7 Memory Care Communities in Loudoun County, Virginia

David

Ashby Ponds is nice, bright, and so forth, but it looks like a place you go to die. The rooms were OK, but there wasn't really anything Earth-shaking about them. They have a couple of full-blown restaurants, and they also have a fast food like place where I ate a couple of times. The food was adequate, but nothing to really rave about. They also have activities for old folks. The person who showed us around was nice and accommodating. The building itself was nice, airy, and bright.

Andrew

This community was probably the best of the places we went to. The director was very helpful, and the people, location, and the whole place was nice. The rooms were more than I expected. I was surprised by the room sizes, the bedroom and living room concept, and the kitchenette.

Andrew

Sunrise in Countryside was like a little hotel. It was newer, and the building was beautiful. It was more impressive in terms of aesthetics compared to the other places we've seen. It had a new hotel lobby feel. All meals were included and laundry service was available. The lady who accommodated us was very nice.

Courtney

I loved it. The staff was incredibly caring and nice. It was not as fancy as some of the others we looked at, but it was still definitely very comfortable and pleasant. It smelled nice and clean. We really liked it, and the activities list looked good.

Robert

Cascades Village was a very nice place. The main entrance into the building, which is the common area for the residents, looked to be quite beautiful to me. They have a library in front of the building, which looked to be quite nice too. The apartment that I looked at, which is not the same one that my mom would move into, was quite nice and roomy. Overall, of the little that I did see, I was very impressed. The person who accommodated me was very helpful. However, I think there have been one or two questions that have been raised that I need to talk to a supervisor about. I think that management needs to coordinate with whoever they're putting in a position to meet with the public to give them proper information.