Assisted Living Facilities List

Assisted living facilities provide services in non-institutional settings to meet the needs of adults who require assistance in carrying out activities of daily living (ADLs), including taking their medications, bathing, dressing, eating, and grooming. Among these ADLs, medication and nutritional deficits represent the principal reasons for needing assisted living services. Other instrumental activities of daily living, such as shopping for personal needs or arranging for medical services, are also offered by the assisted living proprietor or coordinated with family members and/or local community agencies. 

Each home provides a level of care (high, moderate, or low) for which the program has been licensed and approved by the Maryland Office of Health Care Quality. Each resident, in turn, is assessed to determine his or her particular level of care.

To be licensed as an assisted living program, home providers must follow the procedure delineated by COMAR 10.07.14.07, including procuring county zoning, life safety, and building code approvals. Homes are subsequently evaluated every 12-15 months. Additional monitoring and investigations are conducted to ensure regulatory compliance. Statements of survey deficiencies, findings of complaint investigations, and plans of correction are available for review at each facility. 

Financial assistance may be available to residents that are eligible through the Community Options Waiver. Residents must be financially and medically eligible, and providers must accept a fee covering costs from combined federal/state and client contributions. Also, the Senior Assisted Living Subsidy Program (SALS) may be available to cover a partial cost of the monthly fee to residents in the majority of homes serving four to sixteen residents. 

For further information on assisted living program homes and financial assistance, please contact the Anne Arundel County Department of Aging and Disabilities, Information and Assistance/MAP Program at 410-222-4257.

The Maryland Office of Health Care Quality inspects these homes. (* Indicates approved community option waiver home; + indicates approved subsidy home; bracketed numbers indicate the level of care for which the home has been approved: I = low, II = moderate, III = high; parenthetical numbers equal bed capacity.) Please note that the inspection reports for these
homes may be reviewed by emailing the Office of Health Care Quality (ohcq.pia@maryland.gov). In addition, the Statement of Deficiencies from the most recent survey or complaint investigation (including a plan of correction) must be posted conspicuously in each home.

(*) Indicates approved community option waiver home; the (+) indicates an approved subsidy home; bracketed numbers indicate the level of care for which the home has been approved, I = low, II = moderate, III = high; parenthetical numbers equal bed capacity. Please note that the inspection reports for these homes should be available for review at the facility.

The Maryland Office of Health Care Quality inspects these homes. (*) Indicates approved waiver home; bracketed numbers indicate level of care for which the home has been approved, I = low, II = moderate, III = high; parenthetical numbers equal bed capacity. Please note that the inspection reports for these homes may be reviewed by calling the Office of Health Care
Quality (410-402-8217). In addition, the Statement of Deficiencies from the most recent survey or complaint investigation (including a plan of correction) must be posted conspicuously in each home.