Inspirit Senior Living

We are so happy with Foxbridge and the assisted living they provide for our parents. It's a beautiful place with paved walkways meandering through the campus and around a lake. You can tell that the staff is carefully chosen in that ALL have a positive & cheerful disposition and put the residents first. Our parents were so reluctant to leave their home, but Foxbridge staff has made that transition go very well for them. They are able to live independently and can request assistance as they need it.

Mom was one of the first to move in. I've been very pleased with her care. She has had only one fall that resulted in a trip to the ER. There is a lot of family involvement. This is a wonderful facility.

This residence offered an apartment in independent living for a much better price ($2200). I saw a couple of ladies that seemed sociable, and the residence seemed to be in order.

Everyone has been great and helpful in helping us get the room ready for my husbands brother and his sister-in-law. We are looking forward to all the things they have planned for everyone that lives there. The home is clean and well kept and the staff is great, and the food is good.

WELLSPRING SENIOR LIVING IS A GIFT FROM GOD. I HAVE NOTHING BUT PRAISE FOR THE FACILITY. WHEN SPEAKING WITH THEM INITIALLY I WAS APPREHENSIVE BECAUSE THEY SAID EVERYTHING I WANTED TO HEAR. IT ALL SOUNDED TO GOOD TO BE TRUE. WELL, MY MOTHER IS HAPPY LIVING IN A BEAUTIFUL PLACE WITH TRULY CARING AND KNOWLEDGEABLE STAFF. WELLSPRING ALSO OFFERS SERVICES THAT WERE EXTRA AT OTHER FACILITIES. I FEEL VERY INFORMED ON EVERYTHING THAT IS GOING ON WITH HER. IT'S WONDERFUL TO KNOW THAT YOUR PARENT IS SAFE AND CARED FOR WHEN YOU CAN'T BE WITH THEM . THANK YOU TO "A PLACE FOR MOM" FOR TELLING US ABOUT THIS WONDERFUL PLACE.

After my mom had 2 heart attacks we knew she could not live by herself. We checked around and was giving Greenfield Assisted Living, Strasburg, VA by 2 people. We made an appointment and within 1 month we had mom in a Independnet/assisted living room. She is coming up on her 1st anniversary in October. Mom has thrived and actually her heart is stronger then when she came to Greenfield. She has made so many friends and I have as well. I love every one of the office/nursing/dining room/activity staff because they area always there whenever I have a question or mom has a need. This facility is small which is just perfect for mom. It is definitely a great place for mom.

They've done well, they explain things and they explain when you ask them questions. She likes it, she's very content being there. The activities seem to be very well but shes not participating in them right now because she just doens't want to but they're encouraging her to participate.

It does not have the odor of urine. Out of all the communities that we looked at this was the cleanest smelling place. The staff here is very pleasant and they showed us around. The residents we came into contact with or saw in the hallway seemed to be happy in spirits. No body is fussing or being restrained. We are pleased with them and our loved one is having a good time here. Our loved one says they like staying at Greenfield more then when they were staying at our house. We would recommend them to anyone.

My favorite today, but rooms for two a bit small but acceptable considering the price range. Affordable. The Director spent a lot of time in financial and VA benefits consulting that the others did not.

Was a very nice and clean tour. One of our favorites.

I like that if you have somebody who is not very social, in order to prevent senior isolation, the residents are required to go down to the dining room to eat three meals a day (unless there is a doctor's order otherwise), which I think is wonderful. My loved one fights it, but then she's happy once she gets down there. They have a lot of activities and a nice variety beyond just the regular Bingo. They have a lot of parties, and every member of the staff is involved with the parties, which is great. Those types of things brings back memories to some people. And the staff are always trying to stimulate the residents, physically or mentally, which is important. The only thing I don't like is ambiguity around providing supplies. When they ask me to bring supplies, it seems like whatever I get often isn't right, and some of the things they ask me to bring don't' seem necessary. So you just have to know your person who is there and their needs, evaluate, and come to your own conclusion. That's really the only negative thing I have to say.

The community was nice but there were just some things that I felt that would not work well for my loved one. He is older and not in many activities so the community was a little too big for my loved ones needs. The community was not bad just did not work for my loved one.

Our tour with The Gardens was phenomenal. We really liked the bright neon sign when you walk in, it just has the cutest atmosphere. The staff seemed to be very encouraging to get the residents to participate in the daily activities. The reason we did not go with them was just due to the fact that they do not accept medicaid and we did not want to have to move her once she ran out of funds.

We chose Willowbrook Place because they offered respite care and they were open of the only ones around/ From what I saw the room sizes seemed fine. Overall I thought it was an excellent facility and would recommend to others looking.

We chose Raintree Terrace because of the location and the availability. The room sizes here are bigger than others we looked into, there is plenty of room for his furniture and storage space. Overall, it has been a great experience and I would absolutely recommend.

We chose Milford Place because it satisfied everything that we needed for my mom and it was also affordable. She was in a studio suite and it was nice size for her, she had a lot of natural light and had a big bathroom. The best part about the community was the entertainment that came in before COVID. The only thing that my mom ever seemed frustrated with was the food service. Overall, I would recommend to others.

When I placed my mom at Greenfield Senior Loving after she fell and broke her leg- I quickly realized the staff was the most excellent, caring compassionate, kind, communicative, insightful, and cognitively proficient group of clinicians and caretaker I have come across… And I am an RN of 26 years myself! They took the most tender loving care of my mom in the days when she needed it the most and I am forever grateful to them! You can trust placing your most dear and fragile loved ones in this facility, they will be in good hands I can assure you!

I have a dear family member who resides in the Memory Care at Hilltop. She is loved and cared for. They bring her oils and lotions to help her sleep at night and make sure she is hydrated in the day. The staff have been so kind to our family and to our loved one.

They took real good care of my mom while she was there. The staff was experienced and very good. They did everything we asked them to do and more. The community was laid out well. The food was good. The room sizes were good.

It was a difficult decision and a difficult time for my Sister and me to place our parents in a Living Care Facility but both of our parent needed care and assistance we couldn’t provide them. Moving our parents to Wyncote Place was the very best decision we could have made with assistance from “A Place for Mom.” Wyncote Place is a great Memory Care Community. The staff are very caring and loving to all the residents. The staff goes above their duties to assist the residents and their families. They are a Group of attentive and caring staff who are responsive to unique needs of its residents. My Mom has Dementia and I appreciate their knowledge for dealing with dementia residents. I like the fact that staff are available 24 hours a day to assist the residents with any time sensitive needs that may arise. Before the passing of my Dad November 2019, he shared a great relationship with the staff as does my mother. They were both comfortable, happy and well-adjusted to being at Wyncote. (Dad 89 was a difficult person and hard to please) That said a lot to me. Wyncote was HOME to our parents, they enjoyed being there and the staff was their extended family. See that’s the GREAT thing about Wyncote Place, it’s more than the Memory Care Facility with Medical Care Services, Meals, Personal Service, On Site Activities, it’s also the genuine authentic relationships the staff cultivates with the residents that mean so much and the residents can tell. For me, I know my Dad passed in a loving caring place surrounded by people who truly cared for and about him as a person not just a resident they were caring for. That ingredient is what sets Wyncote apart from other places my Dad had stayed in the past. My Mother (89) is still residing at Wyncote Place and I feel good that she and my Dad shared Wyncote as their home together before he passed. Mom is living in a community with care givers and residents she knows and is familiar with who is familiar with her. That’s very comforting to me as I live in Atlanta, Georgia. So, hats off the awesome administrators and staff at Wyncote Place. Special thanks extended to [name removed], you are the very best, Thank you for your warmth, caring and emotional support you provided Dad. You could get him to do what no one else could and Dad Loved you.