The Cottages Of Perry Hall Under New Management

From the Cottages of Perry Hall and Charter Senior Living: Charter Senior Living, one of the nation’s leading senior living management firms, has been selected as the new managers of Quail Run Assisted Living located in Parkville, Md. The community will be renamed to be The Cottages of Perry Hall – A Charter Senior Living Community.

“We are pleased to welcome the residents, families and associates into the Charter Family and to be part of the Baltimore community.” Said Keven J. Bennema, CEO of Charter Senior Living. “This beautiful senior community has a long tradition of providing exceptional care to each resident. We will blend in our vision of a caring culture through our dedication, commitment and focus to the residents, associates, and community.”

The Cottages of Perry Hall is an assisted living and memory care community with a total of 64 individual apartments. Built in 2002, the community’s unique cottage-style design provides residents with private suites with private bathrooms among four quaint cottages, each with 16 suites. One cottage is dedicated to memory care residents with cases of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease or Huntington’s disease.

Charter Senior Living plans to infuse more than $1 million in a phased renovation of the community.

Located in Chicago, Charter Senior Living was formed in 2016 by seasoned industry executives with extensive experience operating large portfolios of senior’s housing, assisted living and memory care communities on a national level. Family owned and operated, Charter brings the experience of caring for seniors with a unique approach that each resident is honored and respected for both what support they need now, as well as, their individual legacy. Charter currently operates in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, Missouri, Ohio and Tennessee, with executives strategically located within close proximity to each community.

The Cottages of Perry Hall is located at 9900 Walther Blvd in Parkville, Md. For more information or to tour, the community can be contacted at (410) 529-9400.

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