Assisted Living Communities in Warsaw, VA

"The staff at Essex House was very nice. The rooms were very nice. They had a small studio and a large studio. They showed me the dining room and the two rooms. It's not a big facility. It's just mostly rooms, and then there's a common room where they eat. They have a piano, and they do different things there. It was like a motel. They have a courtyard, but they don't have a beauty salon. It's been there a while, and it's one of the favorite ones in the area."

"Commonwealth Senior Living at Farnham is really great and well kept. The staff members are great. They're very wonderful. The dining area is neat, clean, and bright. The food is average. We have moved my parents this week. Their apartment is great. It is very spacious, beautiful, and very nice. The community is excellent."

"My mom moved into Commonwealth Senior Living at Kilmarnock. We chose that place because my brother is only half an hour away, so he can go often. That is what he had been doing. Virginia and that area is my mom's home, and we wanted her to stay there where friends and family are. They have a lot of staff, and this seems to be more of a calling and a passion for them. They have smiles on their faces, are friendly, and caring. They have a bounce to their step. The minute you walk in the door, you feel the positive energy and the joy, which the residents also reflect. They are all happy. The day that we moved in, I saw the food. They do farm-to-table. It's very fresh. They try and they are doing things to engage all five senses, so it looks beautiful. It smells delicious. This is a new facility. It is absolutely beautiful. When you look at the outside it's clean, it's neat, it's bright, and it's welcoming. There are places to park. When you go in, there is a reception area that looks like a five-star hotel. It's very nicely decorated. There are sofas and tables and it's just really, really pleasant. When you go into the area where my mom is it's bright and it's airy. It smells wonderful and it's quiet. The area is wide enough for people with walkers and wheelchairs. It's very comfortable. The staff is everywhere. There are games to play at any time. There are people who invite the residents to go and interact there. All of the furniture is very sturdy. It's clean, neat, and it smells wonderful."

"I visited my girlfriend's mother who was at the Northern Neck Senior Community a few years ago. It was very nice. She had her own suite and they took such good care of her. She was in the early stages of Alzheimer's but as it progressed, she received more care. The nurses, the aides, and the whole place was set up beautifully. It was more like a country club. Her bedroom was large. It had a bathroom, a sitting area, and was large enough to have a two person sofa, and a recliner. She was able to pick her furniture when she came in and made it look like home. She never complained about the food. She usually had a menu sent out a week before so she could pick and choose from. Then the dietician would come around, get the menu, and go over it with her. Their dining room wasn't like a cafeteria. It was set up more like a dining room in a hotel, where four or six residents would sit on a table together and were served their meals. They had activities during the day, so each person was out of their room and was involved with things. They played bingo, had arts and crafts, entertainment, and of course church and different religious ceremonies on Sunday and Saturday. She was very happy with all that. They had a social director who kept her busy. She would come and get her so that she would go in and get involved in the social activities. They would go on little trips, such as go some place to get pizza or ice cream on a little bus. The staff was just excellent and were very attentive."

"My mother-in-law did rehab at The Orchard for three weeks. The place was beautiful and it was really clean. She's been there twice, but we weren't that happy with it. The therapy was good. The other staff members were just slow when she rang the bell. They'd put her in the bathroom and then she'd stay there. If she'd ring the bell, it'd take them a long time to come, that sort of thing. They tried to be helpful. Her room was shared. They have a room that has puzzles and they do activities and they make things. They have several nice living rooms where you can come sit in. Some of the staff were good and some of them weren't. The food was pretty good, some of it she didn't like."

Taylor Farm's Assisted Living, situated in Bushwood, Maryland, offers both memory care and assisted living services. The community features apartment-style living, providing residents with a sense of privacy and independence. Select apartments come with living rooms and kitchenettes, enabling residents to prepare light meals and entertain guests. The community includes various common areas for social interaction and participation in organized activities. Outdoor spaces allow residents to enjoy fresh air, while indoor shared areas serve as venues for communal gatherings. The community is pet-friendly, creating a home-like atmosphere for pet owners. Residents have access to multiple wellness and engagement opportunities, including yoga and stretching classes, as well as scheduled social activities and events. Meal services are provided, and residents can dine in a communal dining area that promotes socialization. WiFi and internet access are available, helping residents stay connected with their loved ones. For added convenience, Taylor Farm's Assisted Living offers essential services such as general transportation and housekeeping. Facilitated field trips and outings enable residents to explore the surrounding community and stay active. These features contribute to a supportive environment that caters to the diverse needs and interests of its residents.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Maryland Office of Health Care Quality Licensee Directories