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Memory care communities — sometimes called Alzheimer’s care or dementia care — provide specialized care for seniors who have Alzheimer’s, dementia, or other forms of memory loss. These communities offer personalized cognitive rehabilitation programs alongside assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs). Memory care usually includes 24-hour supervision and unique design elements, like outdoor gardens and color-coded walls, to help ease anxiety, agitation, and other symptoms of dementia.

Cost of Memory Care Facilities in Laurel, MD

The median monthly cost for memory care in the state of Maryland is about $5,814.

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Cost of Living

Located halfway between Washington and Baltimore, Laurel’s cost of living is significantly pricier than many other cities. However, compared to the rest of the state, Laurel’s cost could be considered reasonable. The city does not make the list of the most expensive cities in Maryland. All index scores are based on a scale with the national average set at 100.

Cost-of-living indexGrocery indexMedian rentRent burdenMedian home valueMedian family incomeEstate tax139105$1,79222.7% spend over 30% of their income on rent$239,627$72,726The top estate tax rate is 16% with an exemption threshold of $5 million. The top inheritance tax rate is 10% with no exemption threshold.

Local Hospitals

The Laurel region has several highly-rated hospitals, and the following are often ranked among the best in the area:

Peninsula Regional Health System – This 289-bed facility holds a 5-star rating from the Centers for Medicaid & Medicare services. The hospital has been specifically recognized for joint care and primary stroke treatment.
Anne Arundel Medical Center – With 385 beds, this hospital’s specialties include cancer care, vascular treatment, and mental health services. It also has an Institute of Healthy Aging (IHA), which empowers seniors to implement their best health practices. Physicians collaborate with seniors to design preventative care plans, assist with mobility needs, and find support for those struggling with serious illnesses.
Medstar Union Memorial Hospital – This 192-bed hospital is often ranked among the best medical facilities in the nation. Specific accolades recognize the health center’s treatment programs for cardiology, strokes, spine disorders, and orthopedics.

Weather and Climate

The climate of Laurel, MD is considered humid subtropical – residents can expect hot summers and mild winters. On average, the humidity level for Laurel is about 65%. This number often peaks in September at around 67% humidity.

Seasonal Temperatures

Average summer tempTypical summer highTypical summer lowAverage winter tempTypical winter highTypical winter low76°F90°F (July)62°F (July)37°F50°F (December)25°F (January)

Air Quality

Average air quality index ratingAverage maximum air quality index rating44 (Good)64 in July (Moderate)

Moderate conditions mean that those who are sensitive to particulates in the air should consider limiting the amount of time they spend on outdoor exertion.

Precipitation

Average monthly precipitationAverage maximum monthly precipitationAverage yearly snowfall4”6” (May)13”

Demographics and Values

Laurel, MD leans heavily liberal politically. An overwhelming majority of the city’s residents have voted for Democratic candidates in the last five presidential elections. The region’s economy is led by industries such as healthcare, public administration, and technology. Top employers include ASRC Federal, Laurel Regional Hospital, and Coastal Sunbelt Produce.

Laurel, MD demographics indicate that Black residents make up the largest racial group in the city. Many Black entrepreneurs contribute to the city’s thriving small business scene. The city celebrates contributions of the community through The African Art Museum of Maryland, which exhibits African culture, history, and works of art. The museum regularly hosts socials, jazz concerts, and other events. Laurel, MD also recognizes Juneteenth as a holiday.

2016 Presidential Election Results for Prince George County

Voted DemocraticVoted RepublicanVoted Third Party88.13%8.4%3.46%

Population Statistics

Population metro areaPopulation city properPopulation densityPopulation trend9,331,58725,9062,077 people per square mileShrinking at a rate of 0.28% since 2010

Age

Median55+60+70+80+3520%9%3%2%

Highest Level of Education

High-school diplomaCollege degreeGraduate degree21%43%18%

Race & Ethnicity

AsianBlackHispanicNative AmericanPacific Islander or Native HawaiianWhiteTwo or more7.1%51.0%15.9%0.4%0.0%23.6%3.7%

Crime

Total crimesProperty crimes per 1,000 citizensViolent crimes per 1,000 citizens1,044366

Miscellaneous

UnemployedParticipate in the labor forceHave some form of disabilityLive in povertyWidowsVeterans6%78%8%8%4%7%

Laurel is considered very friendly to members of the LGBTQ+ community. This means that members of the LGBTQ+ community are accepted by the general public and can actively participate in public life without fear of bigotry. The city has an active and exciting LGBTQ-bar scene, as well as a pride parade. Despite Laurel’s accepting attitude toward the LGBTQ+ community, most area groups and organizations meet in bigger nearby cities, like Baltimore and D.C. However, it’s only a 30-minute commute from this affirming suburb to these two LGBTQ+ hubs.

Arts, Culture, Entertainment, and Recreation

Entertainment in Laurel pales in comparison to larger surrounding cities, but the prominent suburb still has plenty to offer in the way of history and nature. Laurel was the first city to dedicate a museum to national intelligence and security, the National Cryptologic Museum. The institution sheds light on machines, techniques, and discoveries often unknown to the general public. The Laurel Historical Society, housed in a restored 19th-century home, promotes the city’s history through exhibits and events. Admission is free.

Laurel, MD has 19 park sites, including a state park – Scott’s Cove Recreation Area. Hikers, fishers, birdwatchers, and general wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate the city’s many lakes and well-preserved, natural terrain.

Transportation

Often designated as a commuter city, Laurel, MD residents can easily access reliable and wide-spanning public transportation services. The city has a bus and train system, each with several regular routes running every day of the week. The area bus system, Metrobus, which serves cities in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia, is the sixth most-utilized bus system in the country, serving 11,500 bus stops. Three programs – MetroAccess, Call-a-Cab, and Call-a-Bus – offer direct, door-to-door transit services for seniors and people with disabilities. Seniors, disabled people, and Medicare card-holders are also offered reduced fares for city transportation services.

Frequently asked questions about Memory Care facilities in Maryland

What are the top rated memory care facilities near Laurel, Maryland?

Arbor Terrace Fulton, The Landing at Silver Spring and AlfredHouse I are the top rated memory care facilities near Laurel, Maryland. See full list of communities.

How many memory care facilities are there near Laurel, Maryland?

There are 164 memory care facilities near Laurel, Maryland. See the full list.

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