The Best Assisted Living Communities in Chesterfield County, VA

"Someone recommended the Crossings, and it was a nice community. The people that work there were okay. I like that it is a house and not a tall building. It was clean. They need to have someone there to greet you. "

"I toured Spring Arbor of Salisbury it's very close to where I live. We didn't like that one because I want independent living. I'm not ready for assisted living yet. They're very nice, very informative if I was ready to make a move, I'd probably be a little more interested than I am now. They're beautifully laid out, everything's accessible, no problem, and it's very spacious. The facility is very neat, well-landscaped, and decorated very nicely. I would recommend they go to see it. It's located within my range, it's accessible to where I am now in, as far as shopping and all that stuff."

"I toured Brookdale Midlothian for my father. The sales representative who conducted the tour was friendly, professional, and I thought they were kind. I was able to see them having an activity in a common room. I got to see one of the rooms, and saw the residents out and about, and I met a few of the other caregivers there. The memory care is connected to the assisted living, but it's divided by secure doors. They had a salon, a courtyard, an eating area, and also a common area for the TV."

At the newly renovated Gardens, we approach wellbeing holistically. Each week, we offer a full spectrum of activities designed to support the emotional, mental and physical needs of our residents. Regular activities include arts and crafts, musical performances, sing-alongs, yoga, exercise classes, manicures, games, movies, cookouts, parties, and outings as well as Shabbat dinners and spiritual services for a variety of denominations. Our community is also supported by a chaplain and recreational therapists. Outside the entrance to the Gardens, a colorful whirlig spins in the wind, welcoming visitors. The lawn ornament is a fitting beacon to the friendly community inside. Light, bright and open describes the interior of this community, one of two assisted living communities on the Shalom Gardens campus. Surrounded by attractive gardens and outdoor living spaces, the community offers ample opportunities to savor a sunny afternoon. Residents can take in an outdoor concert on the patio or enjoy lemonade and cookies on the rooftop terrace.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Virginia Department of Social Services Facility Search

Imagine your life at Parkside. Conveniently located near shopping and restaurants. At Parkside, the finer things in life are just steps away. Newcomers are welcomed and included in our community. Parkside offers 73 residences, which range from studios to more spacious offerings. Our light-filled apartment feature nine-foot ceilings, granite countertops, and designer lighting and cabinetry. Four distinct levels of care offered to our residents and a dedicated memory center with a sensory garden is available to those with dementia. Whatever their needs, our residents will receive the quality and comprehensive residential, healthcare and community-based services to individuals of all faiths.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Virginia Department of Social Services Facility Search

"My mother was here. It’s small, two floors, very nicely appointed, and a lot of the downstairs rooms opened to a beautiful courtyard. They were attentive, thorough, and did a good job. It was called the deluxe studio, which was just one room, and it was nice and small but had a kitchenette with a little refrigerator, a microwave, and a sink. The food was good. There’s a chef that’s been there for nine years who is very good, so there was a choice of menu items at each meal, and the food was hot, attractively presented, and tasty."

"I went and visited the Commonwealth Senior Living at the West End. The coordinator was very outgoing, friendly, and knowledgeable about the facility and the residents. The staff was friendly. The place was nice and clean. They had nice-sized rooms, but the only one they had available was a companion room, which would not work out."

"We visited Elizabeth House, and we liked it. The room was a good size. It was nice and clean. We couldn't look around too much because they wouldn't let us go where the other people were because of COVID. We could only look at the one room."

"The Harmony Collection at Hanover was just fine. I toured the memory care and the woman there was very nice, very professional, and got right to the point. It's all new. It's very up-to-date and was nice. The grounds are well-groomed and well-gardened. The inside is very clean. It's more affordable. I would move Mom there if they could accept her and this injury on her ankle."

"Harmony at Hanover was new and a little bit crowded. They had a different meal plan that I didn't like, and I don't think the person who toured me was familiar with all of the things they had available as maybe she should have been, but she showed me all around and was friendly. The place was also large, modern, and clean. They have a gym and a fairly large theater."

"Pleasant family atmosphere. Sincerely caring staff and a home like feeling. Spacious living room and nice clean rooms for residents and assistance is available 24/7. Timely laundry and care to personal needs. "

"Sancerre Atlee Station is brand new. It's within three miles from our daughter's home and also about three miles from a local medical facility hospital in the area. We liked the apartments that were available. We liked the size, what they looked like, and all that. The staff was very informative and answered our questions. The facility was very clean."

"My grandfather moved to Spring Oak Assisted Living of Petersburg. We talked that we would pay until he was private pay using the spend-down until Medicaid was approved. Well now that was approved, but they want to hold us to paying private pay even though he has more money left. So they don't want to bill Medicaid and get Medicaid money that should be retroactive from December. So we've been arguing back and forth because they want to hold my mom responsible for paying the balance due. They just want the private pay money. Otherwise, my mom's really happy with the care that she's getting, so that's all good. They have games, they do events with the residents every so often. They ask, but since my grandfather is stubborn and didn't want to do anything, after several days, they just make him more active. That's good because he needs to. The staff is very friendly and very respectful, and they know certain things about my grandfather. It's nice that they have that personal touch with them."

"Hall's Care Homes is a retirement place for veterans. My husband is a veteran and they do really good care there. I'm very pleased. The staff is great. He's in a shared room, and they're all shared rooms. It's a house. They have the bathroom and walk-in showers. They're really good. They get three meals and snacks 24/7, and they have nurses on-duty. The food is good; he likes it. They play cards and they do other stuff. Pricing is good."