About Keswick Multi-Care

Keswick's Vision is to develop, deliver and manage premier senior service programs in our Baltimore Market Area that can be emulated nationally by others - always focused on the delivery of compassionate care combined with clinical and community-based research. Our emphasis is on the preservation of individual independence, dignity and respect as we seek to meet individual care needs in a place our clients call home.

Our services to the Baltimore area started in 1883. Now, after all these years in the community, we’ve learned a great deal about senior care. Today, Keswick’s reputation for combining innovative therapies and advanced medical technology to treat the illnesses and complications of aging has earned us worldwide recognition.

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Core Values
History of Caring

Throughout our proud history, Keswick has always remained dedicated to seeking the latest therapies and technology to help our residents and home-bound clients. We are passionate about what we do and hold true to our core values. The results show in our innovative programs and the quality of life our clients achieve.

OUR CORE VALUES

Commitment To Quality Care - As a caring organization, Keswick will strive to surpass expectations in all aspects of long-term care.
Integrity and Accountability - Open and honest communication will be maintained, along with responsibility for actions, at all times.
Compassion, Sensitivity, Respect - At all times, understanding and respect will be extended to all including our staff and volunteers.
Improving Our Community - With innovative and futuristic approaches to long-term care accessible to individuals of all races and creeds, our community will be made a better place.

A HISTORY OF CARING

In 1883, Keswick was chartered by the Maryland General Assembly and moved to the original location at 202 East Fayette Street. In 1926, Keswick moved to the Egenton estate at 700 West 40th Street.

In 1929, the Carey Wing was added, bringing patient capacity to 100. In the 1930's, the Bauernschmidt Building was added to care for men. During that time, the Singley Building and the Dunning Auditorium were added to the campus, as well. The Coggins Building was built in 1974 with phase 2 completed in 1987.

Renovations to the campus from 2000 to 2007 include the addition of facilities for Adult Day Services, Johns Hopkins at Keswick, The Henry S. Baker, Jr. Building and Keswick Memory Care.

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Adult Day Services
Memory Care Assisted Living
Johns Hopkins at Keswick
Baker Rehabilitation Unit
Long Term Care

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