One number.
It doesn’t change later.
We run one home. Eight residents maximum. In Columbia, Maryland. This isn’t a network or a franchise. It’s one house. And the way we charge reflects that.
"We were told one rate a month. By month three, we were paying nearly double."
We hear this all the time from families who call us after a bad experience somewhere else. A facility advertises a low base rate. What they don't say upfront is that every care task costs extra. A "care point" for help with dressing, another for escorting to the dining room, another for a medication reminder.
As your parent's needs increase, which they often do, so does the monthly bill. The number keeps changing. And you stop trusting what you’re being told. Families end up comparing bills instead of focusing on their loved one.
We built our model to be the opposite of that. One flat monthly rate. Everything included. The same bill every month. If your parent needs more help this week than last, the number doesn’t change.
What this looks like in real life
This is how the house actually runs every day.
24/7 Awake Care
Our caregivers don't sleep on shift. They stay awake through the night, so your parent doesn't have to press a button and wait while someone is roused from a cot.
Clinical Oversight
Our clinical team, both Doctors of Physical Therapy, monitor every resident daily. This isn’t a checkbox. It’s how decisions actually get made here.
Medication Management
Every medication, every dose, logged and administered by trained staff. No pill organizer left on a nightstand. No family chasing refills.
Full Personal Assistance
Bathing, dressing, toileting, transfers. Whether it takes 20 minutes or an hour, it's part of what we do. We don't clock care time.
Meals & Snacks
Home-cooked food served throughout the day. Not a tray dropped off at a door. A shared table, with people who know your parent’s preferences.
Housekeeping & Laundry
Your loved one's room is kept clean and their laundry done. These aren't optional add-ons. They're part of living here with dignity.
Move-in process
When someone moves into our home, we spend time understanding their medical history, mobility, and daily routines so care is set up properly from day one.
There is a one-time move-in fee that covers onboarding, preparation, and setup before arrival.