Arcadia is a 16 resident community with 24/7 trained caregivers and licensed medication technicians who are able to provide many of the services received in long term care. an alternative to nursing home or rehab
24/7 care and supervision
Memory care in secured unit
Support for activities of daily living
Medication management & administration
Special diet & dining supervision
Diabetic care
Oxygen management
Incontinence & catheter care
Walkers & wheelchairs, mobility assistance
In-house visits from PT, OT, and specialists
Hospice & end of life care
The option to age in place as level of care increases
of caring
20 years ago, I never dreamed that my desire to take care of my aging family would become my life’s mission.
In 2006, I licensed my home as an assisted living to care for my 95 year old grandmother, and my dad who had Alzheimer’s disease The mission was simple: provide a comfortable, clean, and caring environment for all our loved ones.
I’m so proud of how far we’ve come, and I didn’t get here alone I have been blessed with not only my daughter and son working with me, but all the incredibly compassionate and dedicated members of the Arcadia team.
- Donna Poole
Arcadia of Crofton I est. 2021
Arcadia of Crofton II est. 2021
Arcadia of Easton est. 2024
Donna Poole & Jessie Poole, Arcadia’s owner operators
QAC Senior Summit
Queen Anne’s County Senior Centers
County Ride – Need a ride? Call 410-758-2357, Monday-Friday, 8am4pm or send email to transportation@qac.org for info or to schedule a ride.
Lunch – served at each senior center, every day at 12N. Ages 60 and over $3. Ages 55-59 pay full price of $6.79. Meals must be reserved two weeks in advance. Phone numbers for each center listed below.
Cardiovascular Fitness Centers – Each of the centers is equipped with equipment. The equipment varies between centers, but all contain: exercise bikes, NuStep recumbent cross trainer, universal weight machine, treadmills.
ACTIVE AGING CENTER
443-262-9994 • www.qac.org/1712/Active-Aging-Center May 11 – THE IMPACT OF ALZHEIMER’S & Dementia on Our Community. 12N. Register in person or call 443-262-9994.
KENT ISLAND SENIOR CENTER
410-604-3801 or www.qac.org/214/Kent-Island-Senior-Center
•Mondays – MAHJONG 1pm
•Monday-Friday – HAPPY FEET WALKING GROUP 9:30am
•Tuesday, Thursday – SIT & FIT 10am
•Thursdays – DANCE FITNESS CLASS 11am
•Fridays – DRUMFIT 11am
GRASONVILLE SENIOR CENTER
410-827-6010 or www.qac.org/212/Grasonville-Senior-Center
•Monday-Friday – POWER WALK 8:30am.
•First Tuesday – FLEECE BLANKETS for Project Linus. 1pm. •4th Wed – JOURNEY TOGETHER Emotional Support Group 11am
•2nd & 4th Thursday –PRIZE BINGO 2nd Thurs 10am. 4th Thurs12:45pm
SUDLERSVILLE SENIOR CENTER
410-438-3159 or www.qac.org/222/Sudlersville-Senior-Center
•Tuesdays & Thursdays – BINGO 10:30am.
•Wednesdays – DRUMFIT EXERCISE CLASS 9:30am
•Mondays & Fridays – DVD Exercise 9:30am
Community Senior Resources
Area Agency on Aging – Call 410-758-0848 if in need of resources or info about local services. Location: 104 Powell Street, Centreville.
Ongoing WELLNESS CLASSES – Slide presentation tutorials: diabetes, quit smoking, weight loss, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, asthma. Free and on line. Edward’s Pharmacy. www.edwardspharmacy.com.
QUEEN ANNE’S AT HOME www.queenannesathome.org or www.facebook.com/QueenAnnesAtHome OurQAH@gmail.com, 410-635-4045
Seniors helping each other THRIVE as we age in our homes.
QAC PUBLIC LIBRARY
Gale Courses – Instructor lead & online. Courses run 6 weeks & new sessions begin every month. www.education.gale.com/l-sali50380.
Books by Mail – For patrons who cannot visit library; must be residents of QAC & complete registration form. Postage paid by library. 410-643-8161, 410-758-0980. www.qaclibrary.org/library-by-mail.
The Memory Center – Making Memories. Transfer old home videos (VHS and mini tapes) to disk or thumb drive. Free. Centreville Branch Library. Appointments encouraged: 410-758-0980. www. qaclibrary.org/the-memory-center.
Eastern Shore
