About
Broadmead
| Mission | Board of
Trustees |
Simply
beautiful. That will be
your
first thought when
you see Broadmead. This
inclusive
accredited, not-for-profit, lifecare community is nestled in the
picturesque rolling hills of Hunt Valley, Maryland. The beauty of the
natural surroundings can only be surpassed by the warmth and vitality
of the people who reside here. This is a friendly, active community
where you will immediately feel welcomed.
Aerial view of
Broadmead's campus
Broadmead is the
most experienced
continuing care retirement community
in Maryland. The community was founded in 1976 by the Baltimore Monthly
Meeting of Friends~ Stony Run, a local Quaker Meeting. It welcomed its
first residents in the fall of 1979 and quickly achieved full
occupancy.
The community
is operated in the spirit of the Religious Society of Friends under
which all individuals are treated equitably with dignity and
appreciation for individual differences. In the Quaker tradition it
welcomes persons of all faiths. From its beginning, Broadmead has been
a warm, caring community with an exciting and intellectually
stimulating atmosphere. It is designed for people who wish to maintain
maximum independence with the assurance of professional health care and
personal support, should the need arise. Broadmead
encourages the personal independence of older individuals and offers
the opportunity to pursue a productive and satisfying life.
