Independent Living in Baltimore, MD
Baltimore has 4 independent living, life plan and 55+ communities on Lilisity. 1 also holds a state license for assisted living or other care. The other 3 come from public records, because independent living is usually not licensed by the state. Lilisity publishes no score or ranking for these communities.
All 4 in Baltimore
Listed with state-licensed communities first, then by name. Being listed is not a rating.
| Community | Type | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Roland Park Place, West 40th Streetstate licensed830 West 40th Street | Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Continuing Care | 69 residents |
| Ednor Apartments I1040 E 33rd St | 55+ apartments | 110 apartments |
| Elkridge Estates of Roland Park6025 Roland Ave | 55+ apartments | 286 apartments |
| Park Heights Senior Apartments4710 Park Heights Ave | 55+ apartments | 100 apartments |
There are also 70 income-restricted senior apartment buildings in Baltimore, where rent is set by income. They are listed on the Baltimore City County page.
What the types mean
Independent living. Apartments or cottages for older adults who live on their own. Meals, activities, housekeeping and transport are often included or offered. Personal care is not part of it.
Life plan community. A campus with independent living plus assisted living, memory care or nursing care, usually with an entry fee and a contract that covers care later.
55+ apartments. Rental or co-op apartments for people 55 or 62 and over, with no care services.
Income-restricted senior apartments. Apartments for older adults with rent set by income, through HUD, USDA or tax-credit programs. There are income limits and often a wait list.
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