Overview & Care Philosophy
Care Matters Assisted Living
Personalized Care in a Small Residential Setting
Comfortable and Engaging Home-Like Living
- Small 6-resident community
- Community-Sponsored Activities
- Emergency Alert System
- Move-In Coordination
- Meal Preparation & Service
- Housekeeping, laundry, and linen services
Medical Services & Nutrition
- Clinical & ADL Support Services
- Gardening & green-thumb workshops
- Pottery, sculpting & painting courses
- Bridge & chess competitive leagues
- Scenic trail hikes & nature study
- Weekly movie night in the theater room
- Charity knitting & crafting circles
Amenities
Comfortable Living with Everyday Convenience
Designed to support an active, comfortable, and worry-free lifestyle, our amenities help residents enjoy each day with greater ease, connection, and peace of mind.
Nearby Local Resources
Hospitals, pharmacies, shopping, and scenic parks
Map
4003 Buckingham Road, Baltimore, MD 21207
- University of Maryland Rehabilitation & Orthopaedic Institute – approximately 3 miles Northwest Hospital Center – approximately 3 miles Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital – approximately 4 miles Sinai Hospital of Baltimore – approximately 4 miles
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Care Matters Assisted Living cost?
What type of care does Care Matters Assisted Living provide?
Where is Care Matters Assisted Living located?
How many residents can Care Matters Assisted Living accommodate?
Care Matters Assisted Living is a small residential assisted living community located at 4003 Buckingham Road in Baltimore. The community has a licensed capacity of 6 residents and is classified by Maryland as a Level III Assisted Living Program. It provides a more intimate residential setting with personalized assistance and supportive care.
Starting Base Rate:
Community Fee (One-Time):
Estimated Care Tier Costs:
Based on Assessment
* Rates listed are base prices. Personal physical or medical assistance costs are calculated following a direct clinical evaluation.
No Placement Fees — Paid by Community partners