Assisted Living community - Hampton Meadows

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About This Community

Your loved ones deserve the attention and care that all of our gracious homes can and will provide. Located in Baltimore County and Anne Arundel County, Maryland, several of our homes are set in turn-of-the-century mansions designed to provide the highest standards of care and quality of life. As you enter one of our homes, you will find: commodious sitting rooms for ease and relaxation; libraries filled with endless novels, entertainment centers to engage our residents, as well as spacious dining rooms where we prepare delicious home-cooked meals.

Our care plans are customized to the needs of each individual. Prior to moving in we speak with you and your physician to find the right level of assistance that will allow you to enjoy your independence to the fullest. Together, we will compose an individual score to guide us in assisting you. Our top priority is the care and guidance of your loved one while maintaining the right level of independence for each and every person to live a fulfilled life.

Physical Accommodations: All utilities included (with the exception of private phones)

Private and Semi-Private Rooms
Spacious Common Areas
Inviting Living Room
Expansive Library
Engaging Entertainment Center
Air Conditioning
Cable Television
(3) Nutritious Home-Cooked Meals and Snacks

Enhanced Personal Services

Hair Care Amenities
Personal Laundry
Housekeeping
Respite (Short-term stay) Care
Daily Assistance with Bathing, Dressing, Grooming
Arranged Transportation
Medication Management
Established Wellness Programs
Personalized Health Care Management

The Homes of Assisted Living Management provide 24/7 supervision so our residents are nurtured in an enriching social, physical, emotional, and spiritual environment. We take pride in the relationships we build here, and the lives we can benefit with extreme attention to detail. Please give us a call to schedule a free tour.

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3.3 ( 4 Reviews )

Reviewer#RD0126mo

February 04, 2023

My dad is at Hampton Meadows. The good thing about them is that they're very flexible with pricing and that kind of thing. We're able to negotiate on the price, which is nice of them to do. The bad thing is that they said they could handle people who are a fall risk, but they really cannot at all. They have one person overnight for 15 people, so I would say they're way understaffed, and a lot of times the staff are not very engaging with the people there. They're not interacting with or helping the patients. It seems like they do pretty much the bare minimum that they can get away with, so that has been frustrating despite people asking for help. They could improve by getting more staff in there. Some staff members are very nice and helpful. Others were just sitting around watching TV or playing on their phones. They just kind of make the residents sit and watch TV, and they get upset if they try and do anything else. I think the food is one of their bright sides. It wasn't anything fancy, but I think my dad likes all the food. They have no activities. It's like an old house with a kind of narrow hallways to get through. It's not bad, but it's just kind of old and small. It hasn't been a great experience, but it is on the more affordable end of the spectrum.

angel12345

November 16, 2016

Hampton Meadows if fabulous. The facility is warm and friendly. When I arrived for the tour the residents were playing Bingo and having a great time. The only reason I didn't pick Hampton Meadows is because the location was too far for the rest of my family to visit.

Pam123987650

April 25, 2016

Hampton Meadows should be closed. The residents' bedrooms were not straightened up, and their beds were not made. There was a smell of urine, and the aides yelled at a person two times. The person I talked to was just OK.

Visitor106168250

February 19, 2015

Hampton Meadows is very nice. The people that worked there are incredibly lovely and passionate about taking care of the patients. They have a very lovely dining room that makes homemade meals. It was comfortable and engaging. They also had activities and transportation for excursions and shopping, but there was no private room available. We just really felt strongly that my mother-in-law would not transition well through a shared room. They had a companion in the room. It just wasn't the right fit for here, but it is a very nice place.