Communities in Winchester, VA

Magnolia of Front Royal is an assisted living and memory care community located at 106 Westminster Dr, Front Royal, VA 22630, serving older adults in the scenic Shenandoah Valley with compassionate daily support and structured care. The community offers a combination of Assisted Living and Memory Care services, helping residents with activities of daily living, medication management, incontinence care, diabetic care, and high-acuity support as needed, while also providing enriching social programming and connection throughout the week. The layout includes a mix of studio, one-bedroom, and semi-private apartments with accessible features such as wheelchair-accessible showers and ground-floor units, and many spaces are equipped with Wi-Fi and climate control for resident comfort. Magnolia of Front Royal provides restaurant-style dining with meals included, optional room service, and supports respite or short-term stays, making it flexible for various needs. Residents have access to a range of community amenities designed to enhance life on-site, including indoor common areas, a TV lounge, beauty salon services, outdoor common areas, and arts-and-crafts spaces. Assistance with housekeeping and laundry is available, and complimentary transportation helps residents attend appointments and outings. The community is also pet-friendly, allowing many seniors to enjoy companionship from their animals. Located in Front Royal, Virginia, Magnolia of Front Royal sits in a small-town environment that blends peaceful residential living with easy access to local amenities. The area offers close proximity to parks, dining, shopping, medical services, and recreational opportunities, as well as access to scenic drives and outdoor attractions in the Shenandoah region, providing residents and families with both convenience and natural beauty nearby. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Virginia Department of Social Services Facility Search

"Commonwealth Senior Living at Front Royal was more affordable to me. It was lovely. In the apartments, they have a memory place too. The only thing that bothered me was the elevator. I would recommend them though. It was wonderful. They have snack trays where residents can get things during the day if they need a snack. I tried something from there, and it was very good."

"My mom moved into the community during the COVID pandemic. From the beginning, I could tell the residents came first. From their safety to the encouragement of them to come out and socialize with other residents and staff members. My mom loved the friends she has made and so do I. She is no longer at alone with only me, she has a whole family of people."

"I believed Orchard Ridge was independent living, but it had assisted facilities as needed. It was a high class or a high level place. I believe there were recreational activities, like the usual game rooms. It was a good facility, but the expenses involved were quite high. "

"My mother lived in here before she passed. It was wonderful. Everything was great, from the nurses, to the food, the caregiving, and her apartment. They offered everything from physical therapy to doing her hair. She needed assistance with showering, and they did everything for her. It was open, cleaner, and nicer than the others."

"My aunt is at the memory care unit of Skyline Terrace Nursing Home and Memory Lane Assisted Living. We go to visit her every day, and we can see her in the courtyard or the conference room, and we've had a good experience. The primary director was out because she had broken her foot, so we had to work with some staff that don't normally do intake. So, it was a little disjointed at first, but once they got their ducks aligned, it went pretty well. They don't actually let us see her room because it's COVID, but prior to moving her in, we got to see the room. It was kind of like a hospital room. There's a TV mounted on the wall above the closet, there's a hospital bed, a dresser, a nightstand, and a fairly large walk-in closet that she shares with another resident. There's a wall between the two residents so that they can't just look over at each other, but they are in the same room, essentially. The staff has been great to work with. They're responsive and answer all our questions. We haven't figured out how to get weekly updates from someone there, maybe a primary nurse that takes care of her, so that's something we have to figure out. They just sort of brought her out to us when we asked to visit, but when we're with her alone, she doesn't remember anything. You can't ask her how she's eating or how things are going because she just doesn't remember. I'm sure we'll get into a rhythm with that. We haven't figured out whether we need to start emailing somebody or if there's a particular person we should be calling every week or what, but they have a ton of activities. They have an activities calendar that they send to the house. She has not participated in much of the activities, but they have a lot of activities available."

"Greenfield Reflections of Woodstock is also a consideration for us, but it's a little bit expensive and the price is a little bit steep for me. The tour was good. I've seen the rooms, the bathrooms, the dining rooms and, all the various rooms that they had. It impressed me more than any of them I've seen. If the price would have been cheaper, without a doubt, that probably would have been the one I would pay. I talked to a lot of the staff, and the lady I met there has taken me through. And I talked to a lot of people and it was Kristen that I talked to. It's extremely clean to me."