Keswick

02/18/2026

During Alzheimer’s & Dementia Staff Recognition Week, we are celebrating the entire Keswick team, including Jen and Josh, for the incredible heart they bring to the Cognitive Caregiver Resource Center. Thank you for showing up with compassion, understanding, and a commitment to supporting those we serve.

02/16/2026

Thank you, Loretta Veney, for taking our “team of travelers” at Keswick’s Social Engagement Day Program on an incredible trip around the world using the creativity and connection of LEGO®️ Serious Play®️!

We are proud to share that Keswick and Loretta will be participating in the Expose Dementia Conference alongside Executive Director Chuck Brown. Together, we will provide meaningful respite and engaging experiences for caregivers and individuals living with cognitive change and dementia.

What did you do today? I took a great “team of travelers” at Keswick’s Social Engagement Day Program on a trip around the world using LEGO®️ Serious Play®️! Years ago LEGO Education used to make storyboards of different scenes that would enhance the models being built. For those living w...

02/14/2026

Celebrating love and the people who make life meaningful.

Happy Valentine’s Day! 💌

02/13/2026

Nothing like celebrating a first milestone. Reaching 90 days is a big moment, and we’re proud to recognize the newest members of the Keswick Team. Here’s to what you’ve already contributed and all that’s ahead.

02/12/2026

Keswick’s award-winning Community Health Team is growing—and we’re excited to welcome a Community Health Specialist to our team!

This role works closely with community members to support well-being and honor each person’s individual aging experience. As a Community Health Specialist, you’ll facilitate evidence-based programs, lead wellness initiatives, and provide personalized guidance that helps people live healthier, more connected lives.

You’ll also play a key role in community outreach and in shaping new and expanded programs—offered in person, virtually, and at off-site locations across our community.

If you’re passionate about aging services, community connection, and innovative approaches to health and well-being, we’d love to hear from you.

👉 Apply today and be part of a team recognized for excellence in innovation.
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02/11/2026

Last week we celebrated the creativity of Keswick residents at our Resident Art Show. This work reflects curiosity, expression, and the joy of continuing to learn and create at every stage of life.

Through our art program, residents explore ideas, try new approaches, and create meaningful work with the support of experienced teaching artists.

Looking for long-term care or short-term rehab for yourself or someone you love? Call us to start the conversation at 410-235-8860

02/10/2026

One hundred years ago, in 1926, Black historian Carter G. Woodson founded Negro History Week, a commemoration of “the Black past.”

One hundred years ago, our 142-year-old organization moved 54 residents from downtown Baltimore to a new campus on 40th street. None of them were Black.

Today, in 2026, more than half of the people served by Keswick are Black. Our Keswick Community is incredibly diverse on campus and beyond – extending across race, ethnicity, gender, age, income and more – and we serve all with dignity, respect, and excellence, with high-quality services and support, rooted in greater fulfillment and freedom in aging, for all.

This year, we celebrate 100 years of Black History Month and 100 years of Keswick on this campus. Through a history of segregation, Keswick grew into this place where so many people feel that they belong, improving the experience of aging, together. Thank you for encouraging daily a place that is welcoming to all, a community where we live our core value of Inclusion – and where we talk about it when we fail, so that we learn and grow.

02/09/2026

Charm City has a tea story to tell. In Baltimore’s Tea Connection, you’ll explore how the Chinese tea trade helped shape Baltimore— from some of the first shipments of tea to enter the U. S. to the era of the famous Clipper Ships.

Wednesday, February 25; 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm; Facilitator: Johns Hopkins, Baltimore Heritage; Members Free / $10 Non-members History, commerce, and culture—all through the lens of a cup of tea. 🔗 Register by clicking the link or calling 410-662-4363. https://hubs.ly/Q0428GbR0

02/08/2026

Living with diabetes doesn’t have to mean living on edge. Living Well with Diabetes is a supportive six-week series that helps you: – Understand your symptoms and prevent complications – Build everyday habits around healthy eating & movement – Manage stress and tough emotions – Gain encouragement from others walking a similar path. Produced by the Self-Management Resource Center, this program is grounded in real-world tools you can use right away.

Mondays, February 23 – March 30; 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm; Facilitators: Tanya Taylor & Trina Adams; Fee: Free. If you or someone you love is living with diabetes, this series is a powerful place to start. Register by clicking the link or calling 410-662-4363. https://hubs.ly/Q0428GW20

02/07/2026

In an emergency, having a plan makes all the difference. In Navigating Medical Emergencies, you’ll learn how to: – Organize essential health information – Communicate clearly in the emergency department – Stay as calm and confident as possible – Plan for what happens after you return home

Tuesday, February 10; 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm; Facilitator: Dr. Julianna Jung, MD, ; Members Free / $10 Non-members. This session is a valuable resource for both individuals and their care partners.
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02/06/2026

Would you know what to do in a cardiac emergency? In Adult CPR/AED Certification with the American Red Cross, you’ll learn how to respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies for adults and teens (12+). Certification is valid for 2 years.

Monday, February 16; 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm; Facilitator: American Red Cross; $40 Members / $85 Non-members; Skills include: – Adult CPR techniques – Safe use of an AED – Steps to take until help arrives. Space is limited—Register at https://hubs.ly/Q0428GTX0