1 Bedroom
Memory Care · 1 bedroom
$5,000/month
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5135 Charlington Court, Frederick, MD
★ 5.026 reviewsvia A Place for Mom ↗
About the community
Azalia Home is a senior living community that offers quality care in a vibrant environment. Professional staff assist with a variety of health and personal care needs ranging from memory care to activities of daily living such as bathing, grooming, dressing, medication management, and more. Enjoy peace of mind and a stress-free lifestyle at Azalia Home. They have a 24/7 emergency call system, as well as on-site nursing and wellness team members to help ensure residents’ protection at all times. They also take care of the housekeeping and chores so you can focus on pursuing new hobbies, spending time with friends, relaxing, or participating in fulfilling activities. Residents have access to a variety of unique community perks and wellness programs, too. Use the art room, game room, theater, and more. Choose from a studio or a one- or two-bedroom apartment. State Licensing Information To explore the licensing information and compliance histories of senior living communities in the state of Maryland, visit the Maryland health facility search directory . Related Articles How to Talk to Someone With Dementia: 10 Expert Alzheimer’s Communication Strategies Caregiver Burnout: How to Identify and Reverse Course Finding Senior Living for Elderly Couples
Memory Care · 1 bedroom
$5,000/month
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$5,000/month
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★★★★★
PositiveVery accepting and accommodating. Affordable (towards the lower end of the range). Cozy feel. Consistency. I would recommend to others. A nice bright home with 8 residents is a great way to do assisted living.
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PositiveAzalia Home was so nice, neat, and clean...Nursing staff, phenomenal... Took very good care of my wife while there... They made her feel at home... The home gave you peace of mind... Few more items that could be added for patients who are mobile and like the out doors... Few more activities... P/T where needed...Walking ????? outside weather permitting ... Music ?? to listen to... Radio stations etc..... Adjust nursing salaries accordingly for things like this if not already included... Even during their downtimes…
★★★★★
PositiveWe were able to visit within 2 days and made a decision 2 days after that. Visited two other locations in between. The facility is very clean and bright. Food is good, communal dining. Large private room. Staff is friendly, attentive to detail, takes a bend but don't break approach to stubborn resistance, showing adaptability with determination to maintain order and safety. My father seems happy ( not always easy to assess with dementia). The tasks to bring about transition were not onerous. Cost is on the low end…
★★★★★
PositiveThe staff is exceptionally responsive to my father who has Alzheimer's. They take care of him in ways that I certainly know I could not do. I would recommend them to others who are searching for memory care for their loved one.
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PositiveI have nothing negative to say. They did a great job looking after my father while he was there. They truly cared and they did a great job.
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PositiveOur Advisor was excellent. She showed genuine concern for our needs for my sister. She guided us through the whole process of finding the perfect home . She was always there for any questions we had . She was a true professional .
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Coverage last checked August 2, 2026.