4/2/22: My daughter contacted them and went for a tour looking for a memory care facility for our…read morefamily member. The lady that gave the tour promised discounts that she couldn't back up, and her boss went against it. So, we refused to pay the $8000+ monthly fee to move our family member there. Had she known that promises wouldn't be kept, she wouldn't have even wasted her time because their amount is way out of my price range. The set up is cute though. They have a little "town" set up throughout the building for the people who live there to possibly help in jogging their past memories or just make them feel comfortable. The bedrooms are a decent size. My loved one doesn't need much space. They seem to keep the building tidy and organized. I can't speak for much else. We had to keep searching for a facility that could protect my loved one with dementia 24/7 at a more reasonable price.

I went there to visit my uncle and I absolutely love this place. I love the set up and how…read moreorganized and clean it always is. Two lovely helpers named Tay and Deloris did an amazing job with answering any and old my questions. 5/5

Dunlop is a fun home to many residents witb many different needs. We have great staff that love our…read moreresidents and treat them like family.

I'm writing this review anonymously on behalf of the hardworking employees at Dunlop House Assisted…read moreLiving. If it were possible to give a place 0 zero stars, then know that I would have done so in a heartbeat. From the director of nursing to the so-called administrator, I have never seen a more unprofessional group of people in my working career. Nor have I worked in a more hostile working environment in all my life. Given everything that we have been thru as health professionals last year with Covid-19 and lockdown you would think they would treat staff better. Instead the staff are constantly subjected to lack of appropriate staffing to safely manage/care for residents. The staff is expected to lift heavy residents without the appropriate safety equipment at risk to their own health. Staff are also subjected to punitive actions instead of initial warnings creating an environment in which staff fear making a mistake. The staff also fear for their jobs when making the decision whether to call out if they are ill or have a family emergency because the Director of Nursing has been known to threaten employees to come into work. Never have I experienced a Director of Nursing who seems to only care about the look of being a DON versus the actual work it entails. One could almost say she is on a power trip. If you are unable to put in the work yourself, how can you possibly be an effective Director of Nursing? Her leadership style screams more autocratic then servant leadership. In addition, the supposed administrator is of no help as well, having created an environment where staff cannot express complaints without harsh rebukes. In any working environment staff should feel at ease to voice complaints/concerns. They should be made to feel like their leadership personnel have a welcoming door to come into. However, this is not the case here, instead staff feel unable to address any issues, they constantly worry about facing punitive actions with no warning, and they cannot rely on their leadership to act like leaders instead of dictators. If this was years ago, I would happily tell you to send your loved one here because the staff loved their jobs and the leadership was great. However, BEWARE!!! Until there is a huge shake up and major changes made, I sadly must recommend you don't send your loved ones here!

We were looking for a assisted living facility for my grandmother and came upon The Barrington…read more Wow, we thought this is wonderful, and the employees seemed happy. This being said my grandmother ended up making this her new home and is as happy as ever. Two thumbs up to the staff here!!

Great community and pleasant atmosphere with trustworthy people overseeing. This is a solid option…read moreif you're looking for a safe environment for family members to retire. The staff keeps the residents active with new activities, events and lectures each month. It's a bit pricey but you get what you pay for from what I've seen.

This facility took excellent care of my mom. They welcomed her with signage and treated her with…read moredignity and respect. The lobby is clean and spacious, beautifully appointed. There's a movie room for the residents with puzzles and games as well. The common room held craft programs, musical guests and other activities. My mom's suite had two rooms and a bath, with plenty of closet space. It was comforting to her to be able to furnish her space with her own furnishings and pictures. The staff was extremely accommodating and warm. The nurses were gentle and empathetic. It always difficult when your loved ones decline and eventually pass, but the people here made the transition easier to endure and process. Their dedication and care gave us peace of mind.

well we had to move my dear friend from a nightmare of a place called SUNRISE to Chestnut Grove…read more From the very beginning they were very compassionate about her fears and concerns of being in a strange place. She had dementia and they made sure all het needs were met. She loved the food and the caretakers as well. I could call at an time and they would check on her for me. The entire staff wad wonderful to us. I felt safe for her to be there!! I am so glad we moved her there!!

My mom moved in 2 days ago, so this review may be a bit premature…read more So far we've been quite happy! The staff has all been VERY friendly and helpful - and this is a Holiday weekend, so that says a lot. The facility is clean. The residents are friendly. So far the food at the restaurant has been quite good. The facility has lots of seating as you walk through, which is great because it gives residents a break as they walk through the halls AND it gives them an opportunity to sit down and people watch. Who doesn't like to people watch? (I'll admit that it's my favorite part about Vegas) Like I said, it's only been a couple of days. I'll make it a point to update my review when we've 'been around the block' a little more!

From the owner: Hermitage Richmond is a premier Pinnacle Living retirement community located in Richmond, VA, that…read moreis dedicated to Enriching Life's Journey. Levels of support include Independent Living, Assisted Living, Health Care Center, and Memory Support. No Entrance Fees!

I would just like to give five-stars to the caregivers at Mary B's / Bickford, Senior Living, of…read moreSpotsylvania. A special shout out to Olivia and Rene who were there the night my mother passed. Thank you to all the caregivers for treating my mother with dignity and respect, and making her stay as comfortable as can be expected. Regards, Janice, Pascoe and Family Daughter of Wilma "Bugie" Garcia

I love the intimate setting and that ALF is similar to memory care in set up. The staff at the…read moreRichmond location are long termers and very receptive.

The care of the patient the smell and cleanliness the staff needs to start caring for the patient…read moreand stop ignoring them the management needs to do better

i have no idea whats going on in this place, but it needs help. i went there to visit a loved one…read moreand as soon as i walked into the building it smelled old, rank, mildewed and out right dirty. The bed my loved one was assigned was not adequate for anyone to sleep on. There was one bathroom that was shared between her, her roommate and the adjoining room patients. So, two persons to a room with one bathroom = four person to one toilet and the toilet wouldn't flush and needed someone to pour buckets of water in it after each use in order for the waste to be flushed away. The food looked dry and old, there was no shower in the room, i had to bath my love one myself while i was there visiting, I truly understand the under - staffing issue due to no funds. I believe this assisted living center is mostley occupied by the poor, those who receive medicaid or some sort of medicare. That's no excuse to give improper care of lack of. Every employee there recieves a paycheck for a service, whether big or small. do the job you were hired to do and do it to the best of your ability and if you have no idea what to do , MANAGEMENT is the ISSUE.. People, we all have to get old one day, or may end up sick and have to depend on this type of service to provide us or a loved one decent, safe and a caring environment., how would you want to be treated and cared for?

I met Joe Gallagher with Oasis when my husband, Gregg, suffered a seizure related to his malignant…read morebrain tumor and was to be released from the hospital because there was nothing more they could do for his care. I had no idea where to go. Joe helped me review options around the Richmond, VA area for nursing care/rehab sites with physical, occupational and speech therapy. Gregg was able to receive excellent rehab for 3 weeks before we again were denied continued nursing care and had to move to our final option, assisted living. Joe joined me during the interview process at multiple facilities in the area to seek a good fit for Gregg regarding both nursing care and rehab care. Although Gregg had made strides in his rehab, his level of nursing care was deemed too involved for two of the more "prestigious" assisted living facilities in the area. I was very discouraged by this setback, but Joe and his wife, Judy, were exceptional in their emotional and spiritual support and kept me moving forward. Our third search was fruitful and Gregg received the best care I could have imagined for the next 10 months of his life. Through all of this journey, the Gallaghers kept in touch with us--they were never more than a phone call, text or email away and Joe visited Gregg at his new residence several times a month and even more during his last few weeks. Joe and Gregg shared a bond of faith, tears and hope that lifted both of them. Although Gregg was at peace with the treatments and outcomes he faced, he was even more so after spending time with Joe. Through our relationship with the Gallaghers, Gregg was able to receive therapy and hospice care at the assisted living facility. Joe's knowledge of Gregg as a person helped us find all the best support we needed. Even after his passing, the Gallaghers have kept touch with me and our two sons. Our family has been blessed to have had the Gallaghers by Gregg's side through his disease. We have met two new friends and grateful for their outreach even after Gregg's death.

From the owner: Oasis Senior Advisors offers free, community-based referral senior housing assistance to aid in…read morefinding a place just right for you or your loved one. Using our knowledge of local resources and our proprietary OasisIQ software, we work with you and your family to help match you with the senior living options that suit your needs and preferences.