Arbor Terrace Herndon

Arbor Terrace Herndon gives seniors a comfortable place to live, whether they need independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, or continuing care, and you'll find the building has both private and shared rooms to choose from, with men and women able to live here, though some categories accept women only, plus there are respite and hospice options. You can bring your pet along, because they allow animals, and you'll see plenty of indoor and outdoor common areas where people sit, meet, or just enjoy the weather. Residents can use the complimentary transportation to go to appointments or outings, and all meals are provided daily. The place follows no-smoking policies indoors and has wheelchair accessible showers. If you want to get your hair cut or styled, there's an onsite beauty and barber shop, and the staff partners with healthcare experts for home health, rehabilitation, and companion care, so residents can get rehab services right on the campus. There's a social calendar filled with activities, both in and out of the building, including billiards and group devotional services, and there are plenty of places inside to gather, like living rooms, bistros, a lobby, lounge, and library. Arbor Terrace Herndon makes life easier for seniors who want less worry about things like cooking, driving, or home maintenance, and you'll see that the goal is to keep people safe while helping them stay as independent as possible, especially in memory care where staff are trained to support residents who might feel confused or need extra help because of dementia, and families often say the staff are very friendly and helpful. They offer guidance for things like paying for care, explaining insurance, veterans benefits, or other resources, and you'll find a gallery that lets you see what the community looks like. Arbor Terrace Herndon's won high review scores and awards, including being named Best Independent Living by U.S. News & World Report, and the environment here aims to mix modern comforts with a home-like feel, so residents can spend time with friends or join events designed to keep their minds active and spirits up.