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Long Term Care Ombudsman Program | Baltimore City Health Department Division of Aging

Resource Name:Long Term Care Ombudsman Program | Baltimore City Health Department Division of Aging

address

417 East Fayette Street, Baltimore, MD 21202

Eligibility

Individuals 60 years and older residing in a nursing home or assisted living facility.

Required documents

Photo ID.

Hours

Hours vary contact for details.
410-396-3144

Voice

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Main

Application process

Call for details.

Service area

Baltimore, MD

Other Information

Special Populations

  • Open to All
  • Justice Involvement

Payment Options

  • Free or no-cost care

DPSCS

  • Verified

Age Group

  • Older Adults (55+)

Offers information on long-term care, including residents' rights, restraints, and elder abuse. Legal Services

More Information: -Provides information on long-term care issues, residents' rights, and elder abuse

  • Advocates for improvements of laws and regulations that affect long-term care facility residents

Last assured

11/24/2025

Providing organization

Baltimore City Health Department Division of Aging

City agency that plans, advocates, develops, and coordinates programs and services for older adults and individuals with disabilities.