The Best Assisted Living Communities in Fairfax County, VA

Who We Are Welcome to ADVENT HOME ASSISTED LIVING--a vibrant community designed for individuals seeking a comfortable and welcoming home. Our goal is simple: to support residents in making the most of their golden years. Our team, available around the clock, is here to ensure your safety and happiness. Whether it's preparing delicious meals or organizing engaging activities, we strive to make each day enjoyable and fulfilling. We understand that moving to a new home can be a big step, so we have created a warm and nurturing environment to ensure our residents have the time of their lives at our assisted living facility. Our Mission Our mission is to provide exceptional, person-centered care to every resident we have the privilege to serve. We are dedicated to delivering personalized care and fostering a sense of belonging, allowing residents to embrace their new chapter with comfort, dignity, happiness, and a deep sense of purpose. Our Vision Our vision is straightforward and heartfelt: we aspire to redefine assisted living with a commitment to personalized care, respect, and a true sense of community. We envision a space where each resident's happiness and well-being take center stage, where smiles are abundant, and laughter is a daily occurrence. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Maryland Office of Health Care Quality Licensee Directories

"Fenwick Landing Senior Care Community is one of the few not-for-profits, which is helpful. They are very caring and very helpful. I would say they bend over backward to help you get your loved ones signed up. They have regular assisted living for the able minded and they have memory care. My mother is in memory care. What I can speak highly of is the atmosphere there. They let the residents interact with each other. My mother got bored with me and wanted to go off and be with the other residents when I visited her once, which I was happy to see. I'm working with them now on a diet plan because it's a little rich for my mom. We're trying to work on a diet plan that works for her until my sister picks her up. My mom likes the food, but I haven't tried it. They have a television lounge, and they have a living room area with an aquarium where they can interact with each other. It's a smaller size as memory care facilities go. However, it's been there so long, it needs a facelift. They need to modernize it, and that's tough while people are living there. "

"Purple Heart Assisted Living is the best facility in the area. My grandfather suffered from dementia and we chose Purple Heart because the bedrooms were spacious which gave my grandfather room for his recliner and to setup his table for card games. This facility made my grandfather feel like part of the family. He ate with the staff, played games and watched movies on a regular basis. I received a daily report of my grandfathers eating habits, medication intake and sleeping patterns. As my grandfathers mobility started to fade, the wheelchair accessible bathroom and lift made it easier for him to get in and out of the bathroom and the facility for doctor visits. I would recommend this facility to any family in search of an assisted living facility."

"I moved Mom into New Horizon Assisted Living. They had availability, it was a small facility, and so I knew she would get individual attention, plus I already knew somebody who was a resident. The staff is very caring and very attentive. She is eating better and her appetite is so much better. They have some activities, but I'm not sure if she is able to participate in those activities. I like the fact that she has her own room, and they provide privacy. She has a television in her room."

"Harmony at Waldorf was very nice. The building was awesome and very well done. The outside was well-manicured. It had very nice parking areas and everything was just on point. The staff who toured me around was very nice, very cooperative, very helpful, and very informative. The dining area was very nice. It wasn't just a simple dining area. It was very nicely put together. They had a lot of amenities. They had transportation, a swimming pool, and community trips."

"I toured Angel Living. The facility was nice and had a nice setup. The staff was very friendly, and knowledgeable, and showed me around everything. They had safety precautions on the doors."

"Having to choose a place for a family member to live their final stage of life is one of the hardest decisions to make. I researched/visited many assisted living centers in Maryland. My criteria was: high staff/resident ratio, kind and compassionate caregivers and staff, doctor/nurse available, three meals and snacks, low resident/room ratio, activities, reasonable fees and being able to visit and/or contact the facility. Arcadia met every single criterion! The caregivers, the nursing staff and the owner (Donna) are compassionate and caring! The monthly menu is awesome and the daily activities are so much fun. We are able to visit whenever we want and Donna and her staff are always just a phone call away. Arcadia is “home” and I am very aware of how blessed we are to have them taking care of Mom. Check out Arcadia’s website, their newsletter and call the owner, Donna! You will love her! Check out the pictures in the newsletter - the smiles on the residents’ faces tell the story of how truly happy they are. "

"Majestic Assisted Living Home has the best care I’ve ever encountered. They truly love their residents and I’m incredibly grateful to host my grandpa at their residence. He’s full of laughter and joy. Thank you for taking phenomenal care of my grandpa!!"

"We had a very good tour of Celebration Villa of Manresa. The staff did a very good job and we appreciated it. She was very friendly, and the information she gave us was very good. The residents were very friendly. It just gave us a good impression overall. The layout of the apartment was good. It was an older building and maybe the outside could have used some help. There was some chipped paint and things like that. But overall, it looked very good."

"We toured Tribute at Melford. They had very nice rooms. They had several different choices of rooms. It was very nice, updated, and current and it was a newer facility. The staff was very informative and friendly."

"Three Bea's Assisted Living at Peace Court was a very nice environment. The kitchen and all the rooms were very clean. I met two of the residents there, and it seemed like they were happy. I didn't hear them complain or say anything bad. The lady who helped me was very thorough in explaining what options they had. We talked about how I could come to get my mom anytime I wanted to. They seemed like they cared about the residents and it was a very nice place. I went to the memory care. They were very truthful and I liked what I had seen. That was an older home, but it was done very well. It was decorated nicely. It didn't give you that feeling like you were in a home for elderly people. The dining room and everything looked very modern."

"Qaulity care, Care from the heart!"

"Anna's House is an assisted living, it's a private home, it's new and right now my friend is their only resident. She's in what they call a level 3 care because right now she's not walking so she needs extra care. It doesn't convert to Medicaid, should you need it. It's private pay. When it's fully occupied, I think they'll have 16 residents. We chose it for her because of its cleanliness, level of care, and price. The staff is very good and very attentive. The rooms are quite nice. You can have a double and share a room or you can have a private room. They also have nice accommodating bathrooms. The place itself is very nice. It's a beautiful home and they're still working on it. It's very clean and very spacious. They don't have any scheduled activities because she's the only resident at the moment but they offer Christian Bible study. They also do memory activities. They bring in PTs, traveling nurses, and that kind of thing. It's nice, they keep her quite busy. The place is private, it's in a beautiful spacious land. I think it's on 28 acres and there's a lot of greenery. They could take her outside and let her view nature. It's so new that they're still working on everything. They just took my friend because we were looking for a place. They care about her menu. They kind of plan the menu around what she likes and doesn't like. They've offered us to taste certain things when she has lunch and we are there. She doesn't care for sandwiches so they've tried to cut out the sandwiches as much as possible. They also arrange the meals the way she's used to eating."

"I visited this facility several times to visit my adopted grandmother and was offered a tour by the staff. They staff was exceptionally friendly and very willing to answer any questions that I had. During the tour, I was shown the common areas of the facility including the day room, the nurses station and the grounds. I was also offered a tour of a patient room but declined as I was already familiar with the rooms. The patient rooms were spacious and clean and the staff encouraged residents to bring in their personal items from home in order to make the environment more home-like. The staff response time was impressive when summoned by residents and there were no residents merely sitting idol in the halls as I have seen in some other facilities. The activities seemed to be appropriate to adults and the residents overall seemed to enjoy the environment."