Same state regulator, different county-level contact than the pages you'll find for Bethesda or Rockville.
It's a genuinely useful distinction and an easy one to miss: Hyattsville, near the Route 1 corridor and the Riverdale Park border, sits in Prince George's County - not Montgomery County, where most of this metro's Maryland-side content assumes you are. The licensing agency is the same, but the local ombudsman contact is not.
The Maryland Office of Health Care Quality (OHCQ) licenses Assisted Living Programs under COMAR 10.07.14 across the entire state, Prince George's County included. The facility directory and survey results work exactly the same way here as they do in Bethesda or Rockville - search by name or address, check the Level (1, 2, or 3) and the most recent inspection outcome.
Prince George's County operates its own local long-term-care ombudsman program, separate from Montgomery County's. If you've read a Montgomery County city's page on this site and tried calling that same county office for a Hyattsville concern, that's the mismatch to watch for - start instead with the Prince George's County Area Agency on Aging, or the statewide Maryland Department of Aging's ombudsman office, to be connected to the correct county-level contact.
One state regulator (OHCQ), two different county ombudsman programs depending on which side of the county line the facility sits.
A free DC-metro advisor can point you to the right jurisdiction, the right regulator, and the right ombudsman - no guesswork.
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