Best Assisted Living Facilities in Alexandria

Managed by Erickson Senior Living, Greenspring is a not-for-profit living community that serves adults aged 62 and above in Alexandria and the surrounding areas. It offers a wide range of maintenance-free living accommodations, from one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments to studio homes. Its amenities include a swimming pool, fitness center, medical center, worship center, and library. Greenspring also offers six different food and dining venues, as well as tai chi, gardening, Wii bowling, art, and travel clubs.

Livingston Place at Southern Ave. is an assisted living community representing older adults and people with disabilities in Alexandria. The facility addresses the daily needs of its residents, such as continence, dressing, transferring, bathing, and eating. Its team of primary physicians and nurses collaborates in executing customized personal care plans based on the individuals' medication and physical assessments. Its resort-like community accommodates clients with different activities like local outings, social events, and life enrichment classes. It also offers on-site visits from physical therapists and podiatrists.

Prince of Peace I is an assisted living facility that provides services to residents in the Alexandria metro. These include medication management, cooking, housekeeping, and physical hygiene assistance. It also offers transportation arrangements. Its staff has a minimum of 10 years of experience in the healthcare industry. The facility is operated and owned by the mother-and-daughter team Alice and Sonja Prince. The vice-president—Alice—has more than 20 years of experience working with clients struggling with mental health issues.

Sunshine caters to residents of Alexandria who require assisted care facilities. The company runs a home that is open to those 60 and above. The premises are equipped with cable TV and internet access. Visiting physicians are available, and staff is on hand to deliver diabetes and medication management services. It also handles residents' grooming, bathing, and laundry concerns. Sunshine's assisted living administrator is a nurse who resides on-site and is responsive to emergencies around the clock.

The Kensington Falls Church provides senior living services to the Alexandria metro and the surrounding areas. It offers assisted living services to guide residents with insulin injections, catheters, wound care, and movement disorders. Its residents also have access to life enrichment programs focusing on social, physical, and recreational activities. The facility partners with Genesis Rehab to provide on-site rehabilitation services, including physical, speech, and occupational therapy. Memory care services for individuals with dementia are also available.

The Providence Fairfax, which operates under Silverstone Senior Living, accommodates elders from and around the Alexandria area. Its seven-story, LEED-certified building houses assisted living residences equipped with kitchenettes, walk-in showers, and stainless steel appliances. Housekeeping, laundry, and administrative services are provided for residents. They also have access to a wellness center and a spa and salon. Additionally, the community offers online memory programs through its partnership with the UCLA Longevity Center. Wine pairing, meditation, and music instruction are some of the other classes provided.

The Residences at Thomas Circle is a pet-friendly senior living community that serves elders in Alexandria and the surrounding areas. Its assisted living residents are provided with personal care assistance, housekeeping and laundry services, and individual and group transportation. Social and recreational activities the community offers include happy hours and holiday parties, exercise and fitness classes, book clubs, and movie nights. Residents also have access to a variety of community amenities, including a beauty and barber shop, library, bistro, and an outdoor swimming pool.

Vinson Hall Retirement Community is a not-for-profit facility supported by the Navy Marine Coast Guard Residence Foundation. It caters to many members of the Alexandria community, with a special focus on retired military officers and former government employees. The facility offers assisted living programs, covering medication management, routine wellness checks, linen service, and housekeeping—as well as assistance with bathing, grooming, and dressing. It also has a beauty salon, barber shop, and convenience store on-site. Vinson Hall opened its doors in 1969.