With 140 years of expertise, Keswick has become the area’s premier provider of services for older adults. Committed to enhancing the quality of life for the guests and residents it serves, Keswick provides various award-winning services that enhance their lives and get them back to doing what they love.
Keswick is a locally owned, not-for-profit organization that provides a variety of services dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for older adults.
For more information on rehabilitation and skilled nursing care, call the Admissions Office at 410-662-4218 or send us an e-mail at Admissions@ChooseKeswick.org.
Mission & Vision
Mission
To improve the experience of aging, together.
Vision
Greater fulfillment and freedom of choice in aging, for all.
Our Team
The numbers add up at Keswick concerning the licensed staff members we employ, which is more than 150. In addition to a talented group of nursing and medical staff, Keswick’s interdisciplinary team includes social workers, physical, occupational and speech therapists, dietitians, and recreational therapists. Please visit The Maryland Department of Aging’s Skilled Nursing Facilities Vaccination Dashboard for the current Keswick resident and staff vaccination rates.
All our staff members have been appropriately licensed and certified and passed rigorous interviews and background checks before joining our team. At Keswick, we assign our onsite physicians to each guest and resident to ensure high-quality, personalized care for each individual. Wherever you are at Keswick, a qualified professional can ensure you receive the right care at the right time – in the right place.
1883
Keswick is chartered by the Maryland General Assembly
1887
Keswick moves from 202 E. Fayette Street to Guilford at 21st Street.
1926
Keswick moves to the Egenton estate West 40th street.
1929
Carey wing is added, bringing patient capacity to 100.
1930s
Singley Building, Bauernschmidt Building, Dunning Auditorium, among other structures, are added.
1974
Coggins North Building is added to campus.
1983
Coggins North Building renovation.
1987
Coggins South Building opens and Adult Day Services begins serving the senior community.
1991
Bauernschmidt Building renovation.
2000
Adult Day renovation
2002
Johns Hopkins at Keswick opens. Campus revitalization project.
2005
Groundbreaking for the Henry S. Baker, Jr., Building & Keswick At Home opens to help people age and thrive at home.
2006
Baker Building opens, a 37,000-plus-square-foot-state-of-the-art facility to enhance our ability to treat long-term and transitional care patients with complex medical needs.
2007
Keswick At Home-Home Health Care is added to existing counseling and referral services & Keswick Memory Care launches to provide assisted living to people with memory impairment.
2012
Keswick launches transition care coordination program, Home & Healthy®
2013
Keswick expands rehab program to include Outpatient Rehabilitation Therapy.
2014
Action in Maturity co-locates at Keswick.
2015
Keswick Community Health 50lc3 is established. Keswick becomes one of five designated HUBS (Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors) partners led by Civic Works, Rebuilding Together and Green & Healthy Homes Initiatives in Baltimore City in partnership with the Stulman and Hoffberger Foundations. Launch Keswick Signature Brain Health Series.
2016
Keswick launches Virtual Senior Center in partnership with Action in Maturity and GEDCO. Expansion of community education to include five evidenced-based courses.
2017
Assisted Living Service Line closed Design of Wise & Well Center and Wise & Well program journey Adult Day Services turns 35! Celebration of service with families and local leaders and partners Keswick receives capital funding from the Weinberg Foundation for HUBS program
2018
Keswick celebrates 135 years of service to the community Groundbreaking and Grand Opening of the Wise & Well Center for Healthy Living Development and Launch of Keswick’s new software system by Aperio Keswick receives second round of capital funding from the Weinberg Foundation for the HUBS initiative
2019
Launch Community for Life at Keswick in partnership with MD Dept of Aging Increase the clinical capacity of Home & Healthy with the addition of a Nurse Practitioner