Assisted living in Maryland
1,642 licensed homes, licensed capacity 26,204. Assisted Living Program - Level 3: 1,589. Assisted Living Program - Level 2: 52. Assisted Living Program: 1. Assisted Living Program - Level 1: 1. Some homes hold more than one licence type.
From the official licence list of the Maryland Department of Health, Office of Health Care Quality (OHCQ) (list dated October 2, 2026, retrieved October 31, 2026). A licence is not a rating: visit, ask questions and read the state inspection reports before you choose. In a medical emergency, call 911.
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Assisted living in Maryland by city
- Aberdeen9
- Abingdon1
- Accident1
- Acckeek1
- Accokeek4
- Adamstown1
- Adelphi6
- Annapolis19
- Arlington1
- Arnold4
- Ashton1
- Ashton-Sandy Spring1
- Aspen Hill1
- Baldwin1
- Baltimore450
- Baltimore City1
- Bel Air11
- Belair1
- Beltsville9
- Berlin3
- Bethesda18
- Big Spring1
- Boonsboro2
- Bowie98
- Brandywine3
- Brookeville6
- Brooklyn3
- Brooklyn Park1
- Bryan’s Road1
- Bryans Road3
- Bryantown1
- Burtonsville2
- Bushwood3
- California1
- Cambridge5
- Camp Springs3
- Capitol Heights9
- Catonsville11
- Charlotte Hall1
- Cheltenham2
- Chester1
- Chestertown2
- Chevy Chase3
- Clarksburg1
- Clarksville5
- Clear Spring1
- Clinton16
- Cloverly1
- Cockeysville5
- Colesville2
- College Park3
- Colora2
- Columbia36
- Conowingo1
- Crisfield1
- Crofton3
- Cumberland5
- Damascus4
- Darnestown1
- Davidsonville3
- Dayton4
- Delmar4
- Denton3
- Derwood5
- District Heights5
- Dundalk1
- Dunkirk1
- Easton4
- Edgewater1
- Edgewood8
- Elkridge6
- Elkton8
- Ellicott City30
- Essex3
- Fallston1
- Federalsburg1
- Finksburg1
- Forest Hill3
- Fort Washington20
- Frederick22
- Frostburg1
- Fruitland2
- Ft Washington1
- Fulton3
- Gaitherburg1
- Gaithersburg17
- Gambrills6
- Germantown7
- Glen Arm1
- Glen Burnie45
- Glenelg1
- Glenn Dale4
- Grantsville1
- Grasonville1
- Gwynn Oak8
- Hagerstown12
- Hagertown1
- Hamilton1
- Hampstead3
- Hanover4
- Harwood4
- Havre De Grace2
- Hunt Valley1
- Huntingtown2
- Hyattsville17
- Jarrettsville1
- Jefferson1
- Jessup5
- Joppa4
- Kensington3
- Knoxville1
- La Plata4
- Landover1
- Lanham14
- Laurel24
- Laytonsville3
- Linthicum5
- Linthicum Heights2
- Lochearn1
- Lonaconing1
- Lutherville3
- Manchester1
- Marion Station1
- Marriottsville2
- Maugansville1
- Middle River1
- Millersville8
- Mitchellville3
- Mitchelville1
- Montgomery Village4
- Mount Airy3
- Mt.Airy1
- New Carrollton2
- North Bethesda3
- North East1
- North Potomac1
- Northeast1
- Ocean Pines2
- Odenton5
- Olney9
- Owings2
- Owings Mills3
- Oxon Hill5
- Parkville10
- Pasadena27
- Perry Hall1
- Perryville2
- Pikesville9
- Pittsville1
- Pomfret1
- Port Deposit3
- Port Tobacco2
- Potomac17
- Princess Anne1
- Queenstown1
- Randallstown22
- Reisterstown4
- Rising Sun1
- Riva1
- Riverdale1
- Rock Hall3
- Rockville37
- Rosedale4
- Salisbury10
- Sandy Spring6
- Seat Pleasant1
- Severn10
- Severna Park12
- Shady Side2
- Silver Spring107
- Snow Hill2
- Solomons2
- Springdale2
- St. Leonard1
- Street2
- Suitland2
- Sykesville6
- Takoma Park1
- Taneytown1
- Temple Hills11
- Timonium2
- Towson8
- Tracey's Landing1
- Upper Marboro1
- Upper Marlboro35
- Waldorf26
- Walkersville1
- West Friendship4
- Westminster15
- White Hall1
- White Marsh3
- White Plains3
- Whiteford1
- Willards1
- Williamsport2
- Windsor Mill4
- Woodlawn1
- Worton1
Common questions
How many assisted living homes are in Maryland?
The official licence list of the Maryland Department of Health, Office of Health Care Quality (OHCQ) has 1,642 licensed homes in Maryland, with a combined licensed capacity of 26,204 (list dated October 2, 2026, retrieved October 31, 2026).
Which cities in Maryland have the most licensed homes?
Baltimore (450), Silver Spring (107), Bowie (98), Glen Burnie (45) and Rockville (37).
What licence types does Maryland use for assisted living?
On this list: Assisted Living Program - Level 3 (1,589), Assisted Living Program - Level 2 (52), Assisted Living Program (1) and Assisted Living Program - Level 1 (1).
How do I check a home’s inspections?
Each home’s page links to the state’s licence record or search, where the Maryland Department of Health, Office of Health Care Quality (OHCQ) publishes inspection and complaint reports when available.
Source: Maryland Department of Health, Office of Health Care Quality (OHCQ), list dated October 2, 2026, retrieved October 31, 2026. All state sources