We visited Frostburg when they had just opened. It wasn't very large and we found it seemed very nice. The people who lived there were happy. They may have an Alzheimer's unit as well as apartments for independent living. They have help and meals if you need it. There were no showers in the rooms; they help you bathe there.

The facility was clean and well-kept. My great-grandfather had no issues with the facility. The staff seemed well trained and were friendly. The grounds were clean and the residents appeared to have lots of abilities to travel around the facility. There were plenty of gamerooms and activities. My great-grandfather mentioned some activities that were hosted at the facility. The residents seemed to be able to leave with friends/relatives if they were in good health. The nurses gave medicine to the residents on a regular basis and my great-grandfather had no issues with his medical care. As he stayed there longer, his health began to decline. He also had Alzheimer's disease. The nurses seemed familiar with the symptoms and were able to accommodate his ever changing needs. My great-grandfather passed away at the facility, and the facility provided excellent help during our time dealing with a funeral home. The facility provided us with his belongings in neatly organized boxes and treated him with dignity throughout the process.