Hebron Care Center II

Hebron Care Center II sits in a quiet neighborhood at 9522 Piaffe Circle in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, and runs as a small, family-owned assisted living home with space for five residents, focusing on keeping things peaceful and homelike so folks can feel comfortable, with private or semi-private rooms, fully furnished spaces, kitchenettes, and bathrooms that are easy to access, plus air-conditioning, cable, and Wi-Fi for everyone. The place is part of a group with a good local reputation in areas like Bowie, Washington, and Alexandria and has support from experienced caregivers, including a Licensed Practical Nurse with 20 years of experience, certified assisted living managers, and med techs, and offers a high staff-to-resident ratio so there's always help nearby, whether someone needs assistance with bathing, dressing, transfers, incontinence support, diabetes care, or just daily routines. Residents get regular meals prepared with organic foods and special diets, help with housekeeping and laundry, and someone to manage medications-plus transportation arranged for doctor's visits and a spot for family to visit, and there's always a staff member ready day or night, so it's a good spot for folks who need round-the-clock supervision but also want a bit of independence. There are scheduled activities and movie nights, walking paths and gardens outside, community dining rooms, a spacious kitchen, and room for residents to bring a pet if they want, with the whole place built for comfort and safety, right down to the emergency alert system and regular checks. Families say the community feels joyful and supportive-review scores average 9.9 out of 10 based on eight reviews-and the owner has a nursing background that's been helpful for keeping things running smoothly and advocating for people's needs. Residents have choices with private suites or shared rooms, all set up to be low-maintenance, and options for those needing short-term respite care too, with routine health services, coordination with outside providers, and a focus on general wellness in a way that seems to bring everyone together. The mission's simple: help people live as independently as possible while making sure there's help with personal care, medication, meals, transportation, and the chance to join in activities that suit all interests-all in a small, safe, connected house in Upper Marlboro.