Maryland

BETHESDA, Md. — Brightview Senior Living has opened Brightview Grosvenor an assisted living and memory care community in Bethesda, approximately 10 miles north of downtown Washington, D.C. The community shares the land of Wild Acres, the former home of National Geographic president, editor and photojournalist Gilbert Grosvenor. Brightview Grosvenor features 58 assisted living, 26 memory care and 12 “enhanced care” apartments on three acres. Enhanced care apartments are designed for residents with conditions that require special attention, such as Parkinson’s Disease or ALS.

OWNINGS MILLS, Md. — Senior Lifestyle has unveiled renovation plans for Atrium Village, an independent living, assisted living and memory care community in the Baltimore suburb of Ownings Mills. The multi-million-dollar project is planned in phases, starting with exterior and façade improvements. Phase II will renovate the lobby, corridors, elevators and unit interiors. Atrium Village’s community spaces will also be updated, including its two restaurant-style dining venues and a multi-purpose room. An additional bistro-style dining venue is planned. The project is scheduled for completion in summer of 2021.

OLNEY, Md. — Cadence Living and Flournoy Development Group have broken ground on Cadence Olney, a 107-unit seniors housing community in the Washington, D.C. suburb of Olney. The community is situated on 37 acres that includes 31 acres of forest preserve that will serve as a natural amenity for residents. The property will include a three-story building for independent living and assisted living and a two-story building for memory care.