Assisted Living Communities in Martinsville, VA

"Our Mother is still able to do things, but shouldn't live alone. We looked at quite a few places, but Eden Estates was the best fit for her needs. She says she is happier than she has been in a long time. They have activities every day, including outings that she thoroughly enjoys. There are quite a few residents that are comparable in abilities to Mother, and she has already found good friendships in her first month there. The staff is wonderful, caring and deals with questions or feedback in a positive way. Any issues we have brought up has been addressed and taken care of in a timely manner. We couldn't be happier! "

At The Landmark Center, the joy of life is plain to see. You can see it in the warm smiles exchanged between our residents and professional care team, who cheerfully assist with bathing, dressing, medicine reminders, mobility help, and other activities of daily living. You can see it in the social interactions as aging seniors meet new friends over a family-style dinner, an arts class, or a specially developed social event. And you can see it in the relief thats experienced when daily chores such as housekeeping, doing laundry or cooking meals are no longer a concern. Here, within our nurturing and comfortable home-like setting, Landmark residents enjoy a wide array of social and recreational activities as well as lifestyle enhancements. Its all about quality of life with an added level of personalized care and attention.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Virginia Department of Social Services Facility Search

"My aunt is a resident of Cardinal Senior Living of Danville. She's doing quite well. She's OK being there. They gave me a tour, and I just liked everything about it. When we arrived, there was a man in the foyer. He was singing. They were just all sitting around in the common area and watching him sing. They do little different activities with them. It's a beautiful place. They all seemed very nice and caring. I wish they did more with my aunt, like letting her walk. Whenever anyone goes down there, they have her in the wheelchair, but when she was here living with me, I would get her up and let her walk every day to strengthen her legs. I took a wheelchair down there, a walker with wheels and just a regular walker, but all they seem to use is the wheelchair. She likes the food and doesn't care that much for bread. They give them breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks. The price they quoted me when I looked into it went up. The way it was explained to me, the lady said they go up every year, but when I talked to her initially, it was already 2025. So, if they were going to go up on her rate, she should have told me that instead of sidelining me and telling me where it would be after you told me this amount."

"The lady I talked to at Brookdale Danville Piedmont was excellent. She answered all the questions I had. In my opinion, it's a nice place. It also looks very clean."

"My husband was in Mulberry Creek Assisted Living two years ago and he was there maybe 10 or 11 months. They were really good to him, and he liked that place. It's near my house. The staff is very, very nice. They have been very helpful to get him in, and very easy to register him and everything. Everybody has just been super nice. The nurses and the cleaning staff have been so nice to him and friendly. He's really having a good time because he's very, very outgoing and talkative, and he talks to them all, and two of them told me that they loved him. They're doing really well with food. They don't give him beef. They give him exactly what he has to have. He says it's good and he's enjoying it. He's eaten a whole lot better than he did at home. They have a very good chef, and the food is good. Last year, when he was there before, I ate there a lot, and they always had good food. It's nice, and they keep it clean. They have a lady who's walking around all day, making sure everything is clean. I don't enjoy having to pay that much, but it's pretty reasonable, and I'm satisfied with that too."

"King's Grant is a very nice assisted living facility. The residents who live there can feel proud bringing a friend or family member over. There are many amenitites available for the residents and their guests. There is a cafeteria style dinning area that serves three meals a day that guests can take part in as well. There is a nice library with a good collection of books. They also have computers with internet access which I found to be very helpful when visiting. There are activities available for the residents to participate in, but they don't have to if they don't choose to participate. The best part is that the residents have their own apartments so they are not forced to share their rooms or their privacy with anyone else. If something happens to a resident's health, they have medical professionals on site to take care of them. This facility is one of the best that I have seen, and they really do a good job of creating a nice dignified environment for their guests. "