Brightview Senior Living and Notre Dame of Maryland University have broken ground on a new senior living community to be developed on the university’s campus. The project marks the first groundbreaking for a senior living community on a college campus in Maryland and what will be Brightview’s first community in Baltimore, where the company is based.
The new senior living community, to be called Brightview Homeland, will be located on 3.7 acres and include 170 independent living, assisted living and memory care units. It is expected to open two years after construction begins, a Brightview spokesperson told McKnight’s.
“Brightview Homeland will provide older adults with high-quality care and amenities while offering meaningful connections to a vibrant academic community,” Brightview Senior Living Development Director Austin Koo said. “As we look ahead, we’re excited to create more spaces where intergenerational living is not only encouraged but celebrated.”…