Peregrine Senior Living at Salisbury in Salisbury, Maryland, offers a mix of assisted living, independent living, memory care, and respite care in a multi-floor building near local shops, restaurants, and the TidalHealth Peninsula Regional hospital. Residents can book a tour to see rooms, meet staff and residents, and get a feel for daily life, which includes all kinds of activities and amenities like social and spiritual programs, gardening in the gardener's workshop, facilitated outings, and a full calendar with arts, crafts, music, and fitness classes. The grounds have safe courtyards, walking paths, outdoor common areas, a butterfly and hummingbird garden, and the main street-style area that makes moving around simple. All apartments have private bathrooms with showers, individual climate control, kitchenettes, closets, Wi-Fi, cable TV, and emergency call buttons in the bedrooms, bathrooms, and common spaces so help is always close by.
People living at Peregrine can enjoy restaurant-style dining with flexible meal times, room service, guest meals, and menus that include special diets for things like low sugar or low sodium, and everything's made by professional chefs who try to keep the food both tasty and healthy. There's also a beauty salon and barber, a TV lounge, fireplaces in the shared areas, an activity center, and a library, plus free Wi-Fi everywhere, which a lot of folks like for staying connected with friends and family. The community welcomes pets as well, whether it's the resident's own or a visitor, though pet care remains the owner's job, and there is a smoking area set aside away from the main building.
Care and support cover a wide range, including medication management, help with bathing, dressing, walking, wheelchair use, and support for those with cognitive issues through specialized memory care, personalized plans, and secure spaces. Residents can count on housekeeping, laundry, maintenance, and linen services handled by staff, and there's always help available thanks to a 24-hour emergency call system. Therapeutic and wellness programs include occupational therapy, physical therapy, pet therapy, and sensory-focused activities like snoezelen, which gives folks something new and engaging each day. Support groups and validation therapy help those facing memory loss and their families, and the staff are known for being kind, patient, and respectful, often praised for making things easier for everyone.
Peregrine Senior Living uses The Peregrine Way® philosophy, which encourages growth and engagement in spiritual, intellectual, and social life. Activities range from gardening and music to religious services of different faiths and group outings for shopping or eating out, and both communal and private dining spaces are available, so residents can be as social or private as they want. The community is wheelchair accessible, with elevators, accessible bathrooms, and transportation services both included and available at added cost. Payment options include checks, credit cards, private pay, long-term care insurance, and Veterans Aid benefits, and residents pay an entry fee of $2,500, while the facility holds the state license number 22a10061-D. At Peregrine, there's an ongoing focus on making sure older adults can still enjoy life, grow in new ways, and feel comfortable in a setting that adapts as care needs change, all while keeping a friendly and close-knit community atmosphere.
