Bon Secours Liberty Village

Bon Secours Liberty Village sits at 3000 Towanda Avenue in Baltimore, and has been a part of the community since 1998, though the main building finished earlier in 1986, and the place covers about 54,895 square feet with 85 apartments that come in both one and two-bedroom layouts, providing space for individuals, families, and seniors depending on what people need, and you'll find a wide range of senior care here including assisted living, independent living, memory care, nursing care, respite care, continuing care, and home care, as well as adult day care supported by kind and well-trained staff. The property welcomes folks with special needs and seniors over 62, and also people with disabilities of any age, plus, it works with the LIHTC program, so Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers are accepted to help with affordable rent, and while there's no project-based rental subsidy, renters usually need to cover the full rent unless they've got a voucher, but the newer construction means the apartments tend to be larger with nice amenities, and there's often no long waiting list for a unit. Some of the features residents have here include 24-hour emergency maintenance, fully equipped kitchens, in-unit washer and dryer, central air conditioning and heating, furnished outdoor courtyards, Wi-Fi, and modern community rooms with fireplaces, and the property itself is surrounded by green spaces and gardens, with easy access to neighborhood services, churches, local health and specialty care offices, clinics, emergency rooms, and public transportation. There's a fitness area, rooms for activities and gatherings, spaces for children, pool tables, and places to socialize, and the staff offer help like counseling, family consultation, workshops, and support groups, as well as hospice care, lab services, imaging, spiritual care, and major health services like primary care, oncology, urgent care, orthopedics, and heart and vascular care. The facility pays attention to the needs of seniors, people with disabilities, and some special populations by including support in both apartment living and home care, and units like Bon Secours Benet House and Bon Secours Hollins Terrace are also part of this community, with the aim to help people live in comfort and dignity, and some buildings are certified with LEED standards, featuring things like living roofs for better energy use. Hours run from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM on weekdays, and there's a steady focus on supporting people's daily living, health, and quality of life through a combination of care programs, accessible amenities, and a close connection with the local area.