Senior Living in Loudoun County, VA

"Everyone at The Ridge at Sterling was especially friendly. They let us have lunch on our tour and the food was wonderful. The facility is going through a renovation. They've made really good choices with the materials they've chosen. Its flooring is good for walkers and wheelchairs. The coloring is nice, light, and friendly in appearance. The design of the building is nice and spacious. The rooms are big with nice windows. The dining area was a lot like a restaurant. It was nicely decorated for Christmas. Everyone was positive like the staff interacting with the residents. It was a very positive environment. Everything seemed nice."

"My mother moved into Reflections - A Senior Living Community. It's a nice, small community. She has a roommate, and it's a nice, little room. There's exercise in the morning, they have people come in, they had a pianist come and play the other day, and they do arts, and flower arranging. The food is good. The staff is really good, and caring, and they do an excellent job. It's good value, it's less expensive than the others."

Sushila Assisted Living is an ideal option for seniors who are primarily healthy and independent, but who wish to utilize assistance as needed. Fully independent residents can also move in, securing their future should they ever require long-term care. When help is needed, a Sushila caregiver assists residents with daily tasks, including: Companionship Getting in and out of bed Bathing Dressing Grooming Toileting Medication reminders Memory Care Assisted living and memory care options also incorporate the social aspect of independent living where residents can enjoy fulfilling events. At Sushila Assisted Living, we personalize our care for a seniors particular needs. Let us assess your goals and circumstances to determine your best option. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Virginia Department of Social Services Facility Search

"I toured Spring Arbor of Leesburg. They seemed to be very professional and were more aware of the regulations and processes of getting your parents moved in. They seemed very competent. The facility was very nice. It didn't have a modern feel, it had more of a colonial feel, but it was very clean and welcoming. There's plenty of light; it did not feel depressing at all. It's all on one floor and sprawling, which is kind of nice because the residents can move around more. You could pretty much do laps inside the building because it's so big. We like how sprawling it was inside and it kind of keeps the residents protected from the weather."

"Sunrise at Reston Town Center was excellent. I loved it. I've seen the area before. Just driving to the place, I was amazed at how clean the facilities were. There's a lot of light. I love the friendliness of the staff. Everybody greeted you. Everybody had a pleasant attitude. It was so awesome and very comforting to be there. It was one of the main ones that I was like, OK, this is where my mother has to go. I'm working with them to get everything situated. The sandwich I had was awesome. My wife and I both enjoyed the food that they served us there. It was excellent."

"Harmony at Chantilly was too expensive. I couldn't afford to live there. It was a beautiful place. I would have moved in the next day if I could. It had everything that I would have wanted: meals, housekeeping, beautiful apartments, and all the facilities I needed. The tour was conducted by Natasha, and it was excellent. She answered all my questions."

"I loved Tall Oaks at Reston. It's a beautiful place with a lot of personality. It didn't feel like an institution. The activities and food looked good. The people were all happy, and I loved the staff. The staff who toured me around was wonderful. The rooms were nice, had plenty of natural light, and had as much space as any of these places have."

"When I went to Hunters Woods at Trails Edge, they were not serving food. The entire facility, every floor that I was on to get to the floor that we needed, had a very good smell. It was decorated beautifully. I met several staff members and they were very, very friendly. They even would explain to me what they did and then I met with one staff person who was in charge of most of the activities that were going on. I was given a calendar and invited to bring my husband back for a free trial. He could just pick an activity and just let them know he was coming and he could come and try out some of the free activities. I thought it was good. I met the manager who was over the top. It was like you were in a five-star hotel. The rooms that were available for him had everything in it that he needed. It had a very nice bed, a dresser, an attached bathroom, and all the things that he needed were there. The staff was friendly and very pleasant. They were glad to tell me, "This is what I do in the facility and this is my job." They were willing to discuss what their position was and how they helped the patients that were there."

"Beautiful, very new facility with art room, movie theater, gym, pub, formal living room with a grand piano, restaurant-style dining room and well-appointed rooms. Staff is attentive and friendly—from the receptionists to the nurses to the waiters and waitresses. The activities director is a standout. She plans fun events, including art sessions, music performances, theme parties, and daily exercises. Most importantly, she really connects with everyone on a personal level. The staff is excellent at communicating with the family, too. My father-in-law enjoyed the last year of his life because had this wonderful place. He was nervous to leave his home, but the experience at Colvin Run was excellent from the moment he arrived, and he immediately felt at home. We are eternally grateful for the experience."

"Sunrise at Fair Oaks has been like heaven on earth for me and my family. The care has always been top notch, delicious food, great activities but the people have always been wonderful. The employees don't leave which makes my mom at ease. We were previously at another community but switched to Sunrise at Fair Oaks and found myself relaxed and at ease. They are very communicative and have an app that allows me to see what my mom does each day and will often send pictures of her to us. This was such a hard decision but the nurse Martine was such an advocate for my mom and we will forever be grateful. I would highly recommend this community."

Life at Vienna Manor begins with family. We believe that when you make the decision to trust the love and care of your loved one to us, you make them part of our growing family. Our residents enjoy privacy, independence and personalized care while experiencing the one-on-one attention and engagement our boutique private facility provides. You can trust that your loved one will enjoy daily activities at their leisure, home-cooked meals, quality social and relaxation time and an environment that affords the pride and respect they so deserve. We focus on quality of life and the best care for our residents. Just some of the activities we provide: Gardening Happy Hours Game Nights Spa Day Live Music Performances Dancing and Exercise Pottery and Ceramics Cooking Group Card Games Movie Nights Come tour one of our 5 lovely homes located in Vienna, Oakton and Fairfax.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Virginia Department of Social Services Facility Search

"When I went to visit M&A, the information that I was given was carried out through my sister's stay. She was treated very well. M&A treat their clients like family. I couldn't have picked a better place for my sister to be. I would refer them to other families and use them again if need be. Thanks M&A"

"Kentlands Manor is a great place, but it's beyond my price level. The community was gorgeous. The people were very nice and friendly. The property was gorgeous. The apartment was very nice. The only thing I didn't like was the price. I would recommend it to anybody who can afford it. The staff members were excellent. The building was very clean, inside and out. The layout was good. It was very adequate."

"My mother moved into Asheir Homes. It's a very small residential facility. There are only eight patients. It's very nice, but the trouble is, during the pandemic, visiting is extremely limited. Today, they just sent us a note saying they may not be taking any visitors if you don't live in Maryland, and I live in DC. I won't be able to visit anymore and I'm very upset about that. My mother's move was a very difficult process. It's difficult to move somebody who is 97 years old. She did not want to move and she didn't understand why she had to move; it was a very difficult process. The staff is fine. We like the staff. They text fairly often. My mother has a private room. She has physical therapy there, and they sent me some videos of them playing different games. They have all kinds of things going on. There's a very big yard and a patio. My mother is in a wheelchair, so she doesn't get out very much. The meals are good, but she is just so upset at having to leave. The facility is absolutely great. It's really expensive."