Victory Assisted Living sits in Lanham, MD, near Doctor's Community Hospital and convenient to bus lines, the Beltway, New Carrollton, Greenbelt, and Piney Branch metro rails, and I have to say, the place really covers most things seniors living might need, working as a supportive, home-like space for those looking for personalized care. The setting isn't huge, with just five assisted living units, so the staff can give more attention to each resident, whether they're in a shared apartment, a private suite, a one-bedroom, or a studio, and rooms come fully furnished with private bathrooms, cable TV, Wi-Fi, phone service, air conditioning, handicap accessibility, and even kitchenettes for those who want them. Meals are prepared onsite using organic ingredients, catering to allergies, diabetes, vegan, vegetarian, low sodium, and no sugar preferences, while residents can choose anytime dining or scheduled meals in the dining room, plus snacks always being available, and you see, that's something some folks really seem to enjoy, just having choices. There's a laundry list of help available, too, covering activities of daily living like bathing, dressing, grooming, feeding by spoon if needed, transfer help, and even Parkinson's disease and dementia care, as well as medication management and incontinence or non-ambulatory care, with home health care, memory care, hospice care, and long-term skilled nursing all on hand, so once someone lives here, they usually don't need to look for more help elsewhere.
Victory Assisted Living prides itself on having staff on duty round the clock, including awake overnight staff, with a visiting physician, a chaplain, and an activities director, so there's always someone close for support or to answer questions, and they'll tailor services to each resident's needs, reviewing care plans as health or room choices change, and organizing outings, arts and crafts, movie nights, and other social events for a little extra community spirit. The activities director plans events and weekly sightseeing trips, with a game room, chapel, theater room, library, and art studio for people who want to stay busy or practice a hobby, and there are gardens plus walking paths for fresh air and easy movement. Residents get transportation to doctor appointments and other places, though sometimes there's a small extra cost, and there's safe parking for those who still drive. The building has a 24-hour emergency response system, security, regular check-ins, and service plans made for each person's needs and preferences, even special help for those with memory loss or who need more hands-on living.
Housekeeping, dry cleaning, and linen service keeps things tidy, and medication management, pharmacy delivery, and connections with visiting healthcare providers help families feel settled. Advisors help families compare choices, pick the right community, and figure out what fits their budget, all without cost and families can see photos online or send feedback through a contact form. Residents keep their sense of freedom, choosing their doctors and practicing their religion, with the place run by registered nurses with more than 25 years' experience and always aiming to respect each person's wishes for privacy and daily living. The whole setup is about providing reliable help with basic living, making daily life easier, and offering peace of mind in a warm place that feels like home, and people seem to appreciate that, with high marks on reviews and some kind words about care and staff. Victory Assisted Living tries to offer a simple, flexible, and affordable living choice for seniors in Lanham and Prince George's County, whether someone just needs a little help a few hours a day, full-time nursing, or memory and end-of-life care, and they do their best to keep families informed every step of the way.
