Solomons Nursing Center offers a wide range of care for seniors, and folks can find help with independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, rehab, and even hospice services if that's needed, and you know, the place has options for everything from short-term rehab after an illness or surgery to long-term stays, so people don't have to move around if their needs change. The center accepts Medicare and Medicaid, which makes it easier financially for lots of families, and it's set up as a for-profit corporation, and you can always count on nurse, therapy, and medical staff being there, because they've got registered staff hours and a dedicated board-certified physician who keeps an eye on things, plus 12-16 hour nursing coverage and a 24-hour call system, which gives peace of mind, especially for folks who need extra medical supervision or have serious health needs.
There are 10 beds and 15 private rooms, with 11 certified beds as of June 2025, so it's not too crowded, and you get places where you can have your own space like private rooms, individually climate-controlled air, private bathrooms, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and sometimes kitchenettes and telephones, so living there can still feel a whole lot like home, and the rooms are all furnished if you need that taken care of. You get access to feeding assistance, pharmacy services, diabetic care, incontinence care, and non-ambulatory care for those needing skilled medical help, plus therapy services including physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech or language therapy, and you know, that's important when you're working your way back after surgery or a spell in the hospital, and when it comes to rehabilitation, they have a highly effective program and help with discharge and admission planning too.
Meals are provided every day and are cooked by a professional chef, and there's all-day dining, which is handy if you get hungry at off-hours, plus they handle special dietary needs and allergies, and with medication management included, you don't have to worry about keeping track of everything on your own. There's always something going on in the community-movie nights, fitness and wellness rooms, a spa, art and music rooms, a library, a garden and walking paths, game rooms, and a theater-so there's quite a bit to choose from, whether you like devotional activities or just spending time outside, and there's a garden courtyard that's private and secure for anyone who loves fresh air but needs extra safety.
Community helps people stay connected with both a Resident Council and a Family Council, and they run activities aimed at keeping folks active socially, physically, and mentally, and there are staff and resident-led events, so you can still get involved and have a say in things. Services also cover help with dressing, bathing, transfers, and other daily routines, and there's homemaking, laundry, housekeeping, transportation, and even home care for those who need some things but want to stay more independent, or if you need time off, there's respite care for families. For emergencies, the center has an alert system so help is close at hand, and the facility has a history of high inspection scores, with long-term care often rated at A+ and short-term care getting an A-minus, so the level of care has been steady over time. Parking and move-in coordination make settling in easier, and when support is needed, family services help keep everyone on the same page. The center keeps a Facebook page if you want to see what's been going on, and the overall setup is designed for safety, daily comfort, and care, without overselling things-it's just a straightforward place for folks who need a little or a lot of help as the years go on.
