Vitality Living Arlington

We chose Vitality Living Arlington primarily because of the location, it is walking distance from everything and they also offer a free taxi service that my dad really likes. It is in a nice and elegant setting - the architecture of the building is very nice. My dad has big bay windows in his room so he gets a lot of natural light. For the most part everyone has been very friendly. We would recommend the facility to other families looking.

I would share that Vitality provided the care that my husband required with loving and competent care.

The people were very nice and the community itself was very clean. We did feel like it was worth our money and we would recommend this community to other families based on our experience but it is not like a nursing facility so if your loved ones need medical assistance we recommend hiring outside care workers.

Attentive and responsive staff and a very clean facility.

It was really nice and easy to go and visit our loved one at Vitality, it was fun to go and hang out. The staff members had a lot of patience with the residents, they were attentive, professional and pleasant. They had both male and female residents there with a wide range of ages. The food was good, the dining staff was very friendly. Our loved one had a nice little apartment, it was casual, comfy, and she was able to bring her own furniture. They have a library room, piano lounge area, hair salon, book clubs, Spanish and French clubs, so a lot of things for the residents to do.

They have very caring staff here. I believe they could be a little more heavy on staffing; however, this is probably wide spread in this industry. I think there is some turn over of staff as well. The staff are very receptive to the residents needs and work well with the family. The community brought in a new head of dining and are upping their game on food. Prior to this new head of dining food was a lower rating, than current. Call button response time could be improved as well.

It's a very friendly atmosphere if your loved needs a lot of extra support, I suggest hiring a private duty aide to assist. If the loved one is independent, it is a great place to be. If they have definite needs, an aide helps.

They could improve on the activities, they have very few of them and do not really engage with the residents. Value is subpar for what we are paying and the care our loved one is receiving, we do know the staff members are understaffed. Even though the executive director is very nice, she could communicate a little more frequently.

We chose Vitality Living Arlington because of the services offered for the money and it just seemed like it was the best place for her. The staff here seem very nice and management seems to be friendly as well. We have had no complaints and I would definitely recommend to others looking.

The staff members very helpful, knowledgeable, and they really know what they are doing. Everybody cares greatly about the residents and their well-being. The food is well cooked and nicely presented food, sometimes in the dining room it is a little noisier than she would like. They do have activities but not as many as they might have due to covid. The location of the facility is super convenient because it is practically on the metro line. I would recommend and already have.

They're very friendly and very accommodating. They put my loved one at ease during the interview and the tour. My loved one actually passed away before she could move in. We had already started the move-in process and were getting her room ready. Vitality was great with the unexpected change of events. They stored my loved one's furniture there for a month until I could get it out and into my own storage space. They were just very accommodating and understanding. The service was great, and they were just very kind, especially considering the pandemic. They were so great that I would have moved in myself if I were an older adult needing assistance!

It has good care, the therapy is excellent, the staff are friendly. The food variety is something I would change. They have an outdoor area you can go to.

Looks nice, kitchens are small. Not sure that is what my mom wants. Tour was very good, but I can see it being a bit difficult for my mom with her dog.

We chose Brookdale Arlington because the location was good for our family and they seemed very attentive in their presentation to us and the price was reasonable. We were pleasantly surprised with his room size, it was very nice. He was only here about 4 months, he went in walking and once he came out he no longer could walk.

The staff has been good, there have been some that got a little snippy. We let the community know, and this was taken care of. There are some aides that are dears. There are times that my loved one has needed extra care about open wounds, and the community tries to change the bandages, but the few times I have seen them change the bandages it was so tight, that I had to loosen the bandages for my loved one. The activities have been good, as far as working with the residents during COVID. They would bring puzzles and small activities for the residents to do in their room. The residents are starting to be able to socialize again out in the common areas. I feel this community has done an excellent job with COVID and keep and control of it.