Maristone of Franklin offers assisted living, memory care and short-term respite care. Assisted living offers studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments; memory care has studio apartments. Residents have access to activities, restaurant dining, transportation and indoor and outdoor shared spaces near downtown Franklin.
Markham House is a family-owned and operated assisted living residence in Portland, Oregon, with more than 40 years of experience and 63 beds. The residence specializes in tailored care plans, with on-site RN oversight and a detailed personal assessment before move-in, and describes itself as an intimate, tight-knit residence.
Martha Jefferson House is a nonprofit senior living residence in Charlottesville, Virginia, offering independent living, assisted living and long-term nursing care. The residence is centered on a 1921 Georgian-style brick mansion with landscaped grounds, and it was founded in 1957. It sits at the end of a private cul-de-sac near the University of Virginia, with shops, parks, museums, theaters and a library close by.
Martin Crest Assisted Living and Memory Care is a senior residence in Weatherford, Texas, offering assisted living for residents who need help with daily activities and memory care for those living with dementia or Alzheimer's disease. Residents have private apartments, three chef-prepared meals daily, housekeeping and laundry services, and scheduled transportation.
Martindale Place is a non-profit retirement residence for adults 60 and over in St. Catharines, Ontario, built around Christian values and independent living. Housing options include studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments and two-bedroom patio homes, offered as monthly rentals and life leases. Independent living with enhanced services includes meal plans, housekeeping, an exercise room, resident garden plots and transportation assistance.
Mary Agnes Manor is a 230-bed assisted living residence in Buffalo, New York, on the historic D'Youville campus. The residence holds licenses for an Assisted Living Program and a Special Needs Assisted Living Residence, which provide extra care for people with declining daily living or cognitive abilities.
Mary Ann Morse at Heritage is a non-profit assisted living residence in Framingham, Massachusetts, certified by the Massachusetts Executive Office of Aging & Independence. It has provided assisted living to MetroWest seniors and their families for over 30 years. Besides standard assisted living, it has Homestead Memory Care for adults living with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of memory loss, and Harmony, an assisted living program for adults with mental health needs. The state list shows 98 units, including 40 special care units for memory care.
Mary Marshall Assisted Living Residence is a residence at 2000 5th Street South in Arlington, Virginia, for people 55 and older with disabilities, including older adults with intellectual disabilities or mental illness. Volunteers of America National Services partners with the Arlington County Department of Human Services in a program model that lets each individual age in place in their home at Mary Marshall.
Mary Queen of Angels Assisted is licensed by the Tennessee Department of Health as an Assisted Care Living Facility, a type of state-licensed assisted living home that provides housing and personal care support for older adults. Its state license covers 130 beds, and it was originally licensed in 2001.
Mary Ryder Home is an IRTS-model (Intensive Residential Treatment Setting) residence for older women living with mental illness, providing supportive housing and mental health services with 24-hour service. The home was founded in 1930 to care for vulnerable women and is now a nonprofit. It is not a residential care facility or skilled nursing facility. Each woman has her own room with a bathroom, and meals are prepared on site and eaten in the dining room.
Mary Wade Residential Care Home in New Haven, Connecticut, is the Boardman Residence, a residential care setting that supports resident independence within a residence environment. Residents have private rooms, three daily meals with communal dining, housekeeping and laundry, and on-site medical assistance.
