Chesapeake Place Senior Living Costs & Pricing
Chesapeake Place Senior Living offers competitive pricing compared to both Virginia Beach city and the broader state of Virginia. For a studio, residents can expect to pay $2,920 per month, which is significantly lower than the city average of $3,962 and the state average of $4,436. In the semi-private room category, fees at Chesapeake Place are set at $3,995, slightly above the city's average of $3,903 but still within range of Virginia's overall cost of $3,991. For those seeking more spacious accommodations, a two-bedroom unit at Chesapeake Place is priced at $5,340; while this exceeds both the Virginia Beach city rate of $4,187 and the state average of $4,602, it's important to consider the amenities and care services included in this comprehensive package. Overall, Chesapeake Place presents a favorable option for seniors looking for quality living arrangements relative to their surrounding market.
| Floor plans | Chesapeake Place Senior Living | Virginia Beach city | Virginia |
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| Studio | $2,920 | $3,962 | $4,436 |
| Semi-Private | $3,995 | $3,903 | $3,991 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $5,340 | $4,187 | $4,602 |
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Overall Review of Chesapeake Place Senior Living
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46 reviews mention this
Staff are repeatedly described as caring
Residents and families frequently describe staff as caring and responsive.
Across reviews, residents and families highlight staff friendliness, attentiveness, and follow-through on day-to-day needs and questions. Several describe feeling welcomed at the front door, supported during move-in, and comfortable communicating concerns. Some reviewers also specifically praise nursing leadership and individual team members for being patient and engaged with residents.
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Dining quality is a frequent highlight
Food and dining service get regular praise from families.
Many reviews describe the meals as excellent, fresh, or enjoyable, with residents looking forward to dining and families seeing better eating routines. The community offers restaurant-style dining, room service, and guest meals, and reviews repeatedly talk about the meals themselves and the dining room experience. A few reviewers also raise concerns such as food being too salty or not meeting expectations, so dining satisfaction isnât universal.
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Activities and engagement are mentioned often
Families describe an active schedule with plenty to do.
Several reviews say residents stay engaged due to scheduled activities, day trips, and community-sponsored events, with some praising the variety and energy of the activities team. The communityâs offerings include scheduled daily activities plus fitness programming and planned outings. There are also comments from a smaller number of reviewers who wanted more motivation or broader engagement, particularly in memory care.
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Clean, updated spaces come up frequently
Many reviewers say the building is clean and well kept.
A common thread in reviews is the facility conditionâclean rooms, a maintained building, and an overall pleasant environment. Some describe brighter, updated areas and good upkeep, including bathrooms and common spaces. However, a subset of reviews raises cleanliness concerns, including odor and cleanliness issues in memory care and bathrooms, so experiences vary.
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Care quality concerns tied to staffing
Several reviews describe problems getting timely care.
Some negative reviews focus on staffing shortfalls and delays, including missed follow-through, emergency call buttons not working, and long waits for assistance. A few reviews also describe inconsistent care during specialized needs like hospice feeding guidance and medication timing. While the community provides 12â16 hour nursing, 24-hour call system, and assistance with activities of daily living, residents in these reviews still report gaps that affected day-to-day reliability.
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Memory care gets mixed feedback
Memory care reviews show both strong support and notable issues.
Some reviewers praise memory care for being clean and lively, and others describe compassionate support from memory care leadership. Still, other reviews raise specific concerns such as security door problems, cleanliness in memory care, and a lack of attention to residentsâ activity needs. Reviewers also mention that communication and responsiveness can vary during complex care situations.
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Pricing feels steep to some families
Several families say the cost is high for the value they received.
A number of reviews describe pricing as steep or overpriced, including comments about rising monthly fees and concerns that the level of care doesnât match what families expected. At the same time, the community appears positioned as lower than county and state benchmarks across unit types in the provided pricing ranges. That contrast shows why the reviews can still feel inconsistent: some families focus on price relative to personal outcomes, not just benchmark comparisons.
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