Meta House III

Meta House III, located at 3924-3926 N Maryland Ave, gives seniors many care options, so older adults can choose from independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, nursing home, rehabilitation, respite care, hospice care, adult day care, and home care, and the place also has eight specialist units for dementia care for those with memory loss, Alzheimer's, or other forms of dementia, with personalized plans and 24-hour support tailored for these needs, and they group their assisted living and memory care services together to make sure everyone gets the right kind of help, whether it's with meals, dressing, bathing, medication management, or even just daily activities and supervision, and the skilled nursing covers round-the-clock medical attention, wound care, rehabilitation, and full nursing support whenever needed, so people can keep as much independence as possible while still staying safe and comfortable. Meta House III provides living spaces including studios, one-bedrooms, and semi-private quarters, keeping things personal since it's licensed for just eight residents per home, so the staff can focus on each person with care routines that cover help with personal hygiene, grooming, and clothing choices, and they'll bring in stylists if someone needs hair care. In the kitchen they make three homemade dishes a day, with changes for everyone's diet if they have things like high blood pressure or diabetes, and there's an on-site dietitian helping with a dementia-friendly menu. Residents can join daily exercise or wellness classes, join board games or creative arts programs, try out music or pet therapy, spend time in library or reading rooms, socialize in the café, or relax in spa spots like the hot tub or steam room, and the garden and fitness areas help keep everyone active and connected. The chapel service supports spiritual needs, and transportation is always there for errands, religious visits, and medical appointments, and a licensed RN helps manage health monitoring on site. WiFi is available everywhere for easy online access, and there are social and educational programs for keeping minds sharp. For those needing temporary help, respite care helps families and caregivers take a break, while someone needing full-time help can move through different care levels as their needs change, so the focus stays on offering a safe, secure, and welcoming space where each senior gets the care and attention they need, in a steady and familiar setting.