Northern Neck Senior Care Community in Warsaw, Virginia, sits about 27 miles outside Lexington Park, and provides assisted living, memory care, nursing care, skilled nursing, and short-term rehabilitation all in one place. The facility has 80 beds, with 40 beds specifically set aside for assisted living. Residents get round-the-clock support from trained caregiving staff, and the staff help with daily tasks like getting dressed, bathing, transfers, and medication management, all while trying to support each person's independence. Seniors with memory needs can access the Serenity memory care program, which offers structure, safety, and personalized routines, while those with complex health problems get help through the Peak Rehab program for short-term recovery and a full range of nursing services for ongoing needs.
The community's rooms come in several layouts, such as studios, semi-private units, private bedrooms, and some with kitchenettes. Residents enjoy community spaces like a spacious dining room, garden, screened patio, and walking paths, with plenty of chances for socializing through movie nights, arts activities, and both community and resident-run events. Meals cater to special diets, including diabetic and allergy-sensitive options, and the staff helps with laundry, housekeeping, and transportation needs.
Safety stands as a top priority at Northern Neck Senior Care, with 24-hour supervision, emergency alert call systems in every unit, and licensed staff always present to respond quickly. The facility is licensed by local or state authorities and surveyed regularly to maintain standards. Each resident gets a care plan tailored to individual needs, whether for memory loss, chronic conditions, or basic daily help. Northern Neck Senior Care also offers respite care for short stays, mental wellness programs, a barber and beauty shop on site, and active coordination with doctors or other health workers. The facility focuses on providing a safe, nurturing place where seniors can feel comfortable, remain active, and get the help they need, whether living for the long term or for a short recovery.
