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6441 Jefferson Pike,
Frederick, MD
Situated in a beautiful country setting and minutes from historic downtown Frederick, Tranquillity of Fredericktowne is a warm, vibrant senior living community located near Frederick Health Hospital as well as Westview Shopping Center, Sugarloaf Mountain and The National Museum of Civil War Medicine. Wake up every day in a safe, intentionally designed living space. We tend to the cooking, housekeeping and home maintenance so you can participate in social, cultural and exercise programs including musical entertainment, art classes and chair yoga. Choose from a menu of seasonal, nutritious chef-prepared dishes at our beautiful dining room.
Enjoy discreet, supportive care, a maintenance-free lifestyle including scheduled transportation, and boutique amenities. Spend every day living fully and experiencing greater well-being.
Well-Being
Our Philosophy
We believe a thoughtfully designed environment filled with good neighbors and a caring staff, along with nutritious food, accessible exercise programs and opportunities to connect and engage every day, are the right combination for optimal living.
For older people living alone, these important elements can become harder to maintain – making home a challenging, unsafe, even lonely place to be.
That’s why we offer a community for older people where living is easier, surroundings are safer – and together is better.
Roger B.
I wanted to check on a friend. Paula R.
Over nearly four years I found The staff at Tranquility to be friendly and caring. The nursing team was well equipped to handle challenging behaviors and concerns. The Executive Director was extremely responsive answering emails and communications... at all hours. I felt my family member was truly cared for.read moreJulia L.
I have so much to share about our experience with moving our 88-year-old mother to Tranquillity. My brothers and I didn't realize mom had dementia until last summer, during a visit together to where she was living independently, at which point we... all really saw that she had lost her short-term memory.After the Assisted Living facility closest to my one brother turned mom down because they didn't have enough staff to handle her overnight panic attacks, that facility recommended I tour three other nearby facilities, one of which was Tranquillity.Tranquillity was hands-down the friendliest of the three, and the longevity of the staff there was the thing that clinched it - a culture of respect, competence, and joy pervades. I can see how they've kept so many of their staff for over ten years in an industry fraught with turnover.Mom is now very glad to be there (she definitely wasn't at first!) and has now made real connections with other residents and staff. She plays cards with other residents, participates in almost every activity - keeping actively engaged lessens her anxiety.Moving a loved one to Assisted Living is a traumatic experience for the individual and their family, laced with the peace that comes with knowing they are, now, safe and cared for.Mom has been there 3 1/2 months as I write this review. It has been and continues to be quite a journey, managing her panic attacks and sometimes difficult social behavior is an ongoing project.I live 2,000 miles from mom; my youngest brother lives 1/2 an hour away. I have her medical and financial Power of Attorney, so I work together with my brother and sister-in-law to manage mom's care.It is a complicated communication.My mom and my brothers' ongoing goodwill and trust, coupled with Tranquillity's wonderful staff, have made this difficult journey of memory loss one colored with love, laughter, and true caring.There have been challenges, no question. We have been able to work them out with staff, who have been compassionate and dedicated to supporting both us and mom.I am so very grateful to have found Tranquillity and that mom can afford it.read moreKaren F.
I've met some of the kindest, most generous care takers at Tranquility. I'm forever thankful for the care my mom got in Memory Care. It feels like a small, intimate facility where you get to know everyone who works there. Jodie W.
My Mom's transformation since moving to Tranquillity has been nothing short of astounding. She was reluctant to move into assisted living - VERY reluctant - but living alone in a large split-level home after my father's death wasn't going well. ... With the advice and support of Executive Director Terri Miller and the Tranquillity staff, we made the transition. Under their care and supervision, Mom's health stabilized. She's going to exercise class every day, making floral arrangements, winning at Bingo and enjoying friendships. In choosing Tranquillity the keys for me were the quality of the facility, on-site medical care and the staff engagement I observed. Everyone is responsive and always informed about what's going on with my Mom. Best decision ever.read moreMindy B.
My experience at Tranquillity Assisted Living was very positive. Terry Miller and her staff took care of my Mom with care and compassion. I live out of state and they were always a phone call away. The facility is lovely and everyone was always... kind and considerate. I will be forever thankful for the care and thoughtfulness they showed to my Mom and myself.read moreRicky R.
Amazing, caring staff. One particular nurse, Carmel, is so compassionate. I thank her for her kindness to my Dad. Fastidious L.
Peaceful, quiet setting. 
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Why Social Connection is Especially Important For Older People
While we all have an innate need for meaningful social engagement, it plays an even more vital role in older adults’ quality of life. Consistent social connection can help keep older adults physically, emotionally and mentally fit. The significant health benefits of social connection include: A Sense of Purpose For people who spent years...Read more
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7 Signs Your Parents May Be Ready for Assisted Living
Knowing when it may be time to begin the search for assisted living for a family member can be challenging. On one hand, many seniors are adamant about staying in their own homes because they feel that is the only way to maintain their independence. On the other hand, living without access to 24-hour assistance...Read more