Hermitage In Northern Virginia is an assisted living community in Alexandria, VA.
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5000 Fairbanks Avenue, Alexandria, VA 22311
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
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Hermitage In Northern Virginia Costs & Pricing
Hermitage in Northern Virginia offers competitive pricing relative to both Alexandria City and the broader state of Virginia, making it an attractive option for those seeking senior living solutions. For a studio, residents can expect to pay $3,200 per month, significantly lower than the average of $6,448 in Alexandria City and also less than the state average of $4,436. One-bedroom accommodations at Hermitage are priced at $4,070, again showcasing a more affordable alternative compared to Alexandria's $7,173 and slightly above Virginia's average of $4,257. The two-bedroom options at Hermitage are priced at $5,655 per month, which is favorable considering that similar options in Alexandria go for $7,845 while the state average sits at $4,602. Overall, Hermitage In Northern Virginia presents a compelling choice with its appealing rates amidst rising costs in neighboring areas.
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Hermitage In Northern Virginia
Alexandria city
Virginia
Studio
$3,200
$6,448
$4,436
1 Bedroom
$4,070
$7,173
$4,257
2 Bedrooms
$5,655
$7,845
$4,602
Overall Review of Hermitage In Northern Virginia
differentiator3 reviews mention this
Care help feels responsive
Care support comes across as quick to respond when residents need help.
Several reviewers describe prompt assistance when health issues come up, including fast help after a fall. Others note the community can coordinate therapy and adjust medication handling as needed. One family also suggests the level of assistance may matter for independence, since more support could feel like being in a nursing home.
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Activities keep residents busy
Residents and families describe a steady stream of activities to choose from.
Reviews repeatedly mention lots of activities, from classes and live entertainment to movie nights and outings. Some describe residents as active and happy, and others specifically say their family members were able to join activities across areas of the community. A reviewer with ongoing concerns says getting residents out of bed was sometimes a problem, even though activities existed.
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Food quality is frequently praised
Food and meal options are a consistent bright spot in reviews.
Many reviewers say the meals are good, with flavorful choices and dining that families can enjoy as well. One reviewer mentions improved eating for a family member after moving in, while another points out there’s a choice at every meal. A few also describe different dining settings, including the main dining room as a small treat.
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Clean, well kept environment
Multiple residents and families highlight how clean and well maintained it feels.
Cleaning and upkeep come up often, with reviewers describing spotless areas, a facility that stays clean, and apartments that feel maintained and sometimes renovated. Some also mention specific spaces like common areas and rooms feeling fresh and tidy. A couple of reviewers, however, report negative sensory experiences like odors or a dusty, run-down feel.
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Odor or run-down concerns
A small number of reviews mention odors or a run-down impression.
While most reviewers comment positively on cleanliness, two reviews report problems with how the facility smelled or how it looked and felt. These negative impressions were strong enough to lower the experience, including comments about it seeming run down or too dark and dusty.
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Price feels high for some
Some families find the cost too high for their budget.
Several reviewers bring up pricing directly, with some saying it was outside their price range or that it felt too expensive. One reviewer also notes the price was a little high but suggests the community offers more than some alternatives. Others describe affordability after discussing care and cost with the community.
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Hermitage in Northern Virginia offers competitive pricing relative to both Alexandria City and the broader state of Virginia, making it an attractive option for those seeking senior living solutions. For a studio, residents can expect to pay $3,200 per month, significantly lower than the average of $6,448 in Alexandria City and also less than the state average of $4,436. One-bedroom accommodations at Hermitage are priced at $4,070, again showcasing a more affordable alternative compared to Alexandria's $7,173 and slightly above Virginia's average of $4,257. The two-bedroom options at Hermitage are priced at $5,655 per month, which is favorable considering that similar options in Alexandria go for $7,845 while the state average sits at $4,602. Overall, Hermitage In Northern Virginia presents a compelling choice with its appealing rates amidst rising costs in neighboring areas.
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