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1. What is the timeframe for the transition?

The transition is currently under way. Care options will be finalized by June 30, 2024. On that date, the facility will no longer be in use as a residential assisted living site. 

2. What will be discussed during the individualized care planning sessions?

Identifying living arrangements, such as other assisted living facilities, returning to the community, or long-term nursing home care at Citizens or another comparable nursing facility of one’s choice.  

3. What if I currently have a subsidy here at Montevue?

If you are currently receiving a subsidy, the County will continue to work with you on financial needs associated with your plan. This will be discussed and addressed during your individualized planning sessions. 

4. Who is working with families on the individualized care planning?

The team at Montevue Assisted Living is providing ongoing one-on-one support to create an individualized transition plan for each resident. Contact Rachelle Ayers at 240-772-9141 for planning appointments.

5. What is the plan for the senior apartments that will be built onsite?

The independent senior living apartments announced recently are in Frederick County’s long term capital improvement plan is several years from completion and will eventually act as part of the service coordination model expansion.

The initial design work for this project is expected to begin in late 2027 or early 2028. This design work is required prior to moving forward with construction. The final completion date is yet to be determined.  

The County will keep the public informed as the project progresses and make everyone aware of opportunities as they arise. 

6. What is Service Coordination?

Service coordination is a model that includes engaging and assessing seniors proactively, developing individual service plans based on what matters to the client, and providing case management to ensure all necessary agencies and services are working together.

This model was developed by community stakeholders who are committed to addressing the needs of all seniors in Frederick County. 

A similar model is currently in place that will be used as the foundation for what the county is hoping to expand to additional seniors across our community.