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.

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.

Our family loves Hidden Springs! Our 95-year old mother is safe, cared for, and happy. The…read moremanagement team knows each resident well and coordinates closely with the families. The nursing team manages our mom's health issues carefully and communicates any concerns to us. The team plans varied activities and offers at least one outing each week. The building is located on a scenic knoll near the Skyline Drive. It is clean, bright, and fully accessible. We highly recommend Hidden Springs for the comfort of your loved one and your peace of mind.

From the owner: Hidden Springs Senior Living is a single-story country-style home located a few short miles south…read moreof the northern entrance to the Skyline Drive. We are situated on twenty acres of farmland atop a hill with panoramic views of the Blue Ridge and Massanutten mountains. An outdoor enthusiast can take a leisure walk over our landscaped grounds, relax with a friend on our front porch, or dine on one of our patios. Gardeners can enjoy raised flower/vegetable beds to call their own. One and all can view a sunrise or sunset from our enclosed sunrooms. Join us in our living room, our library, or our recreation areas to chat with family, friends and neighbors. At Hidden Springs Senior Living residents will live and prosper through safe and natural surroundings, superior quality care, activities, companionship, and love without the stress of home management. Hidden Springs is owned and operated by Daryl and Vicki Rudacille Davison. Both Daryl and Vicki grew up on farms with strong Christ

The Culpeper is the best. Their entire staff are second to none. This includes nursing, dining,…read morehousekeeping,clinical and receptionist. I highly recommend The Culpeper to anyone in need of their services.

When my uncle was ready to move to an assisted living facility, the task of finding the right one…read morewas daunting. But when we drove up to Culpeper Baptist Retirement, we just had a feeling this would be the right place. It is surrounded by acres and acres of beautiful land...and has a beautiful driveway with ample parking (not a ton of spaces, but there are never too many cars in the front). We met with Rose and Tammy and immediately my uncle felt at ease with them. They were forthright and easy to talk to. My uncle has been with them for two months and, so far, everything they said about how they operate has been true. They are easy to reach and they don't hesitate to contact me with any issues my uncle may be having including any time he visits the doctor. For someone who lives in another state, it gives me great comfort that I can call and reach someone at any time and that they, too, call me consistently to give me updates. The people who work there have all been kind and all seem to work together well. My Uncle has enjoyed the varied menu of food offered at meal times (he loves not having to cook). And there are PLENTY of activities offered to the folks who stay there. There is more to say...but more than anything, we feel they are a place of integrity and they treat their clients well. We are big fans.

Mom's been at the Willows for about 3 yeas now, and I can't say enough good things. The staff are…read morecaring and tentative to her needs, and they are very helpful when I need something. Mom is happy, and has friends there. I was worried when she first moved, but am thrilled she's doing well. The personal relationships she has with the staff and residents is outstanding, and while there maybe a question or two I may have, at least staff is there to answer it for me. Overall I am very happy with the Willows, and Mom is doing well. Yes I would recommend the Willows and I have.

From the owner: Providing Quality Assisted Living, Secure Alzheimer's/Dementia Care with 24/7 Supervision, Short…read moreTerm Respite Care and Long term Care. We also have an Alzheimer's Support Group that meets every third Wednesday of the month at 2:00. Please Join Us, Open to the public. Scheduled transportaion available in addition to public transit. Call for Complimentary lunch tour

I may be biased because I work for the company that does the contract feeding. This quaint little…read moreCommunity which has about 65 beds has really nice areas for anything you could possibly imagine. The have community engagement activities and activities that are within the building arts and crafts, reading room, movie area. They are a pretty special group of seniors who get spoiled by us. We feed them pretty well and if they Seek more food they get it. Along with a care area in which they can always get some snacks and beverages anytime. At last count there were 8 people I. Memory care... I would check this place if you are needing senior living for your parents or anyone that may need it...

From the owner: Nestled on a hillside in beautiful Virginia horse country, The Villa was designed to reflect an…read moreelegant, colonial architecture with stately white columns and red brick. With friendly faces and an environment conducive to conversation and relaxation, The Villa offers all the comforts of home while providing the peace of mind that top-notch care is always available. The Villa offers families in the Warrenton and surrounding areas a new and exceptional choice in assisted living.