Excellent care and the staff is very professional and accessible. I can't even imagine my mother…read morebeing cared for by anyone else at this time in her life. I can call and get her on the phone or FaceTime whenever she is ready to talk. Great location and the home feels like a HOME.

Look no further for a residence for your loved one. Almost Home at Contact Information…read moreAddress: 8945 Little River Turnpike Fairfax, VA 22031 Phone: (703) 225-5466 is an extraordinary home where a small staff provide excellent nursing care. They tailor their care to the needs and desires of the resident and can manage fairly complex physical conditions. I am an RN who is familiar with facilities in the area, and having the same consistent, loving providers is invaluable. Great nurses and assistants, great physical, mental and spiritual attention.

ICARE Home is a gorgeous senior living space in Fairfax Virginia. Choosing a senior living…read morefacility is a big decision, but I wouldn't hesitate to trust Ashley and her team. Not only is she a professional with years of experience in the caretaking space, she is a beautiful human being that values family, community, service, and faith. The ICARE Home is a family and they will treat everyone who steps inside their doors as family. Aside from the staff, the property itself is beautiful, modern, clean, and spacious. They host open mic nights and other activities to engage residents and the local community. I also hear wonderful things about their in house chef! If you are considering a senior living space, check out ICARE.

From the owner: ICARE Homes in Fairfax, Virginia, where your family is our family. With over 30 years of experience…read morein senior care, we offer active assisted living in a warm, family-like environment. Our 8-bedroom senior living community provides personalized care tailored to each resident's needs, allowing them to age in place comfortably. Whether you need light supervision or a comprehensive care plan, we’re here to support you. Located just 5 minutes from Fairfax Hospital, ICARE Homes offers peace of mind for families, knowing their loved ones are cared for in a secure, nurturing environment. Join us and experience the ICARE difference.

My friend was admitted to Iliff for rehabilitation after developing cellulitus on his foot and…read moreneeding physical therapy to help him walk again. I visited him three to four times a week, and each time, I found him almost unresponsive, I could not wake him up, which was extremely unusual for him. The wound care he received was the exact opposite of what his doctor had instructed, which was alarming. Additionally, despite his inability to walk, the staff's approach was disturbingly passive. When I asked about his physical therapy, a nurse told me, "If he doesn't want to walk, we won't force him." Rehabilitation is about encouragement and support, not neglect. One particularly troubling incident occurred when my friend repeatedly pressed his call button for help, but no one responded. He then called the nursing station, but still, no one answered. In desperation, he called me, and I had to physically go to Iliff to inform the staff that he needed assistance. This level of neglect was unacceptable. Concerned for his well-being, I immediately contacted his family and urged them to get him out of that facility before it was too late. Meaning, I told his family he might die there, in my opinion if they did not get him out. Thankfully, the family listened to me and they moved him out. He is now receiving proper care at home--he is no longer overmedicated (again my opinion), his wound is being treated according to his doctor's orders, and he is making significant progress with physical therapy. If I could give zero stars, I would. Quality care should never be optional, and basic responsiveness, proper medical treatment, and patient support should be the standard--not the exception. This was not a safe environment.

HORRIBLE living conditions, HORRIBLE meals, HORRIBLE communication, HORRIBLE effort ... I am NOT…read moreexaggerating. After visiting an Aunt here, I told my children to seriously just pull the plug on me ... DO NOT allow me to be placed here or ANY place like here. I can go on but I'm going to just keep praying for ALL who have no choice/no voice in their care.

My husband and I recently had a family member who required immediate care. We called Elder Options…read moreSenior Care late on a Friday night expecting to just leave a voicemail. Instead, we were put in direct contact with the owner Josie that night. She could not have been more supportive and compassionate with us when we explained what we needed. She immediately sprang into action and came up with a care plan for us that enabled us to keep our family member at home. The quality of care that was provided was top notch and I cannot recommend it enough. I gave them 5 stars, as the top rating on this site but I would gladly give them 10. If you want to get top notch quality care for your loved one, please contact Josie and be assured that you are getting them the best care available.

I was put in touch with Josie by a social worker in a nursing home in Woodbridge Va. with regards…read moreas to caring for my mother. I can't express enough the overall care and compassion Josie had for my mother and I when we met. She was so incredibly helpful in getting everything set up for mom's home care. Her amazing staff of nurses are absolute angels in my opinion. They were so kind and gentle in caring for my mother, Especially Sally. Josie was so easy to reach and when I had a last minute change in nursing needs for mom, She and her staff made it happen seamlessly and immediately. If you ever find yourself in need for in home care, and if I ever require it again, Josie will definitely be my absolute first call. I believe there are some people in this world that are the best at what they do and Josie and her staff are exactly that!

Went to Burke Rehabilitation Center after wife had a stroke. Very pleased with the overall…read morefacility. Excellent staff average food. Staff to patient ratio is very good, especially in the exercise/gym area.. I was very happy with my wife's care. The four staff members who were particularly excellent Zainab, Elizabeth (PT), Dakota (nurse assistant) and Maria(speech therapy). Dr Chris Owne

Nursing competence Business office responsiveness…read more I had a UTI for 3 weeks, kept asking for lab work to no avail. Finally a nurse responded, but the nurses could not coordinate urine catch with blood draw. Nothing changed until I developed an altered mental state. AND I AM A KIDNEY TRANSPLANT RECIPIENT and next DEVELOPED SEPSIS. Do not let anyone you love go to Burke Health and Rehab.

The management And staff are certainly very friendly and helpful as well as very awesome and…read moreinformative as well. The grounds and buildings are well maintained, organized and and taken care of by the grounds crew. It is extremely very easy to get to from route 7 indeed.

From the owner: At Sunrise at Countryside, we take a holistic approach to senior care, where everything we do has…read moreour residents' specific wants and needs at its core. From support and peace of mind to personalized programming, we focus on your individual wellness and well-being so you can live exactly how you please. For more than 35 years, we've been committed to providing seniors the best possible support, rooted in the latest research and theories of aging.

My mother spent the last few years of her life at Home Eldercare, during 2022-2024. She needed full…read moretime assistance initially for poor balance, then increasingly for dementia, presenting different challenges to the aides. The staff always provided excellent 24-hour personal care, whatever was needed. They were always good about consulting with me about care decisions. She previously lived at a corporate assisted living facility, where she received terrible care compared to Home Eldercare. The facility is a single family home with pleasant yard and deck, large living room, and private bedrooms. Every meal is prepared in the kitchen, including special dietary needs. All of the routine needs (periodic checkups, podiatry, blood tests, etc.) are coordinated by Home Eldercare, with a visiting physician, so I did not need to manage any doctor appointments etc. The management and aides are always patient with clients with dementia or other issues. They are very careful to avoid egress, control medications, avoid contagions, etc. I heartily recommend Home Eldercare on Orchard Street for anyone needing full-time, long-term care. Sincerely, Steve J.

My mother, with advanced dementia, lived at Home Eldercare from 2017 - 2020. Though the facility…read moreis listed as "Assisted Living" they did much more than that - their care was superior to the care my mother received at a large, well-known chain facility's memory care floor. Bali and the team of caregivers were always so kind to my mom (and she was definitely a challenge). As my mother became more and more debilitated, they stepped up the care to meet her needs. Medication management was included in the basic cost and never increased, even as medications were added. Home Eldercare has my unreserved recommendation. The place is not fancy, but the care is wonderful!

DISCLAIMER: My apologies in advance for this lengthy review. I wanted to document the horrible…read morecustomer service my wife and I experienced from the INOVA FAIRFAX HOSPITAL NICU during a 3.5 month span. The best part of this review is that my wife and I gave birth to a healthy baby girl. Due to her being a preemie, she stayed in the hospital for an extended period where we experienced first hand the broken healthcare system and instances of malpractice within the NICU. Regarding the care of our daughter, it was a frustrating experience from the beginning! There was a great communication barrier between us and the hospital staff, to include front desk personnel, nurses, doctors, supervisors and upper level hospital management. To make a long story short, this hospital failed us, often picking and choosing what protocols they should follow, and not providing key information to us that they promised to deliver. In our initial complaint, we spoke to the supervisor to explain the discrepancy in communication, and all they could do is apologize, and attempted to justify the behavior of their staff. There is also a disparity in the amount of minority (African American) nurses at the unit. The few black nurses that provided care for our daughter expressed concerns with how the unit was being handled. Specifically, one of our daughter's nurses explained her reasoning to transition from full-time to part-time due to her inability to do what she studied and practiced for years regarding taking care of babies. Instead, she explained that at INOVA Fairfax, the nurses are simply tasked with following the doctor's orders even if it is contrary to what the child needs. Although the nurses are the primary care-givers for the children, their feedback is not really valued and that presents a major disservice to the families. In addition, we noticed a big disservice that the nurses were providing. Many nurses were on their phones, reading books and having leisure conversations outside of the infants rooms while alerts were going off that required immediate attention for their assigned babies. There was also a clear incompetence displayed by the night-time staff and nurses compared to the dayshift. Calling at night-time for updates was a nuisance due to the ignorant staff saying that they did not know the answers to basic questions. We would often be advised to just check with the day shift. Doctors and nurses alike agreed that the night-time staff doesn't really know anything and verified that the care at night is often not up to par! Therefore, the night-time staff doesn't really do anything to advance the child. There is also a disparity in the amount of minority (African-American) nurses at the unit. The few black nurses that provided care for our daughter expressed concerns with how the unit was being handled. Specifically, one of our daughter's nurses explained her reasoning to transition from full-time to part-time due to her inability to do what she studied and practiced for years regarding taking care of babies. Instead, she explained that at INOVA Fairfax, the nurses are simply tasked with following the doctor's orders even if it is contrary to what the child needs. Although the nurses are the primary care-givers for the children, their feedback is not really valued and that presents a major disservice to the families. As it relates to the doctors, it was frustrating due to the many doctors we would see on a week to week basis, all had differing opinions regarding our daughter's care. In most instances, it seemed as if no action was their best course of action instituted. As a result, every milestone that our daughter accomplished was initiated by us. With such a slow trajectory regarding our daughter's care, it inspired us to look into how her development could be expedited to get her home as quickly and safely as possible. Every suggestion that we made was implemented, and our daughter never had to go backwards. That presents a major quandary on behalf of the hospital because the doctor's get paid to make the decisions. Consequently, in this case, we were proposing all the decisions, and they would just say, "ok, then, let's try it." There is plenty more that transpired, but due to limitations I cannot share. However, if you are a minority and are having a baby, you may want to reconsider contrary to INOVA Fairfax.

Sam is awesome! He is my physical therapist for my spinal cord injuries. He challenges his patients…read moreand goes above and beyond to help them see heir potential when they don't! I am grateful for having him on my road to recovery as other people in the industry are not up to his caliber. I will continue to recommend him to anyone that is in need of a top notch physical therapist in the area. Thank you for your time and have a fantastic day!

My father was sent to Manor Care Fair Oaks for rehab following a fall that resulted in a serious…read morehead injury (from which he was quite confused and agitated) and a lengthy hospital stay. He came out with two stage 2 pressure sores, which the ER staff at the nearest hospital discovered after one of his 3 falls in 2 weeks. They found the sores while cleaning old, crusted excrement off of his buttocks because the staff at the "rehab" facility couldn't be bothered to help him to the bathroom. They just put him in a diaper and then refused to change or clean him. When I brought this to the director's attention she said the ER nurse was lying. Then she yelled at me, saying my father wasn't an appropriate patient for the facility. Somehow this didn't stop her from accepting him as a patient and cashing his Medicare checks, but whatever. Another time I visited, my father smelled like feces, which nobody did anything about until I asked multiple times. When it was all over, the room still reeked because they left sh*t smeared on the wall (see pictures). When I alerted the staff to the problem, they shrugged and didn't do anything for 30+ minutes, so I ended up cleaning it myself. Another time I came to visit, my father almost fell, but I managed to catch him and lower him gently to the ground because I'm not strong enough to deadlift a 175-lb human. When nobody came to see what happened (this wasn't a quiet situation), I peeked around the corner to the nurse's desk and nobody was there. I called for help for 10 minutes before someone showed up, and they acted annoyed that I was yelling while my father was lying on the cold, hard, dirty floor. The doctor who supposedly oversees care for the patients in the facility, without examining him or doing any tests, diagnosed my father with diabetes, which he didn't have. He was taking a medication commonly prescribed for diabetes, but he was taking it for heart failure. I hope she doesn't actually treat patients. Finally, when I sprung my father from that hellhole, I was presented with a garbage bag full of laundry, which they had told me they were sending out to be washed. Everything was soaked in urine, and there were solid pieces of feces in the bag. I suspect this might have been because I complained about how my father was neglected. My father died in hospice at a better-staffed and -managed place 2 weeks after I got him out of this abusive, corrupt excuse for a health care facility. He probably would've died around then anyway, but it haunts me that he spent some of the last weeks of his life in that horrible place where he was ignored and neglected while he was confused and scared. They should be shut down. Don't let anyone you love go anywhere near this place.

Should give you an option for a negative!Having 15 years in a hospital setting 6 building a…read moremedically based fitness center, this place needs to be shut down. I was there for over 5 days with my bp not taken once. Even when they asked me to get on the Nustep. I asked if the follow also. Yes. Why no BP. Silence. Plus no BP. Then that evening an elderly gentleman fell. I rang my bell as did a few others. 25 - 911 came Charge nurse fuming. They came to me in 2 hrs. Asked whats their procedure for the alert button. Kid, yes kid goes - you use those in Your exercise center. So much for HIPPA. And that was my first career, my second was Director of HR Told him I wanted the protocol n the HR director. Did I get them. No, but I did get someone else meds. Know your meds! My daughter came to pull me early. She's a Dr. No notes on my case among other issues n she reported to State. DO NO COME HERE!

After just one month of Physical Therapy, I can confidently say that their team have become like…read morefamily to me. Not only do they provide top-notch care, but they also make sure that all of my needs are met and my worries at ease.. and trust me I've shown my true colors and I've asked endless questions and had countless of worries over this one month as I'm recovering from knee surgery. They. are. the. best. Let's face it, Physical Therapy can be tough and challenging, but their team and staff are simply the best in the business. What sets them apart is of course their extent of knowledge, their friendly team, but also their ability to connect with you on a personal level. I feel seen, heard, respected and genuinely cared for each day I leave here. They know what they're doing and they do it beyond well. As an athlete, I had countless worries about returning to my sport in the future, but they have been there every step of the way, addressing each concern with their extensive knowledge and warm personalities. With many more months to go until the end of my recovery journey and hopefully returning to my beloved sport, I am grateful to have found a place where I am treated like a human being, not just another client. This level of personalized care is a serious quality that sets Excel Rehabilitation apart from other businesses. Their impeccable knowledge and expertise in the field are evident. Their facility is clean and welcoming. Their service is well above 5 stars. I have complete confidence that they will continue to support me every step of the way, and I can't wait to see the progress we make together. I can't recommend them enough - they are truly exceptional.

At Excel rehabilitation, the therapists I worked with were knowledgeable about the shoulder issues…read moreI have after the surgery. But they work short-handed all the time. Sometimes my therapist was working with three patients simultaneously but two is the norm. On the other hand, their staff is hard to work with. I called for sick but no one picked up the phone at 7:30 am and then called after 9 am for postponing my appointment but the response was I have not informed them 24 hours in advance( My appointment was at 7:30am next day and the office was closed and no one picking up the phones). I was an old patient and going there for more than 3 months for the same issue. They charged me $50.00 penalty for not showing up. I will not go or recommend this place to anyone. Duncan called me 3 days later when I canceled all of my appointments.