The Best Nursing Home Communities in Madison County, VA

"Food was generally good, PT/OT was amazing! Quick progress! Staff was very pleasant and helpful! Good communication with staff!"

"My parents moved into a 2 bedroom independent apartment at Our Lady of Peace in 2018, Mom transferring to a 1 bedroom following Dad’s passing. The lovely facility, grounds and apartments are home-like, efficiently designed and well-maintained. Importantly for us, residents starting in independent living can transition in place to 4 levels of assisted care until full nursing or memory care is needed. We have the highest regard for both management and the exceptionally caring staff at all levels of service. They consistently go above and beyond in safety protocols, in resident engagement, and with family communication. Mom tells me every day how blessed she feels to have landed there. Her children agree!"

"Great sevice Quality one on one care Administration goes above and beyond for families Felt welcome and safe Incredible rehab facility"

"Trinity Mission Health and Rehab was clean. I would not have let my wife go back the second time if it wasn't clean the first time. The food wasn't a problem. As far as therapy, she wasn't able to take therapy while she was still on IVs. I don't have any problem with them or I wouldn't have gone back. I went with the administrator one time, and I talked directly to him. He even put me up in a motel for 5 nights. Trinity is the only one I still trust and I have no one else to recommend besides them. "

"Compared to other nursing homes that I have been in Montvue is defiantly the worst. There is almost nothing for the residents to do other than sit in their wheel chairs in the hallway or in their rooms and rot. The place smells of urine and feces, so they obviously do not clean up their residents on a timely basis. Their food makes most public school lunches seem like five star cuisine. Some of the staff is friendly, but most do not even want to be there and treat the residents with disrespect. Most of the residents suffer from severe mobility issues or dementia, and it seems as though not much is being done to help these individuals. I have had multiple family members be submitted to this nursing home due it being cheaper than other alternatives in the area, but even though it may be the cheap they certainly do not provide a good enough service to even charge any kind of fee. "

"We had a very excellent tour of Westminster-Canterbury of the Blue Ridge. I'm impressed with the place. Some of the rooms were nice, some of them were vacated, and some were rehabbed, getting ready for their next resident. We've put a deposit down, and as far being on the waiting list, they're giving us vouchers for several dinners and lunches there, but I have not eaten there yet. They have a pool, a gym, a nice library, walking paths, community rooms, gaming rooms, a nice cafeteria, and a pub."

Colonnades Health Care Center, located in Charlottesville, VA, offers a variety of care options, including memory care and assisted living. The apartments within the community come with amenities such as living rooms and kitchenettes, allowing residents to relax and prepare simple meals. The community provides various features to enhance residents' quality of life. Outdoor common areas offer spaces to enjoy fresh air and greenery. Residents with pets are welcome, adding an element of companionship. For those who enjoy social activities and events, the community organizes numerous programs and social gatherings. Meals are provided, ensuring access to balanced and nutritious food, with communal dining areas promoting social interaction during mealtimes. Colonnades Health Care Center also includes amenities like WiFi and internet access, helping residents stay connected with family and friends. Opportunities for yoga and stretching are available to support physical fitness. Facilitated field trips and outings give residents the chance to explore and enjoy leisure activities outside the community. Additional shared common areas provide more spaces for socializing. Services such as general transportation and housekeeping are also available, making day-to-day living more comfortable and convenient.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Virginia Department of Social Services Facility Search

"I chose Riverdale Assisted Living for my parents. I like that they have their own room, and that was very nice. They have nurses and doctors. It's also the cheapest place that I can find for them. The facility is very clean, and the staff are all nice. "

"It is a very friendly place, I just wish it were closer to a hospital. I enjoyed my visit to the center and would recommend anyone to check it out. It's a very cozy place and the seniors are encouraged to interact and play amongst themselves. "

"Louisa Health & Rehabilitation Center was great and decent. The people there were really nice and friendly. They were wonderful with Mom. The aides, the nurses, and the therapists worked with her to get up and work. They treated her with respect. I don't have any complaints whatsoever. I went down every day and got to eat lunch. The food was outstanding. Mom went around bare-foot. The community was clean and smelled good."

"My mother was in Albemarle Health & Rehabilitation Center for over a month. The rehab center did not work for my mom. She is 97 years old. When we put her there, we explained to her that she needs to work hard on the rehab part because she fell and broke her hip before. She did not take to it. She wanted to do it, but just did not have strength and she developed some issues while she's there like bed sores. They decided that she is not a candidate to stay there any longer, and they made us move her out to another facility. We were not going to leave her in Albemarle because it was so expensive. Most of the staff are fine. We noticed that they didn not seem to be staffed very well, and they did not have enough people to answer the phone or return phone calls. They have a very strict visitation policy, like zero visitations while my mother was there and we could not visit her at all. My mother said the food was fine. We were paid for by Medicare for her rehab, but to stay and live there would be $9,000 a month. That is pretty strong."