My mother has been an assisted living resident here for more than 6 years. She has really thrived…read moreas a result of the excellent care, from the Executive Director to the nursing, care and activities directors. The staff really make this place special. They truly care about the residents and obviously take pride in their work in this lovely setting. The activities are varied and interesting, as well. Highly recommend this Sunrise.

Our mom has acute dementia and is on the 3rd floor at Sunrise (the memory care unit). Her…read morecaregivers are fantastic. Kind, joying, loving...it is a wonderful environment for mom.

The social recreation dept is amazing. There is an abundance of activities that you can enjoy as a…read moreresident. The front desk staff are professional and very knowledgeable. The nursing staff could stand to be restructured and retrained for the vision of the company.

I took a tour at the Arbor Terrace Senior Living Facility on Tuesday, November 25th with my nephew,…read moreKevin Brooks, who is looking for a facility for his mother. We took the tour with Erin. I don't have a last name. Erin was so knowledgeable, kind and patient. She took us through the entire facility. Everyone there was so kind. The staff members stopped to speak with us and the individuals living in that facility were up and about, laughing and having a great time. I have been to other facilities and the individuals living there were just sitting around doing absolutely nothing. At Arbor Terrace it was a great deal of fun, togetherness and interactions going on. We were looking for a facility of my nephew's mother, but to be honest, I would put myself in that facility. The staff members and the individuals living there have a great relationship. It was fantastic.

It maybe a good place for your loved ones, but not if you work there. And if your a temp help, you…read morebecome the scapegoat for the full time employees. So take your loved one to place that not only respects you, but also respects all people.

My father has been a resident here since October 2014…read more It was the best decision for him to move here. The staff are attentive and caring and he still has more autonomy than he would in many other places. He did NOT want to go to a nursing home despite his increasing frailty . He requires assistance with all ADLs and medications. He is always well groomed, clean and in good spirits. All the staff address him by name and treat him with great respect and affection. His speech is difficult to understand because of strokes but they are uniformly patient and helpful. Three mornings a week we are together but I do stop in at other times and he is ALWAYS well cared for. Here is an opportunity for socialization that he didn't have at his independent facility in NJ. Meals are in the dining room; many different daily activities. He and I could not be happier with Grand Oaks And we feel that the VALUE is excellent. Director of nursing is smart, friendly and very responsive to any concern I ever raised. Thomas A. Tesoriero, MD

Horrible place with horrible people. Its funny how they forget about the care in healthcare. Nasty…read morepeople only who only care about money. Way overpriced for service offered. Care.com is better and cheaper.

I reached out to Georgetown Home Care in a major time of need. My husband's Parkinson's had become…read moreall of a sudden a situation where he needed more care. While I was doing most of it, I needed time to get out to take care of my own job and other projects. I called Georgetown Home Care, and they responded, do you need immediate help? Where other agencies it was quite obvious that it was going to take time for them to evaluate if they wanted to help us. Georgetown Home Care was there the next day. We felt as if we were there only client. They found us a compatible aide and they were very caring as a company. Right up until the end. Which came as quick as the need for home care did. Overall very pleased with the responsiveness and the aides that were assigned to us.

I have had a wonderful experience working with Arbor Terrace. The community is beautifully…read moredesigned, very clean, and has a homey feeling. The staff are professional, friendly, and keep the residents engaged. They offer creative and fun events for their residents and the community. Highly recommend for my clients and for any loved one looking to transition to assisted living or memory care!

This is my favorite assisted living facility to perform at. The staff are excellent- kind and…read moreauthentic, and the residents are so interesting and unique. The facility is extremely clean and beautiful. I would live here myself. Fantastic all around.

Pretty below average experience. The good is that they keep their tenants alive, have a clean…read morefacility on the surface, and do provide a decent range of enrichment activities. That's where they get the second star. Now the bad: The facility consistently failed to perform laundry tasks, despite advertising a weekly schedule. There were cockroaches in our apartment. The facility failed to restock critical medications for our tenant. They nickel and dime you for every single item. And finally, our family caught an aide employed by Brightview (Salem, I believe) yelling at an aide our family privately employed. Unacceptable and unprofessional behavior. While they present as a clean and welcoming facility, I would recommend looking elsewhere.

Excellent, knowledgeable and outstanding. The doctors, nurses, techs were phenomenal. Their…read morecontinuous care, expertise and commitment to their patients quality of care is highly commendable.

My mother is in the Memory unit at Kensington Park. She's getting very good care, around the clock…read more She likes the food a lot - much more than what her in-home caregivers used to prepare. There are musical performances and other cultural and healthful activities. It's difficult for anyone to adjust to a new environment, and even more so for an elderly person with dementia. The Kensington Park staff do their best to welcome and acclimate new residents - which, with the added problem of Covid, is a challenge. They are kind and attentive, dealing with irritability and other behaviors with grace and patience. The management is very open to communication from family members and every issue is addressed. Visits from family members are easily scheduled. It's a good place.

The supervisor, Christine (I believe) is in the wrong line of work. I went to visit a lady I cared…read morefor for almost 2 years and was told evening visiting was canceled. This was a direct lie to my face. Subsequently, I spoke to my friends' daughter who told me "since her mother broke her arm, she was not participating in activities, and was too tired from too many visitors. The supervisor's recommendation was no visitors other than once a week from each daughter, as per my friend. My friend is 97 yeaars old. The elderly NEED verbal stimulation, not isolation. My friend, the elderly lady, does not like this place and has expressed it in no uncertain terms. My experience with ideas like this ends in the life of the elderly person in less than 8 weeks. My friend (the daughter) has placed her mother in a prison because caing for her mother is an inconvenience.

Seabury at Friendship Terrace is a nice place to live, except for the quality of the food. The food…read moreis so awful that dinner conversation is often limited to complaints about the food, not the usual dinner stuff. They think nothing of serving potatoes, rice, and pasta in the same meal, meats are tough and have no gravy/sauce, instead of broccoli florets they serve the stems, and spices or herbs are never used. We have three menus. A weekly menu handed out at the beginning of each week, a menu from which we choose our food at lunch and dinner time, and the unnamed menu consisting of whatever is available, which is often not what was listed in either of the other two menus. The waiters are excellent, friendly and helpful, and even they recognize the poor quality of the food. The food situation is very unfortunate, since the place could not have a better location. Two and a half blocks from Metro and Whole Foods, two blocks from the public library and CVS, also about the same distance from Target (which also has a CVS, so we have two within walking distance), The Container Store, and Ace Hardware; still very much a residential area with 100-year-old houses that have gorgeous gardens and huge, ancient trees. Several churches are within walking distance, as well as a few restaurants (Indian, Middle Eastern, Mexican). Residents are quite diverse and friendly. Some of them have been here for years and are always cordial and helpful. I wish they would do something about the food! My understanding is it used to be good, and when I first came it was still fairly so. I have no idea what happened.

After a lovely tour by Tawanda Jackson, the Associate Admissions Coordinator, I am more excited…read morethan ever about Seabury at Friendship Terrace. I've toured several senior residences in the DMV with a view toward my golden years. Seabury has a classic (and classy :) ) design and modern amenities. The constant care of the building is visible in freshly painted corridors and apartments, clean and fluffy carpets and polished wood. The apartments are cozy and bright due to fresh fixtures and floor to ceiling windows and have great walk-in closets.Workers were on duty during my tour making the latest updates! The residents seem relaxed and content enjoying gardening, soaking up sun (there's a sunroof!), walking around the lovely residential neighborhood and gathering in groups for games or friendly chats. Scheduled of interesting activities are posted everywhere. I'd love to live there.