Assisted Living

Assisted Living is a residential program for people who need help with one or more activities of daily living. It provides you with housing and supportive services, so you can remain in a home-like setting while maintaining your independence and dignity. Assisted Living is not paid for by Medicare. Costs are usually covered by private funds, long-term care insurance, community options, Medicaid waivers, or veterans’ benefits.

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Find Your Assisted Living Community

The Maryland Health Care Commission's Quality Reporting resource can help you find Assisted Living communities filtered by location, capacity, rates, inspection reports, patient characteristics, and services available.

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Supporting Older Adults with Resources (SOAR)

SOAR provides partial financial support for assisted living monthly fees for low- to moderate-income older adults

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Project Home

Project Home, also known as C.A.R.E. (Certified Adult Residential Environment) is a supportive housing program for people with mental illnesses or other disabilities who need an adult foster family model of care that provides a stable, family-like living arrangement in the community.

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Other Resources

Contact MAP to learn more about supports that you may qualify for.

Nursing Homes offer 24-hour support for those with more complex medical needs who cannot live independently.
Long-Term Care Resources can help evaluate support options, calculate costs, and prepare for the future.
Veteran Housing Programs provide a range of supports to those who have served.

Learn More About Assisted Living

A Guide to Senior Living in Maryland can help you learn more about available senior living options, cost and payment information, top cities in Maryland for senior living, and other frequently asked questions.