Future Care Charles Village sits in a historical North Baltimore neighborhood and offers skilled nursing and rehabilitation services in a boutique-style building that folks will find warm and inviting, with features like a marble fireplace, chandelier decor, and an elegant dining room where meals come restaurant-style. This place has 109 certified beds and has run under FutureCare, which is based in Pasadena, Maryland, since 2005. Staff include licensed geriatric nurse practitioners, attending physicians, a chief medical officer, and a team of therapists for physical, occupational, and speech needs, and they're there 24 hours a day, every day, supporting nursing care, diabetes management, and special therapy programs.
The building's got both private and semiprivate rooms, each with their own temperature controls and scenic city views, and residents can use wireless internet, lounge areas, a large activity room, and a beauty salon and barber services. Future Care Charles Village offers rehabilitation programs like CAMPStrong for amputees, STANDStrong for stroke recovery, HeartStrong for cardiac rehab, BreatheStrong for pulmonary care, and WalkStrong for orthopedic needs, all running alongside regular wound care, IV therapies, ventilator management, pain management, nutrition help, memory care for early memory loss, fall management, and dialysis services. Hospice and palliative care's on-site too, and there's a 0% use of restraints and lower-than-average use of antipsychotic medicine, catheters, and anxiety meds.
While flu and pneumonia vaccine rates stay high, and short-term residents see more successful discharges, there are a few trouble spots, like higher rates of depression, more residents in pain, and slightly more pressure ulcers than average for long-term care, plus there's ongoing challenges with maintaining healthy weight and independence among some residents. The facility had 15 deficiencies at its last state inspection, with 7 related to quality of care, and Medicare gives it a 3-star overall rating, though its quality measures and RN staffing both scored 4 stars. Residents also experience fewer falls with injury and fewer urinary tract infections compared to many other homes. The home operates as a for-profit location and offers 24-hour care supported by rehabilitation services seven days a week, with amenities like pharmacy, lab, and radiology support right there on-site for residents who need them.
