The Senator Bob Hooper House, owned and operated by the University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health, is a 10,570 square foot facility that offers a comforting and home-like environment for individuals in need of end-of-life care. The house features eight private and uniquely designed rooms with overnight facilities for visitors, each with a private patio or deck. Residents and their loved ones can also make use of the community kitchen, dining room, living room, children’s playroom, and non-denominational chapel on the premises.
Specialized medical care and supportive services are provided by Gilchrist and Amedysis providers to cater to the needs of residents and their families. The goal of the Senator Bob Hooper House is to ease the burden on loved ones and allow them to focus on cherished moments during this sensitive time. The dedicated team of professionals and volunteers ensure that residents receive the care and attention they require while creating a peaceful and supportive atmosphere for all.
The establishment of the Senator Bob Hooper House was made possible through the generosity of community leaders, partners, volunteers, and philanthropists. From the donation of land to the construction and furnishing of the facility, neighbors came together to fulfill the need for compassionate end-of-life care in a dignified setting. The legacy of Senator Bob Hooper, who the house is named after, lives on through this facility that honors his commitment to serving the community.
In times of loss, the Senator Bob Hooper House also offers support to families and loved ones as they navigate the process of honoring and remembering their departed ones. By providing a range of facilities and services tailored to the needs of residents, the house strives to create a space where individuals can find comfort, solace, and peace during their final stages of life.