Nursing Home Communities in Warrenton, VA

"This facility is a beautiful facility, in an old Civil War-era mansion. There are ample ground. I visited there several times as a volunteer. The facilities are relatively clean but when I was there the smell was terrible. I know many people are sick and dying, and that's the purpose of such a home but it was different from the clean, antiseptic hospital smell I am used too. The staff is good but they appear to be overwhelmed. They are very, very busy. As a volunteer, you see the loneliness of many residents and the nurses have so much physical care to attend to, that emotional care is lacking. Many residents sit by the windows all day in wheelchairs and those are the lucky ones. I find the staff to be tense and curt many times. Its as if they don't want to deal with volunteers requests or questions. I think the facility is impressive from the outside and the lobby is tasteful and ornate but the actual physical rooms are no different than any hospital. "

The Culpeper, located in Culpeper, VA, provides a wide range of care options, including Memory Care and Assisted Living. Residents can choose from various apartment-style living units that feature living rooms and kitchenettes, creating a comfortable and home-like environment. This senior living community offers numerous amenities aimed at enhancing residents' daily lives. Outdoor common areas provide a space to enjoy fresh air and nature. The community is also pet-friendly, allowing residents the companionship of their pets. Additionally, The Culpeper offers a variety of organized activities and programs, such as social events, to ensure residents have ample opportunities to engage with others. WiFi and internet access help residents stay connected with family and friends. Dining services at The Culpeper include communal dining options where residents can enjoy meals provided by the community. Health and wellness are prioritized with activities such as yoga and stretching. The community also organizes field trips and outings, offering residents the chance to explore the local area. Shared common areas are available for socializing and fostering a sense of community. To assist with daily needs, The Culpeper offers essential services including general transportation for appointments and errands, as well as housekeeping services to maintain clean living spaces. These services are designed to ensure residents enjoy a worry-free lifestyle.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Virginia Department of Social Services Facility Search

"The Culpeper was very nice and fabulous. It was bigger and it's out in the country. It sits on 500 acres and you have views of the Blue Ridge mountains and cornfields. Their dining area was very nice and their menu was a little more varied."

"My mother is in Northern Virginia Health Care Commission at Birmingham Green for long-term care. It's good. Everybody there is very attentive. There's plenty of staff for everybody. They have bingo, trivia nights, a lot of games, and movie nights. The staff is really nice and really attentive. The food looked really good, and mom likes it. It's an older building, but it's very clean. There's no bad smell in there. It's on the pricier side, but it's worth it because 24/7 healthcare and all that are pretty expensive."

"My mother is at Berea Health and Rehab in Fredericksburg, and I think it's a very nice place. The nurses are professional and courteous. They don't do X-rays on the premises, though. They have to order for someone to come in to do X-rays, and that takes longer. Other than that, I don't see any other problems with the area at all. I think it's an excellent place to go. They have rooms with two residents, and they also have single ones. They have facilities where you can get your hair washed, the bathrooms are nice and large, and the rooms are kept very clean. The housekeeping comes every day. For activities, they have bingo and all sorts of games. They keep the residents very active, and I am impressed. I've seen other places, so I can make a comparison with the cleanliness and the attentiveness of the nurses. They come right away to help out as much as they can, and I can't find anything to complain about them."

"The community of Falls Run Nursing and Rehabilitation was very clean. Everyone was very professional and the residents seemed to be very happy. It was just a very nice place. It's very easy to get around and the rooms were spacious."

"My son is at HealthSouth. They’re great and doing everything they can to rehabilitate him with therapy five hours a day. They have a common dining room. I don’t know how the food is since I haven’t tried it, but he seems to like it. The patients select what they’re going to have at the next meal. At the previous meal, they bring out a menu with a selection of quite a few items. They can either go to the dining room or eat in their room. My son has only been there for a few days, so he has been eating in his room. Overall, there’s nothing to improve on. They’re doing their jobs. Their staff is friendly and seems to be working hard. "

"My father was at Carriage Hill Health and Rehab. The nursing was wonderful, and they were very supportive and attentive to my dad. Everything was nice and clean. I definitely recommend. "

"I had reservations about even visiting this facility based upon the horrible reviews on the web, however, I was EXTREMELY surprised upon my visit and interaction with the staff while there. This center is obviously under a new manager and she is dedicated to the 'betterment' of the care for each patient there. My loved one is there for rehab and the therapy is great. She doesn't much care a lot for the food but the manager assured me she would make sure her preferences were honored. All in all, I think this facility has been given a bad rap based upon a bad past history. I would recommend this center to anyone. By the way, it does NOT smell at all and the patients appear happy. "

"My husband came here for care after surgery. The therapists, nurses, house keeping staff are awesome; unfortunately, I can't say anything nice about the case managers. We were here for over a week before we saw a case manager....and she wasn't even ours, so she didn't know anything about our case. Worse yet, she came in and told us the plan the came up with without consulting us. Their plan would have created an absolute hardship on our family. Communication is very important for both patients and families....There was zero communication! "

"The staff that I have interacted with are all extremely polite and caring and know how to handle the residents. The food is delicious as they were kind enough to feed us when we came to visit. I really like how the entryway is all painted to look like different outdoors spaces and one nook has the sounds of birds playing near a bench. The only negative thing that I can think of is that the air conditioning unit in my grand mother's room was not working when I last visited. I assume that it has since been resolved. "

"My dad was sent there after his knee surgery for a week. In that week he asked for his pain meds and they were never brought to him. The next time he requested his meds he had to go and get them himself because again they were not brought to him. When he was able to get up he asked for a towl so he could bathe and they said they didn't have any towls for 2 days so he had to dry with the paper towlels they have hanging above the sink. He asked for ice water and none was ever deleivered. I would not put a dog in that place. They are the worst."

"My friend is in Dulles Health & Rehab Center. The place is very, very clean. This is probably the cleanest one that I've been to. The people are very nice. It's very easy to get around the space. I've only been there once, but my first impression was it's very a nice place. The staff members are very attentive. My friend wanted to walk to his room, and one of the girls noticed that it was still a long walk, so she came with a wheelchair, which he appreciated. He arrived just after dinner, so they made sure they grabbed him dinner so he could have something to eat as well. They were just very attentive and right there, as soon as you walked in, you were greeted by a nice gentleman right up front. I saw a rehab room, it was very spacious, and it had a lot of rehab equipment in it. The building itself is very nice. They have wide open spaces which I find to be nice. It is in a nice setting. The back window opens right in the back, so you can see the trees and the little park area, so it's nice."

"My brother is at Burke Health & Rehabilitation Center. The care seems good. They seemed to be attentive. The food is OK. The OT and PT are very good. They seem to be adequately staffed, which is something that's kind of unusual in the rehab facilities that we've been in in the past. I can generally find somebody and they come in pretty quickly. It seems to be older, but it's clean."