393 memory care communities in Virginia (Page 5)

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  Assisted Living At Warwick Forest

  Newport News, VA

  4.1 from 42 reviews

  #361 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

   

  Assisted Living At Warwick Forest offers specialized memory care services, but residents may experience limited independence due to the structured environment and 24/7 supervision.

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  Sunrise at George Mason

  Fairfax, VA

  4.3 from 25 reviews

  #362 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $4,021 to $6,500 per month

  Sunrise at George Mason in Fairfax, VA offers memory care with personalized services, but may lack sufficient outdoor space and have limited specialized programming for cognitive impairments.

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  Wood Haven At Williamsburg Landing

  Williamsburg, VA

  3.5 from 4 reviews

  #363 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

   

  Wood Haven at Williamsburg Landing specializes in memory care for seniors with Alzheimer's and dementia, offering tailored programs and amenities but may have challenges related to staff availability and potential limitations in personalized engagement.

• Professional Staff

  Salem Terrace At Harrogate

  Salem, VA

  4.2 from 42 reviews

  #364 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $4,299 to $7,900 per month

  Salem Terrace receives mostly positive reviews for its caring staff and well-regarded Memory Care unit, although it is noted that costs are higher than other options.

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  Our Lady of Peace

  Charlottesville, VA

  4.3 from 19 reviews

  #365 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

   

  Our Lady of Peace in Charlottesville offers memory care services but may lack sufficient focus on individualized support for residents with dementia and limited off-site activities.

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  North Roanoke Assisted Living

  Roanoke, VA

  2.4 from 15 reviews

  #366 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $1,611 to $3,295 per month

  Reviews of a Roanoke memory care facility reveal significant concerns about mismanagement, poor communication, inadequate hygiene, and incidents of neglect, casting doubt on the quality of care for residents.

• Lots Of Activities

  Parkside at Beth Sholom

  Richmond, VA

  4.7 from 10 reviews

  #367 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $2,050 to $6,395 per month

  Parkside is a highly recommended memory care facility featuring clean, spacious rooms, a dedicated rehab service, friendly staff, and a variety of engaging activities.

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  Care Corner Assisted Living

  Fishersville, VA

  2.2 from 5 reviews

  #368 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $2,100 to $2,700 per month

  Living Waters is a cozy and intimate memory care facility with attentive staff and a homely atmosphere, but it could improve by enhancing food quality and providing more engaging daily activities for residents.

• Caring Staff

  Royal Haven Front Royal

  Front Royal, VA

  2.2 from 6 reviews

  #369 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $2,500 to $2,800 per month

  When seeking a memory care facility, it's vital to weigh the caring nature of staff and personal connections against concerns about outdated amenities and safety features.

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  Willow Oaks

  Manassas, VA

  4.7 from 6 reviews

  #370 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

   

  Willow Oaks in Manassas, VA, offers specialized memory care services and amenities but may lack individualized attention due to its focus on group activities and community engagement.

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  The Terrace At Beth Sholom Village

  Virginia Beach, VA

  2.5 from 2 reviews

  #371 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

   

  The Terrace at Beth Sholom Village provides memory care services with specialized programming for cognitive needs, 24/7 staff support, and a range of amenities, but it may lack personalization in care and be costly for some families.

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  Royal Haven

  Front Royal, VA

  1.3 from 3 reviews

  #372 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

   

  Royal Haven in Front Royal, VA, offers memory care with 24-hour supervision, specialized dietary management, and various amenities and activities to promote resident comfort and socialization, but may not be suitable for those requiring a more intensive medical support or specialized memory care interventions.

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  Beth Sholom Gardens

  Richmond, VA

  3.7 from 9 reviews

  #373 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $2,815 to $5,240 per month

  Families appreciate the warm staff and safety measures in this senior living community, but they indicate a need for improved health monitoring and more engaging activities for residents.

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  Royal Haven Winchester

  Winchester, VA

  1.3 from 3 reviews

  #374 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $2,400 to $3,200 per month

  Royal Haven Winchester offers specialized memory care with a focus on creating a secure environment, though it may lack extensive on-site spiritual activities or comprehensive diabetes management options.

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  Eden Court

  Hampton, VA

  2.6 from 5 reviews

  #375 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $2,400 to $3,300 per month

  The experiences of families reveal that while some facilities provide compassionate care and adequate safety measures for residents, others face serious concerns regarding hygiene and communication, highlighting the importance of thorough evaluation when choosing a memory care setting.

• Caring Staff

  Beth Sholom Lifecare Community

  Richmond, VA

  3.8 from 51 reviews

  #376 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

   

  Beth Sholom is a senior living facility known for its compassionate care and engaging activities, though some reviewers note concerns about staff attentiveness and the ambiance in older buildings, while highlighting the positive environment of its new wing.

• Clean

  The Haven Assisted Living at Sandy Valley

  Mechanicsville, VA

  5.0 from 3 reviews

  #377 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $3,850 to $5,750 per month

  The Havens offers a serene, clean, and well-cared-for environment set in a picturesque farm-like setting, ideal for relaxation and rejuvenation.

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  Living Waters Assisted Living Timberville

  Timberville, VA

  3.2 from 21 reviews

  #378 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $1,500 to $2,500 per month

  Living Waters Assisted Living Timberville in VA offers personalized memory care, specialized diabetic care, engaging activities, and convenient amenities for residents with memory impairments.

• Friendly Staff

  Woodland Assisted Living

  Lovettsville, VA

  3.2 from 12 reviews

  #379 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $2,950 to $4,950 per month

  Woodlands Assisted Living in Lovettsville has received significant criticism for inadequate care and resources for individuals with Alzheimer's or dementia, including overcrowding, lack of engaging activities, poorly trained staff, and concerns about hygiene and safety.

• Amazing Care

  Labier Geriatrics II

  Alexandria, VA

  5.0 from 1 review

  #380 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

   

  Macklin Court is highly praised for its exceptional care, cleanliness, and nurturing environment, making it an outstanding choice for families seeking a supportive memory care facility for their loved ones.

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  Lav'm Adult Residence

  Chesapeake, VA

  1.0 from 2 reviews

  #381 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $1,800 to $2,000 per month

  Lav'm Adult Residence in Chesapeake, VA may lack extensive outdoor activities and offer limited options for privacy, which could be a concern for potential residents seeking an engaging memory care environment.

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  Belvoir Woods Health Care Center At The Fairfax

  Fort Belvoir, VA

   

  #382 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

   

  Belvoir Woods Health Care Center at The Fairfax, while offering various amenities and support services, may not fully address the specific needs of individuals with advanced memory care requirements.

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  Beth Sholom Gardens

  Richmond, VA

   

  #383 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

   

  Beth Sholom Gardens in Richmond, VA, offers specialized memory care programming and 24-hour support but may lack privacy and independence due to constant supervision and shared community spaces.

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  Avery Point

  Richmond, VA

   

  #384 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

   

  Avery Point offers specialized memory care with a focus on 24-hour supervision, assistance with daily living activities, and engaging amenities, but may not fully accommodate those requiring extensive mobility support or personalized care beyond standard services.

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  Westgate

  Alexandria, VA

  4.0 from 1 review

  #385 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $7,500 to $8,550 per month

  This impeccably maintained home prioritizes organization, cleanliness, and shared spaces that foster connection while accommodating individual preferences through open communication.

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  Seasons Change

  Chesapeake, VA

   

  #386 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $4,800 per month

  Seasons Change in Chesapeake, VA, offers specialized memory care near parks and essential services, but it may lack sufficient on-site medical staff for immediate emergencies.

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  Envoy at Lorton

  Lorton, VA

   

  #387 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $2,400 to $4,500 per month

  Envoy at Lorton in VA offers specialized memory care for seniors, but potential concerns include reliance on nearby healthcare facilities and the need for transportation services.

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  Chesterfield at Brandermill Woods

  Midlothian, VA

   

  #388 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

   

  Chesterfield at Brandermill Woods lacks on-site spiritual services and primarily offers offsite devotional activities, which may limit immediate access to religious support.

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  La Bier Geratric Services of David Lane

  Alexandria, VA

  4.0 from 2 reviews

  #389 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $5,700 to $8,250 per month

  The review highlights the importance of compassionate staff, a clean environment, and the need for families to prepare for transitions in care as health needs change when considering memory care facilities.

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  Forever Living ACH

  Richmond, VA

   

  #390 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $2,500 to $4,500 per month

  Forever Living ACH in Richmond, VA offers specialized memory care services with on-site medical support, but it may raise concerns for some due to handling of incontinence and medication management needs.

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  Scotia Village

  Portsmouth, VA

   

  #391 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

   

  Scotia Village in Portsmouth, VA, despite its range of amenities and services, may face challenges such as potential overcrowding and varying levels of staff attentiveness that could affect personalized memory care for residents.

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  Memory Lane Assisted Living Facility

  Woodstock, VA

   

  #392 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

   

  Memory Lane Assisted Living Facility in Woodstock, VA offers specialized memory care for individuals with conditions like Alzheimer?s and dementia, but potential residents should note the reliance on staff for diabetes management and limited onsite spiritual services.

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  Washington & Lee Home for the Elderly

  Montross, VA

   

  #393 Best reviewed of 2 memory care in Virginia

  $2,000 per month

  The Washington & Lee Home for the Elderly offers a memory care environment with tailored care services but may lack on-site spiritual activities, limiting immediate access to religious support and engagement for residents.

Considerations for seniors living in Virginia

• Mild climate: Virginia's coastal and mountain regions are relatively mild, making it a comfortable choice for seniors who prefer moderate weather.
• Access to healthcare: Virginia is home to several world-renowned hospitals and medical facilities, making it an excellent choice for seniors who require regular medical care.
• Tax-friendly: Virginia does not tax Social Security benefits or other retirement income, which makes it an attractive state for retirees.
• Cultural attractions: Virginia is rich in history, culture, and arts. Seniors living in Virginia can enjoy museums, galleries, performing arts centers, and music festivals.
• Outdoor recreation opportunities: Virginia offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, camping, golfing, and skiing. This means that seniors continue to maintain their active lifestyle even in retirement.
• Good public transportation: Many cities in Virginia have good public transportation systems which makes it easy for seniors to get around without needing a car.
• Affordable cost of living: The cost of living in Virginia is moderate; this makes it ideal for seniors on a fixed income who want a high quality of life at a reasonable price.
• Active senior communities: There are many active senior communities in Virginia where retirees can live among peers with shared interests and amenities like fitness clubs and walking trails within the community.

Cost of memory care in Virginia