Finding the right Assisted Living Facility can be a tiring process. Some people may be more concerned with the services offered, while others want to find something affordable, and unfortunately residential care homes in Maryland are not all the same. So it is important that you thoroughly research the facilities you are considering. Learn more about the Roland Park Place assisted living facility in Baltimore, MD, including services offered, bed capacity and contact information.



Bed Capacity: 37

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Reviews:

This place suck at hiring people, when you call the human resource to check your status on your application the lady is never there to take calls nor voice mails. Then you call the department you applied for and ask them did they receive application on there desk, they will say no we haven't got any applications in weeks. I'm like WTF these people aint serious enough about hiring people.?
Source: Google

This facility (see profile at www.ourparents.com/28395) is an average sized, for profit, nursing home with 71 beds based in Baltimore, MD. At last check, the facility had 59 residents indicating that it is 83% occupied which is about average within the state of Maryland. The provider accepts only medicare, and provides resident and family counseling services. This nursing home and assisted living facility, is located in a continuing care retirement community (CCRC). As of October 2009, the medicare rating for Roland Park Place, was 3 stars, which is a better rating than 58% of nursing homes in Maryland. As compared to state averages for staffing, the number of registered nurse (RN) hours per resident per day is about average; Certified nursing assistant (CNA) hours per resident per day is higher than average; The number of licensed practical (LPN) or vocational nurse hours per resident per day is higher than average. The most recent health inspection was on 10/09/2008. When comparing the health condition of long stay residents to other nursing homes in Maryland, it is more likely for residents to have their ability to move around their room get worse and it is less likely for residents to have a urinary tract infection for highrisk residents to have pressure sores for lowrisk residents to lose control of their bowels. When comparing the health condition of short stay residents to other nursing homes in Maryland, it is less likely for residents to have pressure sores. To view the free and independent profile for this facility (its services, cost information, etc.), to understand more about its Medicare rating, and to view nearby alternatives go to www.ourparents.com/28395
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