I have lived here for a year and a half at Ashby Ponds. Amazing community. It offers everything I…read morehad hoped for and more! Best of all, I have a much more vibrant social life than I did in the 20 years we lived in the town we moved from!

My father passed years ago and Ashby Ponds keeps sending junk mail addressed to him. He had…read morevisited the facililty but they were way overpriced and we decided on another facility. He had mistakenly given them his address and they constantly send junk mail about every two weeks and this has been going on for a number of years. Have called them repeatedly and asked them to remove his name from their mailing list and they lie and say they will but they never do. This has become very frustrating. Attached is a photo of the two latest pieces of junk mail I received within days of each other. If you plan to visit this place don't give them your address.

Update - 2 days after expressing our concern to 'RN' Sharon and being told we had no choice but to…read morepay the 10k for higher level of care, our grandfather was found on his bedroom floor bloody from a fall. We received a call from a caretaker who could hardly speak enough English to tell us what hospital he was taken to. We told her to have the RN call us immediately. It has been four days and we have still not heard from waltonwood higher ups or medical staff, including the executive director we asked to have contact us. We went to get some things from his place and saw the room had been totally rearranged, including bad attempts at cleaning up the puddles of blood from his fall. Please remember that our grandfather is immobile, and it is not like he could even roll or attempt to fall off the bed. I think there is a strong reason as to why Waltonwood is silent, and per my last review I can only hope families of residents and potential ones see this.

My parents moved into independent living in February. They love their one bedroom apartment, it's a…read morenice size. Waltonwood has regular activities and the common areas are beautiful. It would be five stars but the food and dining room service is AWFUL. I emailed several times to the "chef" and director with zero response. Tracey manages independent living and she is very nice but not empowered to make any changes. For $6-$7k a month they can afford to pay their staff better and get a real chef. I live close by so regularly bring meals. Outside of the food the place is great.

Have not been here but did call for information. The staff was abrasive and unhelpful. I am…read morestarting to wonder if the 250 reviews on Google are real or based on the bad reviews they are written by staff. Surprised that the front desk was not able to answer any basic questions.

Ashleigh at Lansdowne is a terrific facility with lots of great amenities! The staff are incredibly…read morekind and caring. All residents are extremely loving with lots of stories to share

My Mother lived here and was very happy and cared for. She felt independent but had care as…read moreneeded. The staff were all kind and Mom liked the food served. It's been a few years ago though and surely things have changed since then but our experience was great!

As a 3 year and recently resigned employee, I have a unique perspective to offer…read more The nursing staff, and actual people that provide the daily care for and make a difference in the lives of the residents at Caton, are without a doubt, the very best! Administration and management, not so much. The building is in terrible disrepair and the so called "Manager of Plant and Physical Safety," has held this position for so long and without question, that he no longer even pretends to attend to needed repairs or to the requests of residents in need of service. It does no good to complain or report his laziness, as he is one of two managers here at Caton, and lives with the other. Both are long time friends, 30 plus years, of the administrator...a monopoly, so to speak. As a recent and long term employee, there is no one an employee can go to for fair and unbiased help. Example: Several months ago, an employee reported harassment by the "Manager of Plant and Physical Safety," to the administrator...and that was the end of that. Though it was stated this report would be investigated, it was not. I was the Charge Nurse just above this employee and had first hand knowledge of this situation. The "Manager of Physical Plant and Safety," actually attempted to involve me in his harassment of this employee and I refused. Since her report of the harassment, it was obvious she was no longer welcome at Caton and she was eventually bullied into resigning, as was I for reporting the same manager to the City of Manassas for building code violations. Administrator announced our census and staffing is at an UNPRECEDENTED LOW...staffing is critically, dangerously low. In a years time, we have lost 10 plus employees. Many long time employees and some new hires came for just weeks and left with no explanation... The facility has been so poorly run since the current administrator has held the position by default, Caton was sold last year by Novant Health to UVA Health, effective January 1, 2022 and 3 weeks ago, UVA Health announced, it too is shopping around for alternatives...

My mom has been at the Wellington for almost two years and I am very pleased with the care and…read moreattention she receives. The building itself is very clean and the kitchen staff make wonderful meals that the residents enjoy in an elevated country club environment. The nursing staff are friendly, kind comforting and lovable and the activities directors are very good at what they do keeping things well organized and fun for the seniors. My mom is comfortable and feels at home. We are very happy here.

The Wellington at Lake Manassas is beautiful! Brady is knowledgeable, helpful and professional.read more

I would only recommend the memory care facility at Harmony if your loved one is still able to…read moremanage on his/her own. Unfortunately I believed that they would be able to keep my mother safe, but she fell multiple times and the last one put her in the hospital with a brain bleed and surgery. The staff was very nice, the food great, but they didn't have much planned for the residents to do. Didn't have much interaction at all with the director of nursing since she was more concerned about decorating the place. The owners should handle that and free her up to help with the residents! I NEVER got a call from anyone after my mother's brain bleed to see how she was etc. For the price you pay for a place like this...it's not worth it!! I do need to say..the PT/OT department was awesome! Kind, caring and they did call to check on mother after they heard of her fall.

This place is absolutely not worth the money they charge. It looks nice and new but the care is…read moreterrible. The last week of my father's life was horrible ! The nurses are insensitive and do not know how to give pain medicine to a dying patient who is in severe pain. They have taken advantage of the COVID shut down because relatives cannot have eyes on the care that their loved ones are receiving. They do not return phone calls. Their own staff complains about not being able to take care of residents due to staff shortage. This is not the place to skimp on staff for monetary purposes! Good job big money makers! DO NOT PLACE YOUR LOVED ONES HERE!!!!!!!

Staffing turnover is never a good thing when looking for a place for our elders…read more This is a beautiful facility, residents seem happy and engaged. Always look for long term happy STAFF, when choosing a facility for your loved ones.

I have now visited Meadow Glen on multiple occasions. The facility is always clean and the staff…read moreare always polite and welcoming. Security also seems to be a point of emphasis, which is comforting, with their access control system. Meadow Glen may not be as large as some of the other senior facilities that I have been to but what they lack in size they make up in a homey like charm. All in all with senior care it will always be about what fits the individual best but if your looking for somewhere with a little more of a personal touch I would definitely suggest checking out Meadow Glen.

Dutch Haven is a very caring and wonderful place. My mother-in-law has been there for several…read moreyears. I have never met any member of the staff who wasn't on board with being professional and sensitive to my mother-in-law. "Penny" gets wonderful care at an affordable price. I really have no criticism of the place. There is always some event being planned and the residents are very well cared for.

I made up my mind I had to write this review, as if not I would be doing a huge disservice to those…read morelooking to place their loved ones in an Assisted Living Facility. My father and I were new to this process, and had no idea where to start. We didn't have a lot of financial freedom and limited choices in the Shenandoah Valley for my 90 year old grandmother who has dementia. We visited the facility and it seemed charming and the people seemed kind. They evaluated my Grandmother and determined that she did not need to be in "Morning Glory" the dementia care unit. We were surprised, but saw their crudentials and thought they knew best. The place looked over all clean and the rooms attended to. After one week of my Grandmother being there, we started to see some stark contrasts to the "homey haven" we visited at first. We began to see that it was unkept, that people were wandering around without adequate mind to do so, the door was never locked, and it started to seem like there was a faint smell, but we blew these things off. Maybe it was a bad day. Things seemed to get worse. We were in there 3 times a week usually and starting to notice some really odd things. My Grandmother started to have other people's clothing on. I would often come and she would be very dirty. Food on her some days, other days she would just seem "out of it." The bathroom would constantly have urine about the floor as we realized that she was sharing a bathroom with 6 other people. As the next weeks came on, my Grandmother seemed weaker and weaker. They would tell me she didn't eat breakfast or lunch.. which began to startle me as she was supposed to take her medicine with food. Her knees began buckling when we would go to see her and we realized that something was very wrong. My sister watched them look over her medicine routine so we could only assume this was happening regularly. Later, both my Sister and Father overheard a nurse yelling at her to put her clothes on, then yet another nurse telling the room next door to shut up. By this point we were beyond at our wits end, frightened and over all a nervous wreck with her being there just one more day. We removed her after one month and vowed that we would write this review to warn others as going in to this we would have loved to see a review that would have helped us along or given us any indication. There was nothing on this particular facility. We have since moved her to Shenandoah Terrace in Woodstock, VA and it is night and day the change. We found out that she was being given panic medication as a maintenance drug, which would explain the behavior. We suspect she was not getting her meds in general correctly which further disrupted her mind and body. She is bright eyed and looks healthy and stronger than ever after just 3 weeks. We are just so thankful for her new home. Please beware of Dutch Haven and do not buy into the act that they portray there. It is not fit for elderly people and the staff is not knowledgable, motivated, nor compassionate enough to take on this level of care to help the elderly community.

This is the worst place imaginable; I left before they could kill me. Why: dangerously low…read morestaffing -- not nearly enough skilled nursing care, often only one RN, no doctor, in the place for hours; also, they used an obscure pharmacy somewhere in Maryland, because it was cheap. My first 4 days there I was given NO medications -- including no insulin, no anticoagulants, no other heart meds....NOTHING. Their cheap pharmacy had not shipped the order yet. I was on a strict no-salt diet and the only food available was clearly high salt. I was right out of the hospital and had strict orders about all my medications. Too bad for me! The only good parts were the physical therapists -- who were excellent -- and the young social worker, who tried his best to make things work. Do not send anyone here whom you love.

My mother recently needed PT/OT due to a broken leg. Lynn Care was a God Send. The staff was…read morewonderful, every person involved with her care did a wonderful job. Special shout out to an amazing ADON Kenisha Berry. She facilitated my mother's care and gave me peace of mind knowing she was receiving the best care possible. Also, grateful for their NP Omar Kamara, he takes time to listen to his patients and make sure their needs are met.

The uploaded photos are from me of this facility. This is the type of care and the quality of care…read moreyou can expect. Do not trust this place and beware. They do not abide by the Virginia state nursing laws or adhere to Resident's rights. The living room in the facility is completely for show as they only allow the residents to occupy it for show, they are otherwise discouraged from using the space. If your family member can no longer walk or stand on their own they will force them out of the comfort of the wheelchair and into a hard dining room chair with no safety to prevent falls, which have occurred. No safety fall mats are used and pressure mats are rare. The call bell system is old and unreliable. The daytime staff will go out for breaks during resident meal times so no help for anyone choking or otherwise in need during meals. The evening staff is very likely to destroy any clothing during laundry so do not send anything nice if you plan to move family in.

My dad was at WP until January '24 when he had a serious fall. The fall left my Dad in a serious…read morestate for a period of 21 days. Paula, Ginger, Diane, and others were very attentive to Dad's needs in such a way that felt more like a home than a "facility". Not only did they take care of Dad's needs and comfort, but they opened the facility to us as a family while we were transitioning through Dad's final days. I can't say enough good things about WP and the attention they gave all of us. Thank you WP for everything! Words cannot say enough.