I went to Spring Arbor of Williamsburg before the pandemic. The experience was great, and the facility was great. You can have dogs there, but you have to take them outside to walk them. They have screened-in porches, and a little backyard for all of them, which is perfect since my mom has a dog. They have a calendar of activities and a big game room.
Spring Arbor of Williamsburg
Offers Assisted Living and Memory Care
6 Reviews
935 Capitol Landing Road, Williamsburg, VA 23185
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(800) 385-2527
Reviews of Spring Arbor of Williamsburg
Assisted Living Reviews for Spring Arbor of Williamsburg
October 01, 2020
I visited this facility
October 18, 2019
I visited this facility
Our tour at Spring Arbor of Williamsburg was terrific. I like the place very much. I like the rooms, and I really like the dining room. It is bright, cheerful and pretty. Everybody seems very friendly and happy there. In fact, we are taking my mom and stepdad back to see it for themselves. Everybody is very efficient in doing what they needed to do. The one who did the tour was excellent. You could tell she enjoys working there.
June 07, 2017
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
I think Spring Arbor is the best one. As far as the look, it was very clean, very nice to look at, and well-kept. It looked like a well-maintained place. The way they took care of things, their technology involved with care, and how they had that set up, I thought it was good as well. That's why I picked them.
November 30, 2014
I am a friend or relative of a resident
My wife is in Spring Arbor. I liked it better; it’s very suitable. Her accommodations are nice. The memory care unit was just built last year. Everything is new. The fixtures are new, repainted, nice furnishings. It’s not at all dark and dreary. I found the staff very satisfactory. They have activities, and whether she participates or not is of her choosing. I stay for dinner every night for her; I would say the food is satisfactory.
October 16, 2013
I visited this facility
I thought Spring Arbor was a very nice facility. I thought it was a lovely place. It was very well taken care of as far as I can tell. Their staff was nice. For some people I've seen there, it would be a good place for them. However, my mom has dementia and they don't admit dementia patients right now.
August 20, 2012
I visited this facility
I really enjoy going to see my aunt at Spring Arbor. They are so friendly there and really take care of the people staying there. At first I was worried about my aunt until I visited her here. I know that she is well taken care of and I have nothing to worry about.
Costs for Spring Arbor of Williamsburg
Services and Amenities of Spring Arbor of Williamsburg
Costs
- Rent Plus Care Fees
- Entry Fee
- Assisted Living Starting At: $4550/month
- Memory Care Starting At: $4950/month
Room and housing options
- 1-bedroom apartments
- Companion Suites: We Do Offer Companion Suites.
- Studio Apartments
- Housing Extra: Companion Suites In M/C Only
Activities
- Offsite Activities
- Religious Services
Languages
- English
General
- Resident Capacity: 92
- Pets: Small Pets Allowed.
Licenses
- State Licenses: 1097231
About Spring Arbor of Williamsburg
Our Spring Arbor residents are so proud of their beautifully designed and appointed apartments they love welcoming their friends and family. It’s not surprising, because Spring Arbor is designed to feel like home. But, there is so much more to enjoy here. Just outside your private entrance is a whole community filled with laughter and love, plus a fulltime a fulltime Activity and Wellness Director to make sure the fun never stops. Our residents enjoy a seasonal menu prepared by our house Chef and complemented by charming dinner companions. Life here is invigorating, enriching and inspiring. Our residents enjoy new days filled with many new experiences and programs personally designed so each resident can live life to the fullest.
- Bright dining room with patio
- Beautifully appointed sun room
- Cozy library
- Activity and Wellness rooms
- Walking path
- Rocking chair porches
- Wellness program
In order to better understand what our Alzheimer's and related dementia residents experience in trying to overcome the challenges of everyday tasks, all of our dementia care "Cottage Care" associates go through this specialized training. By participating in this program, our memory caregivers have various senses artificially impaired and then try to accomplish simple daily activities. The result is an understanding, on a deep and meaningful level, of the difficulty many assisted living memory care residents experience every day.
Memory caregivers wear special eye-wear to simulate impaired vision, have obstructions in their ability to touch, feel and manipulate objects with their hands, and have their hearing obscured to simulate the many barriers that memory care residents face every day.
The insights gained from this training equip our caregivers to care for our residents with all of the dignity and respect they deserve. This also allows caregivers to understand better ways to communicate with our residents suffering from Alzheimer's and related dementia to assist with the activities of daily living.
By walking a mile in our residents’ shoes, the caregivers of Spring Arbor have a dedication and commitment to quality care that is unequaled.
What Makes Us Special
We offer residents a variety of colonial-inspired apartment designs with rich colors and timeless decor, engaging activities, and new friends; a community where the independent thrive and there's a helping hand when needed.
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