1. What type of housing does Edenton offer?

Our community includes 76 Independent living cottages with ground floor entrances that can be wheelchair accessible. We have five different floor plans from which to select and a service package, which residents may tailor to fit their personal needs. Our three Assisted living residences offer 45 individuals the opportunity to receive assistance with their activities of daily living, three meals per day, housekeeping and individualized care with 24-hour staff supervision.

2. Because Edenton is a retirement community, must one be a certain age to reside in the community?

Edenton is a residential rental community for older adults. We do provide housing to individuals who are eighteen years of age and older. Therefore, the Edenton neighborhood consists of young and older adults living together in a warm and friendly environment that promotes the highest quality of life and independence possible.

3. What types of services are available to independent living Residents?

A service plan may include such item as: Meal Plans, Personal Assistance, Housekeeping, Linen & Laundry, Transportation, Personal Shopping, Beauty/Barber, Pet Walking, Crafts & Activities, Medication Supervision.

4. How do I learn more about the Edenton Community?

Edenton encourages individuals to contact the Administrative office and speak to our Director of Community Services. We can schedule a time to meet with you at your convenience and discuss housing options, services and take a tour of our community. A resident application can be obtained and the process reviewed with you during your visit. Walk ins are welcome. The Administrative office is open 8a.m.- 5 p.m.  You may contact us at 301-694-3100 to schedule an appointment or visit our Website at: www.Edenton-Retirement.com.

5. What levels of care are offered in Assisted Living and how are the levels
of care determined?

Edenton follows the three levels of care that are mandated by the state of Maryland. The level of care for each individual is determined by utilizing the Authorization for Admission form, which is completed by the resident’s primary care practitioner and Edenton’s nursing staff. The information from the Authorization for Admissions form is then placed on the Level of Care guide and a numeric score is obtained which places the person in Level I, II or III. Individualized care plans are prepared for each resident to foster their independence while allowing them to receive the assistance they require.

6. How do I pay for my stay at Edenton?

Independent living housing and assisted living is leased and paid on a private pay basis.  A one time non- refundable community fee is collected at the commencement of the one year lease. Medicare and Medicaid does not cover costs of services provided at Edenton’s Independent living or Assisted Living. For persons with a long-term care insurance policy, you are encouraged to speak with your insurance provider regarding your specific  policy and reimbursement for services or care provided by Edenton.

7. May I bring a pet to live with me?

Pets are welcome to live with our Independent living residents. Residents pay a one time non-refundable pet fee and are requested to adhere to the Edenton Pet Agreement. The Pet Agreement can be reviewed upon a visit to our community. Assisted living residents may also have a pet once an assessment has been completed to determine the appropriateness of such a pet.

8. May I bring my own furniture in Assisted living?

Yes. The Assisted living rooms can be furnished by Edenton with a twin bed, bedside table and a chest of drawers. You may use certain furnishings provided by Edenton and/or furnish the room with your own belongings. Residents are encouraged to decorate their rooms and add their personal touch.

9. Can I keep my own physician if I move to Edenton?

You may continue to visit your physician after moving to Edenton. Your family/ significant other may take you the appointment. At your request, Edenton can provide transport to/from your medical appointments at a fee for service charge.