Real Estate for Johns Hopkins Patients in Baltimore, MD

A great option for Real Estate for Johns Hopkins Patients is a wheelchair accessible house located about 10 miles northwest from downtown in Pikesville, MD. The house is a fully furnished house with over 70 features of accessible and universal design features incorporated into floor plan and amenities. The 70 features of wheelchair accessibility allow someone using a wheelchair to gain access to all rooms and use of amenities.

Real Estate for Johns Hopkins Patientsis typically offered through multi-family buildings or hotels. This single family house is approximately 1000 sf and has 2 wheelchair accessible entrances, 2 bedrooms, 1 wheelchair accessible bathroom, and accessible kitchen. The house is fully furnished and includes a hi/lo electric hospital bed (Transfer Master). Remote controls for the lights, thermostat, and front door allows someone to control their environment from bed.

The bathroom has a roll under sink which includes a lever style faucet, tilt mirror, and a rear drain providing better roll-under access. The roll in showerhas a 60" turning radius which allows easy access for a transfer onto the wall mounted seat or space for a rolling shower chair. The shower has 2 water sources located on opposite walls accommodating abled-body users with a traditional shower head and an adjustable hand held shower on the other wall. The location of the shower next to the toilet allows space for multiple transfer techniques. Someone using a wheelchair can approach the toilet straight on, from a 90° angle, as well as pulling up along side of the toilet. Grab bars are placed on 2 sides of the toilet for convenient support.

The house is available for short term rentals ranging from one-week to six-months. The house is a convenient housing option for people coming into the Baltimore area for treatment at International Center for Spinal Cord Injury or International Center for Limb Lengthening. The short term housing option is a good alternative to the Hackerman-Patz House. Real Estate for Johns Hopkins Patients can be limited to downtown hotels or accommodations which are not handicapped accessible. This house offers something different to those types of facilities. For more information on the property, please visit http://www.accessiblerentals.us/ or call Eric at 410-365-7086.