The Virginian

September 2024

Google

Richard Kovar

September 2024

Google

S G

August 2024

Google

kate cambell

Nurses and CNAs are truly outstanding at their respective jobs. Armstrong, Sarita, Inatu, Freddie, Deysi, Joseph, Hawanatu, Mariatu, Kent, Mekdes, Sahar, and so many more, deserve high praise for their care and attentiveness and compassion. Tajia and Tatiana have been most helpful in helping to navigate the complex bureaucratic world of one-size-fits all Medicare. While the therapists are highly professional, I believe they could be more creative and flexible to motivate my husband to participate with them. He wants to initiate, does initiate with others, but they haven't found the button for him to initiate with them. Trust and empathy are not lost on the infirm. Because of time, God, me, family, and the hourly care he'sreceiving, he is recovering slowly, as is usually the case with stroke patients. Thank you to everyone. And to God be the Glory!

July 2024

Google

Ervin Llurag

July 2024

Google

Jan Rooney

My husband and I have been treated very well as perspective residents of the Virginian. We first visited when we went for the Grand Reopening, which was amazing. Such a state of the art place. Then we met Jenna when we returned for more information and a tour. We were very impressed. Saw the whole place, all the floors and facilities followed by happy hour and dinner. Our experience was fabulous. We also went back with one of our daughters when we just dropped in and had a tour. Last week we toured again with Jenna and another daughter. We were impressed with Jenna who answered all our questions and showed us around again. We particularly like the idea of a rental as opposed to a buy in. When we were there we talked to the residents who seemed very happy. We are not ready to move but are pleased with our experience at the Virginian. Jan

July 2024

Google

Virginia Dobozy

My experience with The Virginian as a prospective resident has been very positive. My first tour of the facility was during the remodeling. It has been wonderful to see how beautiful the finished product turned out. The open house was an amazing event. Kevin Rios from the marketing department has been my point of contact. He's very helpful and responds quickly to my questions. He's introduced me to residents who seemed to be very happy living at The Virginian.

July 2024

Google

John Teter

I first became aware of The Virginian when a friend of mine brought it to my attention when she saw the article in The Washington Post regarding The Virginian, back in November, 2023. I first met with Jenna Ballard in November, 2023 who gave me a tour of The Virginian and pointed out the amenities that were available to the current tenants. I was very impressed with the cleanliness of The Virginian and all of the tenants that we encountered during our tour appeared to be very content and happy with the facility. Jenna took time to speak with many of the residents that addressed her during our tour time. I was very impressed with the renovation that was in process at the time of my first visit in 2023, and completed at the time of my second visit in 2024. It showed me that The Virginian was willing to spend some money to make things better for the tenants. Jenna is a beautiful sales associate that takes pride in being a promoter of The Virginian in that she takes everything potential residents have to say very seriously and answered all of my questions in a way that I totally understood. What impressed me the most about Jenna was that she not only took The Virginian into consideration with her answers, but also took into consideration that the person she was talking to was a potential upcoming resident. I had looked at a place exactly like The Virginian and when the sales associate my son and I met with started introducing me to the current residents of the facility, she introduced me as the next resident in Apartment # 201 – even before I had even seen Apartment # 201. Jenna did not pressure me in any way to make a decision the first day that I was there, and has not since – which I think is fantastic. If I decide to stay living in Virginia, and decide to move in to a place like The Virginian, it will not be a place "like" The Virginian – it will be The Virginian.

July 2024

Google

Michael Kause

I am happy to share my experience and the tremendous support that I received, along with my siblings, and our Mother, from Jenna Ballard, who is the Sales and Marketing Director at The Virginian. I had heard of The Virginian when my mom had mentioned an interest in moving there several years ago, having gone by then for a site visit, and remarking what a nice facility with beautiful grounds that maybe she could do some gardening if she moved there. Fast forward to April 2024 when Mom turned 94 and my siblings and I realized that it was no longer possible for Mom to live safely, alone in her two level house. She either needed to get some in-home help, or move to a safer community. I live in Phoenix, AZ and one of my neighbors in my community is Jenna's mom—crazy small world! I had heard about their $60 Million dollar renovation and was inspired to reach out immediately. So I was introduced to Jenna over a Zoom call on a weekend to become familiar with her, learning about options for Senior Care, and The Virginian as a possible option for our Mom. The fact that someone would take time on a Sunday to meet with me was a great starting point, and I learned that Jenna came to The Virginian with many years of experience already in Senior Care—something I know nothing about. She took me and my wife through the process of dealing with an aging parent needing more support and care that Mom now needed, explaining the various options for Independent Living and Assisted Living at The Virginian. After that Zoom meeting, it led me to then connecting with my siblings—all back in Northern Virginia, near Mom—and got the process started for an in-home evaluation of Mom, followed by a site visit where Jenna hosted Mom and my 3 siblings. I was not able to get back to Virginia to attend the tour and lunch—but heard that it was fabulous and my older brother commented that it was equal to many resorts he had been to. No surprise, Jenna made a video of an available Independent Living apartment room that might be ideal for Mom, so that I could see what everyone else saw, and that made me feel as I was part of the decision process along with my siblings. She has responded to dozens of texts, several phone calls and emails from me and my siblings, and been very patient and informative in helping us—and Mom—get to this point where we have just signed Mom up to move in to The Virginian in July! This process to move Mom out of a home she's lived in since 1968 was not an easy one at all, for any of us, especially Mom. But the sensitive and professional manner in which Jenna approached Mom, me and then worked with my family, just spoke volumes about her own character and experience in this delicate manner. As an amazing "ambassador" for The Virginian, Jenna Ballard's support and care for all of us was a major deciding factor in my family choosing The Virginian as a safe community for Mom to live out the next phase of her life, thriving in a beautiful and vibrant setting with other seniors around. My siblings and I are grateful to Jenna and The Virginian for giving us some peace of mind that's been needed for way too long now. Thank you Jenna, I look forward to meeting you live and in person the next time I come out to visit Mom!

July 2024

Google

Scott McKenzie

My experience with The Virginian has been exceptional. The staff is very informative, caring, and accommodating. My parents, who are new residents at The Virginian, seem to be pleased with their decision and transition. Given what we have experienced so far, I would confidently give The Virginian a very high overall rating.

July 2024

Google

Mark Olson

The facilities, which have been recently been elegantly updated, are immaculate. The staff was helpful and made me immediate feel at home. Jenna, the sales director, was very professional and extremely helpful. I would encourage anyone looking for a place to live in the DC area to give the Virginian a visit and see for yourself.

June 2024

Google

Fraser Jones

We enjoyed our visit to Virginian - Jenna Ballard provided a terrific overview and tour of the many amenities and dining options. Jenna is very accessible, thoughtful and answered all our questions. She was even able to provide valet parking during our visit!

June 2024

Google

Kim Grimmick

My dad's experience at The Virginian was wonderful. People that made a difference were Taija in admissions and Isatu, Armstrong, and especially Kent. There were a few areas that could be improved which include more timely response by late night staff and the kitchen staff who need to improve how they fill orders as requested. I would highly recommend other families to use The Virginian. Despite some of these improvements that are needed people truly care about your loved ones.

May 2024

Google

Adriana Garcia Ceja

The Virginian's facilities are top notch. Amazing location and great hospitality of all the staff!

May 2024

Google

Jamie Straka

all the time either boked or Late announcement -poor marketing Communication!

April 2024

Google

Nicole Clark

The team at The Virginian is amazing! They have a great clinical team in place taking care of their residents. From independent living to skilled living, they are absolutely a great place to call home! I recommend touring their community and speaking with their sales team about living at The Virginian; you won't be disappointed!

April 2024

Google

Victoria Whitfield

April 2024

Google

adele Logan-Galen

I have had the good fortune to move three families into the Virginian over the years. I can honestly say that their sales and marketing team and move in coordinator are top notch. It was so nice not to have any worries while settling in my clients. I knew that Jenna and Antonio had everything in had! I would not hesitate to recommend The Virginian to any future clients.

March 2024

Google

Azalech Kebede

March 2024

Google

Brian

Spectacular facilities, wonderful staff.

March 2024

Google

Billy Harrist

An awesome upgrade, and the food is excellent. Staff is super friendly.

March 2024

Google

Emma Craine

March 2024

Google

Kelly Kaseman

March 2024

Google

Greg M

This community has invested a great deal in a beautiful remodel, to continue its long, stable history of excellence. I've worked alongside their staff, in supporting the move-ins of multiple residents over the past few years, and their team always displays a high level of hospitality and thoughtful care. Their team is more unusual in this industry in that they have stayed together and solidified over the past several years while many others change positions and locations every 6 months or year. If you are considering different communities, make sure to visit with Jenna and Michael, for a tour and a detailed picture of what it will be like.

March 2024

Google

Jenny Shears

The Virginian is the most beautiful and peaceful senior living facility. The staff are caring and it shows in the faces of the residence. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a safe and comfortable home for their loved ones. I would give it 10 stars!

March 2024

Google

Wyatt Harris

March 2024

Google

Justin Hyman

February 2024

Google

Cheryl Lee Cox

At least half of all the staff members at The Virginian know exactly who I am, my father is a well-respected/loved and generally well-treated resident up on the 3rd Assisted Living floor, and in my assessment (and I am a realist), I've made positive bonds with many of Daddy's regular caregivers - the majority of whom are kind, understanding, and accommodating. So to post this review, I must be exceedingly brave, exceedingly dumb, or a combination of the two. Sigh. Here goes nothing. One would think that it would be a relief to have a skilled nursing unit under the same roof where your loved one is receiving memory, assisted living, or an independent level of care. Translated as, consider this scenario: your loved one already lives at the Virginian (on one of the upper levels, where it's beautifully renovated and pristine-looking) has had a fall? Broken a bone? Had a windfall medical emergency, such as infection, which required an extended hospital stay? Skilled nursing would logically be the best post-hospitalization "bridge" to spend some time (ideally) getting more intensive, individualized attention and TLC while building up their strength to successfully head back up to their baseline level of care. In my Daddy's case, that's Assisted Living. Oy. Vey. IMO, the other Skilled Nursing review posters who are appalled, aghast, and otherwise PO'ed are well within their rights to feel that way. Daddy is currently in skilled nursing (his several-eth-time-around) after a week-long hospitalization due to a very serious urine/blood infection, and resulting muscular atrophy from spending a week in bed. Dear reader, Daddy's discharge from the Skilled Living basement back up to his upstairs assisted living unit can't come soon enough. My Daddy is one of the most kind, agreeable, grateful, and kind individuals you'll ever want to meet - AND he's been at the Virginian since 2019, and many employees know and love him, AND it's taken having a 24/7 caregiver (hired from an outside agency) with him in the room, AND a team of geriatric case managers (hired from an outside agency), AND me to keep things halfway straight, and things are still messed up six ways to Sunday. The double doors that lead to the lone area of The Virginian which has NOT been renovated, and goes by such charming, Virginia-themed names as Cardinal, Willow, and Dogwood seem to be a deliberate secret from those who otherwise visit or tour the property. So much so that when Daddy was admitted to Cardinal from the hospital this time around, there was an "event" going on that day, and his admission to the skilled nursing unit was deliberately scheduled after said "event" was over. This was NOT for his comfort, or even due to space constraints, I am convinced it is part of a cautious white-washing veneer to make sure outsiders don't see patients at their most vulnerable. I feel like The Virginian does not want to mar its aesthetic, clean appearance (just look at the stunning front lobby) with the most fragile, worthy-of-care residents of all - those in skilled nursing. And I can't help but feel that based on the lack of attention to any detail (to include providing acceptable cleanliness, providing not-cramped spaces to residents, providing a fine balance of attentive care and privacy/dignity, including helping out with food choices, and being careful to not lose belongings, such as personal clothing which goes into the community laundry) and IMO, a lack of true individualized care - and how overworked and overtired and disenfranchised the staff appear on skilled nursing, that the residents, staff, or anyone else on "B1" is treated as and seen as an afterthought and a bottom-feeder. It isn't like the rest of the building is without fault - it's not - but I feel like it's at least workable, and people are trying to improve what's not right. I implore you, Deena and staff - DO BETTER. Not just for the more-able-bodied, pretty older folks. But for them ALL. .

February 2024

Google

Jacob Schwartz

Beautiful!

February 2024

Google

Alise Fleming

Bree Is the best employee, she's amazing me & my family was pleased about the about of care and attention she gave my family members HIGH RECOMMENDED

February 2024

Google

Sonali Kalvala

February 2024

Google

T Langdon

My wife and I recently took a guided tour through the Virginian that absolutely took our breath away! The recent renovations have flawlessly integrated very modern updates with an incredible "at home" level of comfort. The common use areas such as the library, sports bar and activity centers gave us a sense of community inclusion without the need to travel out into Fairfax County. It certainly appeared that there were such diverse opportunities that would include the interest and hobbies of virtually every resident at the Virginian. The living accommodations were extremely well thought out, planned, and constructed. The varying floor plans maximized living space and optimized the functionality unique to senior living requirements. It certainly appeared that every consideration for a seamless transition from independent to assisted living has been considered. We were very impressed by the staff and the endorsements of the residents we met during our tour. The Virginian certainly is everything we could want in a Senior Living facility and community.

February 2024

Google

Janet Chapman

The Virginian is the best community! We looked at many places for my grandmother. We relocated her and found this place to have everything we could possibly need! We met residents and staff which was nice. They just finished a massive renovation. It looks like a resort when you walk in. They have 5 new restaurants including a bar, wine cellar and a bistro. We liked that there were so many offerings that many places didn't have. We ultimately chose The Virginian because it was a rental that has all care one could need for life and not have to move again.

February 2024

Google

Alissa Blate

My mom moved into The Virginian last year and it's now totally remodeled and gorgeous. The staff is great - I was there over the weekend and when I arrived I was greeted by two people at the front desk who were very informed about the community. Security is very good. There's a new bistro in the lobby area with a great menu. My mom raves about the food. I hear they have a new executive chef who comes from the Four Seasons and Ritz Carlton. Very happy with our decision to have her move here.

January 2024

Google

Sandy Davis

"The Virginian offers a top-notch retirement experience with luxurious amenities and exquisite dining options. The recent remodel showcases a stunning modern aesthetic, elevating the community's appeal. Highly recommended for those seeking a refined and comfortable retirement lifestyle. Jenna Ballard provided an exceptional tour of The Virginian, offering invaluable insights for our future planning. Her knowledge and attention to detail made our experience truly enjoyable and informative. We're grateful for her expertise and highly recommend her for anyone considering this retirement community."

January 2024

Google

Ann Power

Nice size and good selection of groceries!

December 2023

Google

Peggy Rose

Not as good as I expected from the ratings. They did take care of my husband but he didn't get as much rehab as we had been led to expect.

December 2023

Google

John Guyette

My father is in memory care and I am dissatisfied. There used to be more activities for them. Since some of the staff have left they seem to just house them. Some of the aids are good, but many are not. I know it is hard to work on that unit, and my Dad can be difficult to work with because of his dementia, but maybe the aids need extra training on communicating with dementia residents. Also I would like to be able to call the unit and have someone answer the phone.

December 2023

Google

Craig Spisak

Once the renovation is complete it should be great.

December 2023

Google

Nicolas Henderson

November 2023

Google

Reggie Scott

Very special place to live.

November 2023

Google

Kimberly Tarby

September 2023

John doe

September 2023

Google

Beth Spencer

I would not recommend. I have a relative living at the Virginian. I am not impressed by the care or hospitality in that place. My relative complains that when she uses her pendant no one come to check on her. The dining experience or lack of I should say has left nothing to be desired. Food is okay. Activities are subpar because the place is just too big. And the construction feels like it's never ending, it's very disruptive.

September 2023

Google

Michael Feinstein

August 2023

Google

Olivier D. LONG

Clean, well-managed retirement community.

July 2023

Google

Steve Blasco

July 2023

Google

Page Gilliam

My husband and I are in the process of moving into assisted living at the Virginian. Jenna Ballard and her team are going above and beyond to make this move as easy and stress-free as it can possibly be. Jenna has taken on logistical issues that I can't imagine another company would have helped us with. Every person we've dealt with has been incredibly kind, and that kind of genuine kindness is something we deeply appreciate at this juncture in our lives. Everyone at The Virginian has made us excited to move in!

July 2023

Google

Norma Rios

Highly recommend seeing the community for yourself. The newly renovated apartments and friendly staff, makes this a great place to live! Did I mention, they have a Tesla.

June 2023

Google

Scott Davis

The renovation has brought new life the Virginian! The amenities are top notch. Jenna gave a wonderful presentation!

February 2023

Google

John Giuseppe

The most important advice i can give when placing a loved one in memory care is that the staff is more important than the facility. You want to meet with the unit supervisor and RN and assess their character and competency. You want to observe the staff at mealtimes and during the morning and nighttime routines as these are the most challenging and important times. Are they attentive? Do they work as a team? Are they kind and friendly or tired and cranky? Are they professional or just going through the motions? You want to observe activities and evaluate the activities coordinator and the overall program. And finally, you have to have a plan to actively participate in your loved one's care if you want the best quality of life for them. No facility, regardless of cost or resources or reputation, can replicate the care and tenderness of a loving family member or friend. Through observation and active participation, you MUST cultivate a respectful relationship with the staff to reach the best outcomes for your loved one. This includes respectfully working with the staff from an informed position to ensure accountability and higher quality care. If you treat the staff poorly, do not expect the best outcomes for your loved one. My mother was in the memory care unit at the Virginian and received excellent care. Overall, the staff was very caring and attentive to the needs of the residents. It is a tough and taxing profession, and I applaud the CNAs that pour themselves into it. I am especially grateful for Nurse Yenis. She is a saint and treated my mother as her own. The sales director, Jenna Ballard, was highly professional, knowledgeable and responsive. It wasn't perfect, but through patience, observation, active engagement, and remaining objective, my mother received excellent overall care and was treated with dignity and kindness for which I shall be eternally grateful.

February 2023

Google

Stephen Chapman

My dad moved in to this places after viewing 4 other senior communities in the area. The Virginian had the most knowledgeable and professional staff of all the communities we visited and that made us feel the most comfortable with the decision for him to live here. It also gave us peace of mind knowing it had been there for decades and is currently being completely modernized.

January 2023

Google

Beth Godsie

I just toured this community - a best-kept secret in N. Va. My parents love that it has all levels of care available should they ever need them and they don't have to pay a large entry fee upfront! It is so conveniently located and the renovations are awesome - I know my parents will enjoy the wine cellar as well as the many different dining venues! Looking forward to getting them moved into their new home!

January 2023

Google

Norma Kevin

Highly recommend seeing the community for yourself. The newly renovated apartments and friendly staff, makes this a great place to live! Did I mention, they have a Tesla.

December 2022

Google

Robert Perry

December 2022

Google

Dan Abrams

Truly wonderful place for your parents. The staff truly cares about the residents and the sense of community when you're there is something special. Highly recommend

November 2022

Google

Brett Logan

Such a great community. Awesome renovations going on and the staff is incredible.

October 2022

Google

paul granger

The staff is so polite and hospitable. The building is clean and spacious. My visits have been more than I wished for.

September 2022

Google

Andrew Whearty

My dad was here in 2021 and the beginning of 2022 for 2 separate rehab stays. Staff was pretty good overall, although there is a definite A team and B team. Physical therapy was great and the social worker Julie was fantastic on my dad's first go round. You will want to visit when you can to stay on top of things, but overall, if I had a relative stay here again I'd be pretty happy.

September 2022

Google

curt schaller

I recently visited the Virginian. It's newly renovated independent living units are spectacular! Jenna gave me a tour of their brand new memory care area. It's beautiful and seems like comfortable, home-like environment.

August 2022

Google

Sara Riscoe

June 2022

Google

Vera Finberg

Service fee ($10K) for the common areas instead of buy-in,. May be stiff until all the amenities are finished in their multi year reconstruction.

June 2022

Google

Alberto Borges M.D.

Great place to retire!

May 2022

Google

Susan Brewer

May 2022

Google

Jacqueline Armour

Beautiful outdoor grounds to stay active through the life span with support of the on-site Life Enrichment team and Rehabilitation & Wellness department.

March 2022

Google

Bryan Lamartin

Beautiful community. The renovations are amazing. The staff are very professional and welcoming.

December 2021

Google

Liz Howell

The team at the Virginian are amazing!!!! From Jenna Ballard, Director of Sales to the daily staff taking care of my parents. Honestly I thought the transition for my parents would have been harder but all the staff are awesome!

November 2021

Anonymous

November 2021

Google

Victoria Pavelko

Excellent inpatient/SNF staff and therapy! Friendly, knowledgable, and great attention to detail

November 2021

Google

Nancy Scraggs

I have been here for awork assignment. I find the facility grounds beautiful. The building itself is currently under a major renovation and will be gorgeous inside as well. The staff are all very caring .The residents who live there all seem very happy and have many activities and outings to enrich their daily lives. I would love to reside here when I retire!!

October 2021

Google

Cathy Renkiewicz

The Virginian Memory Unit has a wonderful caring nursing staff headed by April and Julio. It is beautiful and well thought out, with a great outside space for the residents to enjoy. One of the highlights is the activity staff. There is always something going on. I have seen many memory care units that say they have activities but The Virginian actually does and the residents enjoy them! Kudos!

February 2021

Google

Val Dakota

The Virginian is a lovely community. A bit overpriced for what I consider Vintage 1980s aesthetics, but nevertheless a nice place for seniors to call home, with sweet people working there. Our dad finally decided on The Virginian after courting the idea of moving into a community for a couple of years. The rehab department is excellent; 5-star rated as we know it. Will spare the details, but will say that we worked with Lauren, the social worker, who guided us through a pretty stressful time. The community has great nurses, too. We also worked with Alton in marketing for many weeks, who was so gracious to us, especially to my dad, and went the extra mile. Thanks! Sincerely, V.

February 2021

Google

Debbie Schick

My mother moved into the Virginian in Fairfax, VA last week. From the initial visit to see the facility through the signing of the paper work, Jenna Ballard has been a godsend. Jenna has personally looked after every step and made my mothers transition so smooth! She had a welcome basket with my mothers favorite treats, and a Welcome Home sign waiting for her the day we viewed the place. She arranged for my mother to get her 1st Covid Vaccine, prior to moving in, meeting her at the door and staying with her throughout. Then the day we signed the paperwork, she and her coworkers had champagne to celebrate. She has checked on my mother regularly. I am not so sure this is her job, as she is in sales, but she continues to be so supportive, keeping me in the loop, and never fails to forward me information, answer my texts or calls, every day of the week and at all hours. She is so sweet kind and hard working! The Virginian is fortunate to have her working there, and the residents too! I have to give a special shoutout to all the employees, from the women at the front desk, to the nurses, aids, doctors, dining staff, engineers, & the rest of the sales team. They have all welcomed my mother so graciously, and made her living there enjoyable, despite the COVID restrictions still in place. Another special shout out to Cameron Cousin, the exec chef at The Virginian. what a nice guy. He personally delivered her food on the 1st day to welcome her, asking if she had any other requests. He came back with extra dessert and drinks. I am so happy she is enjoying the meals, and the food quality is on point. My mom is happy and safe living there, and I know she is in good hands when needed. I look forward to the next year and watching the transition of The Virginian as they renovate and update! Its going to be beautiful!

February 2021

Google

Cindy

We found the Virginian after months of looking for an independent living facility for my mother. Jenna Ballard was my contact and so informative and helpful. She sent me virtual tours of the facility, and all the renovation plans that look fantastic. She was able to get me all the information my family and I needed to make an informed decision and my mother made the move to her new home. She was welcomed by all and has been treated with such kindness since her arrival less than 2 weeks ago. She loves every employee she has met so far, is just over the top with how wonderful everyone is. I highly recommend the Virginian and appreciate all Jenna and the staff has done to welcome my mother to her new home.

January 2021

Google

Ashley Bean

After a somewhat traumatic health setback, our loved one was placed in The Virginian for rehabilitation. Our family knew that we had to decide on a long-term solution as returning home wasnt a viable option. Whats most appealing about The Virginian is that they offer different levels of care, including in-person rehabilitation and skilled nursing, in one building, via a rental model. Four star review as The Virginians fee schedule is unfortunately not straight-forward and there are random price increases. For example, literally everything is an add-on, additional fee, which made budgeting somewhat difficult. This differs from other communities we looked into. We will be paying just as much for add-on fees as we will monthly rent. Hopefully this will change in the future, as a strong recommendation. We can honestly say that our loved one, and our family, went from absolutely not considering The Virginian to falling in love with the staff, food, and overall accommodations. A few staff members who wed like to thank (we hope they see this). Nurse Diane in the nursing area was incredible as well as Dr. Gaddipati. Also Jennifer, one of the Directors, is a very knowledgeable nurse and kind. Our point of contact from the very beginning, Alton Ward, is very professional, knowledgeable and charismatic, helping in a great way to set The Virginian apart from others in the area we had also carefully considered. Thank you!

January 2021

Google

Mariam Mostafa

This is the best rehab team ever! I wish I could give them more than 5 stars! They gave us hope in helping my father who has been suffering with the effects of a stroke (paralyzed). We came to them one year and a half after his stroke as an outpatient. The treatment here was unmatched and far exceeded the services at INOVA rehabilitation centers. They defied the odds at helping a one year and a half stroke patient who was bed-ridden and a hopeless case yet they did not give up and helped him stand up!

December 2020

Google

Yolma Torres

My family are so very grateful for all the loving care my mother received at The Virginian. The staff always seemed so caring towards the other residents as well. They were always willing to listen to us and were more than happy to assist my mother with anything she needed. We observed firsthand the professionalism and concern exhibited by staff for those residents requiring special care. We will be forever grateful for the care, love and attention given to my mother in her final days. On behalf of my entire family and all those who loved her I will forever be grateful for the staff who truly went above and beyond the call of duty.

October 2020

Google

Chris M

Our family carefully weighed our options and The Virginian was unanimously the top pick. The Virginians Alton Ward, our first impression at the community, is a gem and a credit to the organization. Deciding on a senior living community in the midst of a global pandemic is extremely stressful, and takes a leap of faith, too, as one might imagine. Alton listened to our unique needs, which drastically shifted, and he shared how The Virginian could meet those needs. We also learned about the big remodeling project thats about to start, as we understand it, the continuum of care, and The Virginians management company. Prior to our mom moving in, the team set-up a nice outside meeting area for us as visitation restrictions were in place. We met the Executive Director, Andy; Administrator, Priscilla, and Head of Sales, Anna - all wonderful people who came out to welcome my mom. Andy and Priscilla routinely keep families informed of things happening inside, which is critically important, especially during these times. Although we havent been able to visit our mom indoors, we are confident that shes in the best hands, and for that we are thankful. Wed like to sincerely thank everyone at The Virginian for doing your unique part to help ensure our mom prospers in her golden years.

July 2020

Google

Marilyn S

My mother, who had been a resident at The Virginian Retirement Community in Fairfax for almost ten years, recently passed. I wish to express my heartfelt appreciation and gratitude for the outstanding staff and exemplary care which was provided to my mother. My husband and I consider The Virginian part of our extended family. Again, thank all of you for all of the provided tender loving care. We recommend the Virginian Experience highly when encountering retirement and extended care for a loving family member.

April 2020

Google

Christine Snyder

Staff are super friendly and eager to please.

August 2019

Google

Nicole Cocozza

wonderful place to work and very kind staff. Nurses are very attentive and make sure the residents are well taken care of. I would bring my parents here when the time is right. Lots of fun activities for the residents to keep them entertained

March 2019

Google

Amanda Histand

June 2018

Google

احمد هلال

June 2018

Google

Ms Hm

My parents are in Independent Living there, and absolutely love it! The staff is so wonderful! My Dad quickly made friends with whom he plays poker weekly. My Mom is very social and wants a lot of interaction, and doesnt miss an activity. I was worried in the beginning because my mom didnt want to leave her home of 40 years, but now without the stress of taking care of the house, shes more relaxed, happy, and active in the community there. My Dad still drives so they can drive less than a mile to the CVS and grocery store. I know that there is also a shuttle that goes there but they havent needed it. They are also still close to their old friends, neighbors, church in Vienna; so they continue to maintain their longtime relationships. This was a difficult decision for my parents and us to make, for my parents to leave their home and move to an apartment in The Virginian retirement community...but it has really been a blessing! By the way, Im confused by these other posts that dont appear to be relevant to The Virginian Retirement Community.

May 2018

Google

Lillian Kamara

This place is a place where I will love to retire or my relative to retire.Food is not the main issue for your Loved one to be cared for.As someone said the staff,rehabilitation,activities you name them. Independent living residents are been covered 24, 7 nursing staff. Try it you will love to be there.The food problem was a long time ago now its wonderful.

April 2017

Google

Josephine Sarpong