Compassionate Assisted Living and Memory Care in West Friendship, MD.
Compassionate Assisted Living and Memory Care in West Friendship, MD.
Discover a warm, family-focused community where seniors receive personalized care, meaningful engagement, and support every day.
Compassionate Assisted Living and
Memory Care in West Friendship, MD.
Discover a warm, family-focused community where seniors receive personalized care, meaningful engagement, and support every day.
Choosing the right care for a loved one is one of a family’s most important decisions. At Angels Touch Assisted Living in West Friendship, MD, care goes beyond daily needs, offering a warm, supportive home where residents are treated like family with comfort, connection, and dignity.
Set in Howard County’s quiet countryside, Angels Touch Assisted Living offers personalized care, close relationships, and the reassurance of experienced caregivers nearby. Families value the high-quality care—and the home-like feel—made possible by a small community and attentive staff.
From daily living support to memory care and short-term recovery, Angels Touch Assisted Living delivers compassionate, professional care tailored to each resident.
Personalized Assisted Living Services in Howard County
Every resident arrives with a unique story, routine, and set of needs. Angels Touch Assisted Living believes senior care should honor those individual experiences while providing the support necessary to maintain independence and quality of life.
Care plans are thoughtfully developed to reflect each resident’s preferences, health needs, and daily routines. Familiar caregivers take time to learn what makes each resident comfortable, from favorite meals to preferred activities, creating an environment where seniors feel understood and valued.
The goal is simple: to help residents continue living life with comfort, dignity, and meaningful engagement.
Assisted Living and Senior Care Services
Angels Touch Assisted Living offers a range of services designed to support residents physically, emotionally, and socially while maintaining a home-like environment.
Services include:
- Personalized assisted living care
- Memory care for Alzheimer’s and dementia
- Short-term respite and recovery stays
- Medication management and reminders
- Assistance with daily living activities
- Nutritious home-cooked meals
- Housekeeping and laundry services
- Physical, occupational, and speech therapy support
- Hospice and palliative care coordination
- Social activities and community outings
- Transportation for appointments and errands
These services allow residents to remain comfortable while families gain peace of mind knowing their loved ones are receiving attentive, compassionate care.
A Community Designed for Comfort, Safety, And Connection
Life at Angels Touch Assisted Living is built around community and engagement. Residents enjoy daily opportunities to socialize, participate in activities, and explore interests that bring joy and purpose to their day.
From shared meals and holiday celebrations to gardening, music programs, and group outings, the community is filled with moments that foster connection and belonging. A full calendar of activities encourages residents to remain active mentally, physically, and socially.
Safety is also a top priority. The residence includes modern safety features, accessibility accommodations, and thoughtful design elements that help residents move comfortably and confidently throughout the home.
The small community size allows caregivers to maintain a strong presence while still respecting each resident’s independence and personal space.
Experience the Difference at Angels Touch Assisted Living
Families searching for assisted living in West Friendship, MD, often say they notice something special the moment they walk through the doors of Angels Touch Assisted Living. It is the warmth of the environment, the friendliness of the caregivers, and the sense that residents truly belong here.
If you are exploring care options for a loved one, visiting the community can provide reassurance and clarity during an important decision.
Angels Touch Assisted Living welcomes families to learn more about the services offered and experience the environment firsthand.
Phone:
410-442-9800
Location: West Friendship, MD
A caring team is ready to answer questions, provide guidance, and help families find the right path forward for their loved ones.
Top 15 Essential Questions to Ask:
We invite you to explore these questions to gain deeper insight into how Angels Touch can provide the compassionate care and community your loved one deserves.
1. What is the total monthly cost, and what specific services are included?
Assisted living offers supportive housing for seniors who need help with daily tasks (such as bathing, medications, and meals) while maintaining independence. Monthly costs approximately range from $4,000–$11,000, often including rent, utilities, meals, and care services.
Care Levels & Typical Costs:
Level 1 (Low Care): $4,000–$6,200 -"Low-Level Care," provides minimal, occasional support for mostly independent seniors. Services typically include medication reminders, light assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) such as bathing or dressing, 24-hour security/emergency call systems, housekeeping, transportation, and meal services.
Level 2 (Moderate Care): $6,000–$7,500- Moderate Care includes hands-on assistance with dressing, grooming, bathing, and mobility (transfers). Services also cover medication management, health monitoring, housekeeping, meals (with feeding support if needed), social engagement, transportation, and ongoing supervision for safety.
Level 3 (High Care): $8,000–$11,000+ - High Care includes hands-on assistance with all daily activities (bathing, dressing, toileting, transfers), complex medication administration, 24/7 nursing oversight, mobility support, care coordination, and specialized behavioral supervision. Costs can increase as needs grow—confirm assessment criteria and reassessment frequency.
2. How are fee increases managed, and what happens if residents run out of money?
Fee increases are managed transparently and outlined in the residency agreement, and if a resident experiences financial hardship or runs out of funds, the facility collaborates with the resident and family to explore available options or plan a proper transition if continued care cannot be sustained.
3. What is the staff-to-resident ratio, particularly during night shifts?
The facility ensures support for residents’ safety and quality care. Staffing typically includes one caregiver for every 3–4 residents during the day and evening, and one awake caregiver for up to five residents overnight, ensuring continuous supervision, routine safety checks, and prompt response to resident needs.
4. How are staff trained, and what is the staff turnover rate?
Staff receive initial and ongoing training in resident care, safety, and emergency procedures, and the facility supports a low staff turnover rate to ensure continuity of care and strong resident caregiver relationships.
5. What specific levels of care are provided, and can they manage specialized needs (e.g., dementia, diabetes)?
The facility provides Level 1, Level 2 & Level 3 care, including assistance with daily activities, medication management, and support for specialized needs such as dementia and diabetes through individualized care plans.
6. How often are residents’ needs assessed to adjust their care plan?
Residents’ needs are assessed upon admission and regularly thereafter, as well as whenever there is a change in condition, to ensure care plans are updated appropriately.
7. Is there 24-hour nursing or medical staff supervision, or just on-call, and who administers medication?
Yes, the facility has a nurse available 24 hours a day, and medications are administered by licensed nursing staff or trained caregivers in accordance with physician orders and state regulations.
8. What is the facility’s philosophy regarding resident care and well-being?
The facility’s philosophy centers on providing compassionate, resident centered care that promotes dignity, safety, comfort, and overall, well being while supporting each resident’s individual needs and quality of life.
9. What safety and security measures are in place (e.g., security, emergency systems)?
The facility is equipped with safety and security measures including twenty-four hour supervision, emergency call systems, routine safety checks, and established emergency response procedures to always ensure resident safety.
10. What does a typical day look like, and what social activities are offered?
A typical day includes structured routines with meals, personal care, and rest periods, along with social activities such as light exercise, games, music, crafts, and group interaction tailored to residents’ abilities and interests.
11. What are the dining options, and can they accommodate special dietary or religious needs?
The facility provides nutritious, home cooked meals daily and can accommodate special dietary needs, including medical, cultural, and religious preferences, as part of each resident’s individualized care plan.
12. Is transportation provided for doctor appointments or shopping?
Transportation may be provided for medical appointments and essential outings, such as shopping, based on resident needs and availability.
13. What is the move-out policy, and under what conditions might a resident be asked to leave?
The move out policy is clearly outlined in the residency agreement, and a resident may be asked to move out if the facility can no longer safely meet their care needs, if there is a meaningful change in medical condition, or for noncompliance with policies, with appropriate notice provided whenever possible.
14. How does the facility manage emergencies (e.g., fire, pandemics, or resident falls)?
The facility follows established emergency protocols, including fire and evacuation procedures, infection control measures during pandemics, and immediate response and documentation for resident falls or medical emergencies, with staff trained to act promptly and appropriately.
15. Are pets allowed, and are there restrictions on size or breed?
Pets may be allowed on a case by case basis, subject to approval and reasonable restrictions on size, breed, and the resident’s ability to care for the pet safely.
16. Can residents come and go?
Residents may come and go based on their individual care plan and safety considerations, with staff notification or supervision provided needed to ensure resident well being.











