Renaissance of Annandale Costs & Pricing
Renaissance of Annandale presents a premium option for senior living, with monthly costs reflecting the quality of care and amenities offered. For a semi-private room, the cost is $7,499, which exceeds both the Fairfax County average of $5,598 and the broader Virginia state average of $3,991. Similarly, for a studio room, residents can expect to pay $8,499 - again higher than the local county rate of $6,335 and the state average of $4,436. These figures illustrate that while Renaissance of Annandale may command a higher price point compared to surrounding options, this investment likely corresponds with enhanced services and an enriched living environment designed to support residents' overall well-being.
| Floor plans | Renaissance of Annandale | Fairfax County | Virginia |
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| Semi-Private | $7,499 | $5,598 | $3,991 |
| Studio | $8,499 | $6,335 | $4,436 |
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Overall Review of Renaissance of Annandale
common
28 reviews mention this
Staff care and responsiveness
Residents and families repeatedly describe a caring, responsive team.
Across the reviews, families highlight staff who are attentive to needs and proactive about follow-up, including help with transitions and ongoing communication. Multiple reviewers also say they feel confident about safety and support, and describe staff members as knowledgeable and professional. Several reviews specifically mention staying in touch and being kept informed as part of the experience.
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12 reviews mention this
Engaging activities keep residents involved
Activities are engaging and varied, with residents staying socially connected.
Many reviewers describe an active day-to-day routine with engaging activities, including music, art, movie time, exercise, and church. Several mention field trips and regular programming, and some say their loved ones became more involved over time. The community also offers on-site activities and devotional services off-site, aligning with what families say they see and hear about day-to-day engagement.
common
11 reviews mention this
Clean, well-kept community spaces
Reviews frequently mention a clean, well-maintained building.
A recurring theme is how clean and well-kept the facility looks, with reviewers pointing to the environment and the upkeep of common areas. Some also describe the setting as bright, welcoming, and organized, and mention specific details noticed during tours. Several residents and family members tie that physical care to the overall impression of quality and comfort.
differentiator
13 reviews mention this
Memory-care focus and care services
This is presented as a dedicated memory-care community with specialized support.
Reviewers consistently frame Renaissance of Annandale as a memory-care community, including for Alzheimer’s and dementia, and describe residents being engaged in a way that fits cognitive needs. During tours and move-ins, some reviewers mention the community’s focused approach for memory-care residents. The community also lists ambulatory care and diabetic care, which aligns with the idea that support is tailored beyond general housing.
caveat
5 reviews mention this
Dining quality is mixed
Dining experiences are described differently by different families.
Some reviews praise meals and mention dedicated food attention, saying residents are well served and supported at mealtimes. Others are less satisfied, calling the food mediocre. A few reviewers also mention improvements in eating and drinking, suggesting dining can be more helpful for some residents than others.
How we summarize
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