Bel Air Assisted Living

About the community

About Bel Air Assisted Living

Bel Air Assisted Living in Bel Air, Maryland, prides itself in providing personalized care with a high ratio of caregivers to residents, setting the community apart as a premier option for senior living in the state. From its homelike architecture to a low turnover of staff, the privately owned and operated community creates a family atmosphere for your loved one. Lush wooded areas surround the town of Bel Air, a central hub of Hartford County with regional health care providers, shopping, entertainment, and a historic district — all not far from Chesapeake Bay and the Susquehanna River. Meanwhile, the bigger city amenities offered by the Baltimore area are 30 miles away or less. The community offers assisted living, independent living, respite and hospice care, and rehabilitation, and the staff is trained and certified in Alzheimer’s and dementia care. For the safety and convenience of residents, the University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Medical Center is less than 10 minutes away. Bel Air Assisted Living Services and Amenities The community provides fresh-cooked meals prepared by a chef and assistance with activities of daily living, including walking, dressing, eating, bathing, grooming, and toileting. Additionally, a hair stylist, manicurist, and podiatrist service is available on-site. Housekeeping and laundry services are provided. For medical needs, the community has weekly in-house visits from a primary care physician; physical, occupational, respiratory, and speech therapies coordinated on-site; and ongoing monitoring of medications. Every month has an activity theme to keep your loved one engaged and entertained. For example, residents have participated in a scrapbook club, church services, gardening, and exercise classes. Living Arrangements Bel Air Assisted Living has 16 suites with private bathrooms, dedicated telephone service, cable TV availability, a digital call bell system, and other amenities. Related Articles Assisted Living vs. Board and Care Homes Options for Couples in Assisted Living Best Activities for Seniors in Assisted Living