Prince of Peace I is an assisted living facility located in Fort Washington, Maryland, offering a supportive environment for seniors who need assistance with daily living. The facility primarily provides comprehensive assisted living care, including full support with essential daily activities such as bathing, eating, dressing, and toileting. Staff members are trained to deliver individualized care plans tailored to each resident’s needs, helping to ensure comfort and dignity for all residents.

Prince of Peace I specializes in caring for individuals with dementia and other memory-related conditions. The community provides a secure and structured environment with staff who are experienced in memory care, ensuring a safe and nurturing setting for residents who may be prone to wandering or confusion. Families have expressed appreciation for the facility’s commitment to maintaining strong lines of communication, including the use of Zoom and other video conferencing tools for remote visits—an option that became especially valuable during the COVID-19 pandemic and remains available for families who live far away or wish to check in virtually.

Reviews frequently highlight that staff members are welcoming, patient, and open to communication with families, which supports transparency and trust. Many families have noted that staff members are responsive to concerns and proactive about updates regarding their loved ones’ well-being. This approach helps foster a sense of partnership between families and the care team, contributing to peace of mind for residents’ loved ones.

Physical therapy and other skilled services are available through visiting healthcare providers, allowing residents to receive important rehabilitative care without needing to leave the facility. Although Prince of Peace I does not have 24/7 onsite nursing, staff are trained to handle emergencies and coordinate with local healthcare professionals as needed. The facility is maintained to a generally clean standard, with regular housekeeping services provided to ensure a tidy and comfortable environment.

Amenities at Prince of Peace I are more modest compared to some larger communities. The facility typically offers shared and private rooms, with basic furnishings and individual climate control. Common spaces are available for residents to gather, though some visitors have noted that these areas may be smaller than expected, which can limit opportunities for group activities or socialization. Recreational activities such as games, arts and crafts, and music are offered, though the range and frequency of activities may be more limited than in larger facilities. Outdoor spaces are present but may be modest in size, providing a small area for residents to enjoy fresh air and sunshine.

Some residents and families have noted that the environment can feel disengaged at times, with concerns about the variety and frequency of social activities and opportunities for resident engagement. Staff interaction is generally positive, but there have been suggestions for more structured activities and enhanced engagement to foster a livelier community atmosphere. Room sizes and layouts may also vary, with some rooms not meeting all residents’ preferences for space or amenities; families are encouraged to tour the facility and view available accommodations to ensure a good fit.

Prince of Peace I is characterized by its personal approach to care, with staff who develop close relationships with residents and their families. The focus on individualized attention and strong support for residents with dementia are hallmarks of the community. While there are areas for potential improvement in amenities and interactive activities, Prince of Peace I remains a dedicated and compassionate choice for families seeking supportive assisted living in the Fort Washington area.

Costs at this community start at $2,660 and range up to $9,337. The average price in the community is $5,998, which is more than the average price in the area of $5,201. The cost of assisted living in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. If the resident needs other services, additional services may increase the monthly cost.