11 Assisted Living Communities in Fredericksburg, Virginia

Zenda

My mother moved into Paramount Senior Living at Fredericksburg. I've been very pleased, the staff has been very kind, they work with me very well, and they reach out whenever my mom needs to make a phone call. It's a little expensive, but it's really good. When we visited it looked like a very beautiful place. It's set up very much like apartments. You can have your own apartment, or an apartment where there's a shared living room, dining room, kitchenette, and bathroom, but you get your own bedroom. Residents are allowed to bring in their own furniture, you can hang your own drapes, have pictures on the wall, and you can have your own TV. They have a beautiful dining area, an outside patio area in the back that people can use, and the front has beautiful rocking chairs so the assisted living people can go outside, sit, and enjoy the weather. They have washing machine areas, a nice sized library, a nice sized TV room, and they have RNs and doctors onsite.

Jamie

My mother-in-law has moved into Paramount Senior Living. So far, we have been pretty pleased with most everything. She is still going through an adjustment period and is learning how they work. The staff members are very friendly. It's the only place that I have ever been in where everyone greets you with a hug. It is wonderful, and it is very clean. It is nothing fancy but it has what it needs. They keep the residents busy all day long. There's movie night and Wednesday Tea for Ladies. There is something going on almost every hour.

BK

My mother was in Bickford of Spotsylvania for 6-8 months. Sadly, she got bedbugs in her room, and they wanted me to pick her up. They had her sleeping on the couch for three days, and I had to buy all brand-new furniture. They had memory care within its assisted living facility. The place was decorated nicely, both facilities were secured, and all doors were locked. They had a kitchen and the assisted living had cafeteria style dining. They had good and bad staff. There's staff who seemed to really care. The food looked and smelled really good. The cost was pretty high.

William

Spring Arbor of Fredericksburg has so far been fantastic. They each have their own apartment, and my sister is doing fine in hers. They've been very helpful in having to transfer her from there to the hospital a couple of times, and my sister calls it her home. They have all kinds of activities, like people who come in to play for them and speak to them. The staff is outstanding. What my sister is getting is well worth the money.

Self185

Chancellor's Village was very upscale and nice, but they didn't have a 2-bedroom, 2-bath apartment. The staff was very nice and accommodating, and they gave us all time with the tour.

JM

It has an actual nurse on duty at all times in the memory care unit. My dad stayed there for six months. The place was excellent and the nurses were excellent. They just didn't fix the shower and it needed fixing. My dad was in a studio, but they also have shared rooms. They have activities and a lovely garden. The activities were excellent, but some of the activities were more than some of the residents could handle. Some of the residents enjoy them though. One time this man came in and sang all these old songs for them and the residents loved it.

J

My mother-in-law stayed at Spring Arbor of Fredericksburg for two weeks. The staff was wonderful and I couldn't say enough nice things about them. My major complaint was the minute she was unable to get up and stand on her own and pivot, they made her leave within the day without notice. She had to be out, and I had to find a new place very quickly. Her apartment was excellent. She had a studio, but it was more than ample sized, and she had her own bathroom. The place was absolutely beautiful. While she was there, it was five stars. I would drop it down to one star for the way she was treated at the very end. The food was pretty reasonable. My only complaint about the whole thing is that they gave us no heads up before we moved her in that she would be expected to leave if she couldn't stand up. They gave us no warning, she had to be out immediately.

Visitor

Greenfield of Spotsylvania was a really nice place with nice rooms and dining. The director was so nice. You can share a room with someone, like a roommate. They do different things with their residents in big area, like aerobics.

Visitor

I visited Greennfield Senior Living of Spotsylvania, and the intake person there was very sloppy. I wasn't very impressed at first, but he turned out to be very informative. They had a desk in the reception room and the little girl there was very friendly, outgoing, and very nice. I found the place depressing since it was so dark everywhere. I didn't find a place where I wanted to sit down because the lights were not bright, the walls seemed like they were a dark color, and the dining rooms were not very appealing. It was a nice facility and they were kind. I liked the smallness of it, but it wasn't very appealing to me. The thing I disliked the most was that they had shared bathrooms.