The Methodist Home of the District of Columbia (MHDC) is a unique non-profit retirement community offering a continuum of care. Assisted living, nursing, rehabilitation, and medical health services are provided in an intimate family-like setting at an affordable monthly cost- with no entry fee. The Methodist Home first opened its doors on an April morning in 1889, providing for seven senior members of a Methodist Episcopal Church in the District of Columbia.

A History of Caring - Uniquely positioned as the premier provider of long-term care in Washington, D.C., The Washington Home was founded in 1888 as a non-profit charitable institution, to provide professional medical and nursing care to people with chronic disease or disability, regardless of sex, creed, race or national origin.