Aarondale is a wonderful community.I toured last week, looking for a place my mother and I was…read morehighly impressed. The salesman Ibn was so kind and patient with us, and the entire staff were also very accommodating.

This is a wonderful community for mom. The staff and residents are caring and supportive of one…read moreanother. Varied activities and events keep mom engaged. The nursing team is consistently attentive and available. So happy mom is here!

Overall, the independent living care experience is a good match for worry free living. Yes, the…read moreentrance fee can be daunting for many, as well as the monthly fee. However, the meal plan and all utilities (even cable) are included, and are truly value added. They have various floor plans to choose from. Some do mention the lack of diversity in the dining menus, but can attest they do rotate and listen to the residents regarding menu items, but you have to participate in the surveys and meetings they hold. The staff are caring and friendly. The offices are accessible to answer any questions and any paperwork is easily to file. Online updates and robocalls also inform residents of any acute issues or changes such as snow storm plans or electrical outages etc . Healthcare wise: On site flu/immunization drives along with on-site health care with adjoining CVS is a bonus! They even have a visiting dermatologist, audiologists, cardiologist, & podiatrist in addition to primary care physicians. You do have to sign up for their plan to access their on-site healthcare, but pricing is reasonable and the care is excellent! Shuttles also take you on campus and off to sites such as the grocery stores, Ft. Belvoir PX/commissary, and the metro for example. They have over 100 clubs, garden plots, putting green, golf simulator, on-site gym with pool & pickle ball, and multiple restaurants as well. They also have home health, on-site Physical Therapy, assisted living and dementia care available as the need arises. Though they do their best to keep you independent and active.

Wife's grandma has lived here for 10+ years. Drinks at the bar are $4-5 and tipping isn't…read moreallowed, what a deal!

Heatherwood is a such a beautiful community. The staff is friendly, caring and knowledgeable. The…read morewarm environment makes me feel at home.

There has been a lot of good staff leaving and the new nursing director doesn't know what she is…read moredoing. Making bad choices that can be life threatening.

When you speak at immigration conferences advocating for more liberal national immigration policies…read more(translation: you need more cheap labor), don't presume to speak for all of your residents. It presumes too much, even though in your mind you think you have a captive audience. This place is a huge beehive. The common rooms look lovely. At $5 K a month, they should. Everything else is college dormitory quality. It's basically storage for old people, stacked on top of one another. Look for a nursing home further out from urban cesspools -- further, smaller, more people oriented. This is just a business. NEXT !!

Plus two stars for the administration's response to the pandemic. They've done a commendable job…read moreand I'm grateful that my mom and her friends and neighbors are safe and well.

--- This place is…read morereally struggling with basic maintenance and cleanliness. There are water‑damaged floors, and the rooms are consistently dirty. Housekeeping doesn't clean under or behind furniture, and even dirt, dropped food sitting in the middle of the room aren't cleaned properly. The level of care they show in the rooms reflects the level of care residents--especially those who can't speak up for themselves--are receiving. Some residents have visible dandruff and grease because their hair isn't being washed regularly, dried crust around their eyes from not having their faces cleaned properly, ears full of wax, and noticeable odors on their hands. These are all signs that their hygiene needs are not being met.

Everyone is nice and is professional. They have activities for the patients and are good about…read morechecking on them and seeing to their needs.

I moved my mom here in May 2019 and have been pleased with how the place is run and how they care…read morefor my mom. I was moved her from a rehab hospital in NC and the staff were great at obtaining necessary info and ensuring a smooth transition. The majority of staff I've dealt with are great. When problems or issues arise, they respond appropriately. The place is only a few years old, so not a long waitlist when I got her in. The newer building is nice. Also nice they didn't require a lot of documents or financial records.

The wellspring director Shania Smith that works at the woodburn location likes to sleep with other…read moredirectors that are engaged and have children. She knew all of this about that man's family and continues to sleep with him. It's disgusting especially since the quality of care for the residents is going down because of this. Too busy worried about sleeping with that man instead of taking care of the residents. It's disgusting these jobs even allow that. Disgusting!

This location is the on site rehab facility for the Greenspring Retirement Village. It's usually…read moretransition care from a full service hospital. We checked my father in law into the facility yesterday. The staff is accommodating, passionate, and most of all patient. There is a small self serve dining room, serving hot and cold foods for the patients. Most have individual rooms with nurse and tech staff on each floor. Parking is easy and it's inside of the village.

Now Called Garden Ridge, this rehab facility is attached to the Greenspring Retirement community,…read moreand as a former employee, I would bring my own parents here if needed, and I would want to live in this community when the time comes. The training is robust, the staff and community caring, and the company had ethical business practices as far as I could see. The rehab staff is knowledgeable and caring and ranges from inpatient rehab, outpatient rehab, and home health within the independent living community on the Greenspring campus.

This place is stellar, facility and staff are great, they both made me feel uncomfortable and gave…read moreme a reason to move on

The fairfax is a great place to call home. They offer independent living apartments and cottages;…read moreassisted living; memory care; and skilled rehab. They offer tons of activities and programs for any hobby you might have. Mahjong, pickleball, golf! They have it all!