BOONSOBORO, MD News (10/1/2024) – On Monday, September 23, 2024, Fahrney Keedy Senior Living Community took an important step forward in its mission to serve the senior population by breaking ground at its Boonsboro campus for an upcoming independent living expansion. The ceremony, held at the community’s 8507 Mapleville Road location, marked the start of a new collaboration with Paul Crampton Contractors, a local company renowned for over 40 years of service in Washington County.
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The expansion, beginning this fall, will include the construction of a model home that will set the standard for the planned independent living cottages. The model home, designed by Noelker & Hull Associates, will be a 1,600-square-foot, single-family cottage with two bedrooms, two baths, a den, a two-car garage, and a sunroom. It will also feature high-end amenities such as a fireplace, granite countertops, and an open floor plan. The model is expected to be completed by early spring 2025.
Stephen Coetzee, President and CEO of Fahrney Keedy, highlighted the importance of this project for the future of senior care. He stated, “Independent living is becoming an increasingly important option for the future of senior care. It serves our aging population at a point in their lives when they’re able to still be autonomous and embrace an active lifestyle yet plan for their future by being part of a continuum of care.”
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This project is made possible by a generous donation from resident Sylvia Frank, whose contribution will fully cover the cost of constructing the model home. Frank hopes that her support will help generate interest and pre-sales for the future development, which will eventually include 36 individual units pending final approval from the Maryland Department of Aging.
Paul Crampton Jr. of Paul Crampton Contractors expressed excitement about joining Fahrney Keedy in this endeavor. “We’re looking forward to being part of your community and constructing this model. I think it’s going to bring a lot of people down here who’ll truly appreciate this way of life,” Crampton said.
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Several local officials and community leaders attended the groundbreaking, including representatives from the Washington County Chamber of Commerce, Washington County Commissioners President John Barr, Vice President Jeff Cline, and Commissioner Randy Wagner. Hagerstown Councilmember Peter E. Perini, Sr. was also in attendance, showing support for the expansion of this long-standing senior care provider.
Founded in 1905, Fahrney Keedy has a rich history of serving seniors through a continuum of care, including independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and rehabilitation services. As a nonprofit organization, Fahrney Keedy also maintains a benevolence fund to ensure that no resident is ever denied care due to financial hardship.
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