Commonwealth Senior Living at Bel Air
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- 1415 St. Francis Road, Bel Air, MD 21014
- (410) 420-6700
- 4.6 ( 2 reviews )
- Assisted Living and Memory Care
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About This Community
Welcome to Commonwealth Senior Living at Bel Air! We believe in personal and dignified care which is why team members are on-site 24 hours a day and we develop an individualized care plan for each resident. We understand that everyone has unique needs and we tailor services to our residents, such as medication management and weekly housekeeping and linen service.
The attentive and experienced caregivers provide compassionate care to residents who have all the comforts of home and maintenance-free living surrounded by friends and neighbors! Our residents quickly become like family. With a variety of living options, you'll be sure to feel right at home.
Reviews
4.6
( 2 Reviews )
J.S.
March 20, 2021
My mom is at the memory care of Commonwealth Senior Living at Bel Air. Our experience with them has been great. The staff is wonderful, and she said the food is good. They have all kinds of activities, like music, quizzes, bingo, art projects, and singing songs. Before COVID, they would go out, but I think they're about to be able to go out on bus trips now; however, they won't get off the bus at this point. They also have movie nights and happy hours. It's a small place, but they have beautiful grounds, including a couple of patios.
Debbie
July 31, 2018
It is beautiful and relatively small, so it has a very home-like atmosphere. The place is quite lovely. The staff members are very caring, very nurturing, and very cooperative with us. We have been very happy with the care that my mom is receiving there. The food is excellent. My mom is really not able to eat too much because she just had surgery; however, when she first went in and was able to eat, she was eating a lot more than she was at other place because the food was more like home-cooked meals as opposed to hospital-type food. They have a special unit for the memory care patients. My mom is quite advanced in her dementia, so she is in their special unit. They provide things for them to do to keep their hands busy.
