Assisted Living Communities in Warrenton, VA

"This is the best place I visited and today confirmed what I suspected would be good for my husband. Not only Brittany, Raphael and Mellissa are the best but also all of the others. They are attentive to the needs of the residents and care for them with the utmost efficiency and love for them all. My husband Jim is undoubtedly in the best place possible. Thank you all. Jan Katcham."

"I just visited Harmony at Falls Run yesterday. The price is lower. Virginia, who was the person giving the tour, did a great job. I wanted to see one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments. I like the levels, like independent living and assisted living, and the benefits of using other assistance as I needed it. It's very comparable to the other place as far as square footage. They're nice apartments. I'm very satisfied with the tour. Another plus is that there are residents there that came to Falls Run, so it wouldn't be like I would be moving to a place where I wouldn't know anybody. Several residents are already living over there."

"My dad will move in. The staff seemed very warm and welcoming. It was clean and nice. It seemed that everyone was engaged. It felt more like home. They made me feel very at ease and very welcomed. It was just very comforting. They were very pleasant. The place is very neat. They have activities at the memory care unit. They have an activities person, too. They have a courtyard. They have the things that I was interested in."

"My parents are residents of this facility and it is without a doubt a top notch facility! It starts at the top with the owners, an awesome husband-wife team. It continues with the caregivers, who are well trained and care about the residents (as opposed to only being there for a paycheck) and the building is fairly new (3 years), very clean and pleasant to visit. If I could give 6 stars to Evermore Senior, I would!"

"I toured Brookdale Lake Ridge. The only thing that I didn't like about it was probably the distance I had to travel. However, the facilities were great. The upkeep of the buildings was nice. The people were very helpful. They have a nice rec room or a participation room, and I like that because my mother-in-law likes to play cards and stuff like that. The memory care was good. When we got there, they were already there playing games and singing along and stuff like that, so that was nice. The staff was wonderful. They met you down there at the door and asked if you wanted anything before we got started. They introduced us to the chef. I like the staff. The facility was very clean and very well kept. The layout was good. The rooms were comfortable. They were nice rooms. They had very nice hallways, and it was easy in and out. The bathroom was very clean."

"We liked Arbor Terrace Prince William Commons because it was the cheapest. When they gave us the package for the rental of the apartment, the one thing that we liked the most was that med management was included. It's not considered a level of care. It's just part of their basic assisted living, which we love. The facility is beautiful. They have lots of activities. It's not too big, but it's also not too small. The staff was super friendly. The place was gorgeous. Cleanliness was top-notch. It's amazing. I took my sister over there and toured her around, and she just couldn't get over how clean it was and how beautiful it was. It just looked so light, vibrant, and happy. Not gross and old."

"I toured Marian Manor of Stafford. The thing I liked best was the staff's participation in the lives of the patients. They have a huge living room where people sit around and chat with each other. The facility is fine, lovely, and clean. They showed the dining area. On the first floor, I saw a couple of rooms to get an idea of what size and furniture restrictions and all."

"I've had an interview with the marketing director of Spring Arbor of Fredericksburg, and I was able to tour the memory care facility that will be open in 2 weeks. What I like is that there will only be 20 beds in there, it's the smallest community I have ever seen. It is brand-new, although Spring Arbor is already an established entity. It has other memory care in other cities, so they know what they're doing. They are adjacent to an assisted living right now. They will be a very hands-on and intimate community. The residents won't get lost. It's not institutional. That is what I was trying to get away from. The staff was very gracious, very friendly, and willing to give you any information that they have. The assisted living part was also very beautiful."

"We chose it for my mom because it's a very warm, friendly, and good place. The apartments were very suitable and clean, and the staff was great. We saw the dining hall and a walking trail when we went out back."

"I toured Potomac Place Assisted Living and Memory Care. The management was really good. The grounds were well-kept. The people who lived there seemed to enjoy it. They had good amenities like how they take them out to different activities and things like that. The woman who helped us was informative and friendly. My mom liked the food. The place was clean. They had a wide variety of different rooms from smaller to larger rooms, and it was affordable as well. That was one big thing. It was the most affordable place out of all of them."

"My father moved into Paramount Senior Living at Fredericksburg. It was the first place we went to that did all levels of assisted living care. His room is amply big to support other furniture aside from a bed, a recliner, and a TV. So, it's more than sufficient. The facility is very clean and very easy to get around. Most of their residents in wheelchairs are getting around just fine. They have a tremendous amount of staff there to support the mobility of these residents. The staff is wonderful. They seem to be very caring. The interaction between the staff and the residents is very family-like. I eat lunch with my father and the food is very nice. If you're a family member, your meal costs $5. And for what you get, that is extremely reasonable. You can drink lemonade, tea, water, juice, or whatever you want, and they replenish it immediately. My dad has become more engaged here compared to where he was at. He's way more interactive. He plays bingo and he has a friend that he talks to now. They have a store and he can go buy something at the store, which is more than he ever did before."

Residents choose AvidCare Assisted Living for its warm, homelike atmosphere, personalized care, and convenient location in the heart of Fairfax, Virginia. Nestled in a quiet neighborhood, AvidCare offers easy access to healthcare, local parks, and community amenities. What truly sets it apart is the dedicated staff, 24-hour support, in-house Nurse Practitioner and engaging activities that promote independence and well-being. With comfortable living spaces, nutritious meals, and a strong sense of community, AvidCare feels like home to those who live there. Residents also appreciate the simplicity and value of our all-inclusive pricing, which covers housing, meals, personal care, medication management, activities, and more - eliminating surprise fees and ensuring peace of mind for families. In addition to long-term care, we also offer both short and long-term respite stays, providing flexible support for families and caregivers in need of temporary care options. Unique Features Include: All-Inclusive Pricing with No Hidden Fees: Families appreciate transparent, predictable costs that include housing, meals, personal care, medication management, activities, and more. Small, Intimate Setting: With only 8 residents, AvidCare provides a true family-like environment with highly personalized attention. Short-Term and Long-Term Respite Stays: Flexible care options for families needing temporary support - ideal for recovery, travel coverage, or caregiver breaks. Locally Owned and Operated: AvidCare is not a corporate chain. It's operated by compassionate professionals deeply connected to the Fairfax community. 24/7 Personalized Support: Round-the-clock care by trained staff who know each resident personally. No rotating staff and staff shortage like in larger facilities. Engaging, Purposeful Activities: Daily programs designed to promote independence, joy, and mental stimulation—tailored to individual preferences and abilities. Home-Cooked, Nutritious Meals: Meals are prepared fresh with residents' preferences and dietary needs in mind - served family-style to foster connection. Peaceful Residential Neighborhood Setting: Tucked in a quiet, tree-lined community in Fairfax with nearby parks, hospitals, and family access. Warm, Homelike Environment: Thoughtfully designed interiors that feel like a cozy home - not an institution. Residents can personalize their spaces. Flexible Care Add-Ons: Specialized services like wound care, ostomy care, or additional personal assistance (PDA) available as needed. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Virginia Department of Social Services Facility Search

"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."

"We toured Harmony at Chantilly. My wife and I met a nice young lady. She explained the costs in the boardroom and answered our questions. She's very knowledgeable about pets, deposits required, and meal or no meal plan. So, we got a good idea of that, including the activities at the center and how many units there are. Then she took us on a tour of a one-bedroom with a den and a two-bedroom unit, which was very nice. She showed us all the areas from the exercise room to the theater and dining room. So, we saw all four floors of independent living. We were very well-informed when we left, and it is a very nice place. One thing we have to consider seriously is the cost. It is one of the more expensive ones. If you include all in with the meal plan, parking, and cable, you're looking at over $8,100 a month."