Virginian sits in Bon Air, Virginia, surrounded by tall oaks and maples that give the place a quiet, peaceful setting with a small-town feel still close to big-city access, and the grounds are neatly landscaped with paved walkways, a gazebo with seating, and places where residents can watch nature. The community offers studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, some with sunny balconies or patios and vaulted ceilings, and each apartment is designed to be comfortable, safe, and easy to move around in, with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, and modern features. Residents can bring their pets since the policy welcomes animals, and the place is fully accessible, has on-site management staff, and Wi-Fi across the property. Chef-prepared meals are served daily, and the meals, housekeeping, and utilities are all included, so nobody has to worry about chores or bills, and there's a beauty salon, library, arts and crafts room, lounges, a game room, laundry, a bistro, and a fitness center if folks want to stay active or relax.
Virginian covers a range of care, including assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, independent living, home care, hospice, and respite services, so residents can stay on the same campus through different stages of need, and those who need help get personalized assistance with things like medication, bathing, dressing, meals, wound care, diabetic injections, IV therapy, joint replacement rehab, and physical therapy provided by trained staff. The community supports people living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia with memory care options, programs, and a library of podcasts and episodes about dementia stages, diagnosis, financial and legal planning, and staying healthy, so residents and families can learn and find support. There's a busy calendar of social events and outings, regular art programs, movie nights, fitness activities, and cards or games, so residents can meet others and enjoy their days, with transportation provided by shuttle bus for group outings and errands. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the culture's known for being open and welcoming, with awards for community excellence and safety, and regular reviews help keep standards up. The Virginian allows home care agencies so folks can choose extra support if wanted. The senior apartment community is designed for people 55 and older who want a maintenance-free lifestyle; it combines independence with different levels of care on one campus, making it a place where someone can stay active and social or get more support as needs change, all in a settled community that aims to keep life simple, comfortable, and connected.
