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A small nurse-run home in Columbia, MD · Columbia, MD
A small nurse-run home in Columbia, MD · Columbia, MD
A note from Amber
Hi, I'm Amber — a licensed nurse, and this is the house. I run a small home for a few live-in residents: I cook the meals, dispense the medication, and answer my own phone. If a large community didn't feel right for the person you're caring for, I'd love to talk.
Maryland Assisted Living License #AL-12345 · Last state inspection: March 2025 · No deficiencies
A quiet street in Columbia, a house refurbished room by room to actually work for the people who live here — wide doorways, sun in every bedroom, raised beds in the back garden. No institutional feel. It's a house, run as a house.
A small group of older adults who chose a house over a community. Some are recovering from a fall or a hospital stay. Some are managing memory loss in its gentler stages. Some are widows or widowers who simply got tired of living alone. They share a kitchen, a living room, a back garden, and a nurse who knows what each of them needs without having to ask.
Each has their own private room and bathroom. Each has family that visits as often as they like — daily for some, monthly for others, sometimes only at holidays. None of them was looking for a "lifestyle" when they came here. They were looking for somewhere to live.
Coffee at six, breakfast at eight, lunch at noon, dinner at six — all of us together at the table. Quiet hours in the afternoon, cards or visitors most days, music on the porch when the weather's good. Bed when the body wants it. A nurse on duty around the clock.
I'm a registered nurse and I live in the house most nights. I do the cooking, dispense the medication, handle the laundry, drive residents to medical appointments, and take the overnight bell when it rings. One trusted relief nurse covers the rare night I'm off. We're licensed by the state for assisted living.
We've cared well for residents with mild-to-moderate dementia, Parkinson's, post-stroke recovery, diabetes management, incontinence, and limited mobility. What this home isn't licensed for: skilled nursing, active hospice on a ventilator, or advanced behavioral memory care. If those are the level of need, there are larger facilities that do that work properly and I'm happy to point you to the ones I trust.
If a resident's needs grow past what I can safely provide alone, I'll say so directly. That's part of how this works.
If you'd like to see the house, drop by — no tour script, no sales pitch. Visit Us has directions, hours, and a plain-language breakdown of what living here costs.
Text or call anytime, even weekends.
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