    • Inspector citations and references to facility problems by some reviewers
    • Contradictory reports about cleanliness and pest control
    • Perception of high pricing or unaffordability for some prospective residents

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment in the reviews is mixed but leans positive, with a strong emphasis on the quality of staff, community life, and campus amenities. Multiple reviewers highlight exceptionally compassionate and professional employees, naming Mary Sweeney (sales counselor) and Adele as standout communicators and sources of strong support. The front desk, 24-hour concierge, and director are repeatedly described as attentive, welcoming, and effective. Several accounts describe a family-like environment where new residents and families felt immediately comfortable and well cared for during move-in and in ongoing interactions.

    Facilities and amenities receive consistently favorable remarks. Reviewers note an attractive campus setting with pleasant views, outdoor patios, ample parking, and well-kept communal spaces such as a lobby with a fireplace, piano, art room, computer center, and fitness facility. On-floor laundry, transportation shuttles, and regular in-lobby entertainment contribute to convenience and social life. The dining program is frequently praised — especially kosher offerings — with comments describing the food as tasty and remarkable. Display screens near elevators showing daily activities and a range of social events contribute to a lively, engaged community atmosphere. The presence of an in-house synagogue and adherence to Jewish traditions are important positive features for residents who prioritize religious life.

    Care quality and community support are central strengths: reviewers emphasize compassionate, patient staff who respond quickly to resident needs, and many say the environment feels like home. Several reviews describe smooth move-ins and immediate support, and the institution is managed by Charles E. Smith Communities, which some reviewers cite as a positive organizational factor. The community offers an independent-living option suitable for older adults and persons with disabilities, and some comments indicate affordability for limited-income residents and mention grant funding that supports the facility.

    However, the reviews also contain notable and recurring concerns that prospective residents should consider. There are multiple reports of maintenance problems — including slow response times, elevator outages, and water leaks — which contradict the otherwise frequent praise for cleanliness and upkeep. More serious operational concerns appear in allegations of pest infestations (roaches, bedbugs, rats) reported by some reviewers; these reports conflict with other descriptions calling the facility immaculate. A few reviewers mention inspector citations and describe visible facility problems, suggesting that cleanliness and building condition may vary or have been an issue at certain times.

    Financial and management issues are another area of mixed feedback. While some reviewers note affordable options and grant support, others raise concerns about rent increases, extra charges for dining, and an overall perception of high pricing that could make the community unaffordable for some. A small number of reviewers characterize management as dictatorial or heavy-handed, which contrasts with the many compliments about effective and caring staff; this suggests uneven experiences with administrative leadership depending on individual interactions or time periods.

    In summary, most reviewers emphasize strong, compassionate staff, a welcoming and active community, and a rich set of amenities — especially for residents seeking kosher dining and Jewish communal life. At the same time, there are enough reports of maintenance, pest, and management concerns that prospective residents should verify current building condition, pest-control records, inspector reports, and recent maintenance responsiveness. Visiting in person, speaking directly with named staff (e.g., Mary Sweeney or Adele), and asking for documentation about pest control, maintenance logs, recent inspections, and a clear explanation of fees and any extra dining costs are recommended steps to reconcile the largely positive community and staff experience with the more serious operational complaints found in some reviews.

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    About Revitz House

    Revitz House sits right in the heart of Rockville, Maryland, with a high-rise building that has recently been remodeled and you'll find an affordable, age-restricted community there for older adults and people with disabilities, and there are different one-bedroom apartments-standard and deluxe, some with easy access for wheelchairs or walkers-and the building feels safe and welcoming, especially since the staff are friendly, fully trained, and always around to help anytime, day or night, whether you need the 24-hour concierge or help with emergencies through the personal emergency response system. There's a strong focus on independent living, but if you need more help, Revitz House connects you with the SmithLife Home Care program, which covers personal care like dressing, bathing, laundry, and grooming, and the community works with the Hirsh Health Center and the Warren R. Slavin Post-Acute Care Center, so you can get physician services and therapy-physical, speech, and occupational-right on campus without having to travel too far.

    The memory care wing uses extra safety features, trained staff, and programming for people living with dementia or Alzheimer's, and they make individualized care plans to keep residents secure but also active as much as possible. People can bring pets, use washers and dryers, and cook in their own kitchens or kitchenettes, and every apartment has things like cable TV, sprinkler systems, and handrails; there's free wifi, guest parking, and cleaning staff who disinfect common areas, plus modern sanitizing stations throughout all buildings, which helps keep everyone healthy. There's plenty to do every day, with the closed-circuit Touchtown TV system that shares what's going on, so you won't miss out on group movie nights, arts and crafts sessions, health classes, book discussions, or outings, and you can always relax in the fitness center, salon, game room, or the community garden and patio.

    Revitz House keeps a kosher kitchen ready, serving things that feel like home-chicken soup with matzo balls, beef brisket, stuffed cabbage, apple cake, and there's a central dining room where folks can eat together, which helps new neighbors become friends. The building has features for the Deaf and the rooms work for people who use wheelchairs or need extra support. Activities and lifestyle programs focus on staying active, creative, and well, and there are efforts to keep things affordable and accessible, especially for the Jewish community, but all who qualify are welcome. Residents can use transportation services for getting to appointments or when going out in Rockville or North Bethesda nearby, and the location puts you close to hospitals, doctors, stores, and everything Montgomery County has to offer. Revitz House has a comfortable style that lets people stay independent for as long as they want, while knowing extra nursing or memory care is close at hand if needed, and it's a place where folks from all walks of life can feel at home, following best practices to help seniors stay safe, socialize, and make the most out of each day.

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