Culpepper Garden

My Mother moved up to VA from TN about 4 years ago due to her Parkinson's Disease. At first, she was sad to miss her family and neighbors... but, in no time Mom met wonderful new friends and was excited about the wide array of fun and interesting activities provided every day at Culpepper. She particularly enjoyed the young children's groups who came to sing and other musical events. I was impressed by the kindness and competence of the staff and their many services. Sometimes I just drop by to enjoy the great movies and the parties and, I always like to chat with folks there. Culpepper Garden is a clean, kind and unpretentious home for my Mom and I'm so grateful she's there.

My Mother is in the Assisted Living building at Culpepper Garden. The staff is very caring, especially as my Mother's health is declining. Mary Van Wie, the director, keeps me informed on my Mother and any health concerns. It has been comforting to our family to know that our Mother is in a place that truly is concerned for her.

My aunt is in Culpepper Garden. They take pretty good care of her. I had a problem recently over a plug-in in her room which was not functioning properly and I let them know about it and it got corrected. They have church functions and various things. They have activities and you see even them advertised on the elevator. She complains about the food because she gets a lot of pasta, but she's eating very well. They make sure to fill their coffee or tea cups and they wait on them very nicely. Everybody seems to enjoy the food. The staff seems to be caring and the place looks clean.

We have my mom at Culpepper Garden and love it. The staff is wonderful, caring, and makes her feel very welcome. The place is immaculately clean and nice.