Commonwealth Senior Living

I give them all a 5! This has been a wonderful experience and my mom LOVES living there! She loves the activities. This week a preschool class came to visit. My mom read a Pumpkin book and another resident helped them make pumpkin crafts. Every week they have Bible study, preaching, singing, games, special musicians, movie night, special snacks. She loves all of the special programs. She also loves sitting on the porch talking to the other residents or sitting in a common area working a puzzle. If she wants to be with people, all she needs to do is step out into a common area. If she's ready to be by herself and read a book, she returns to her apartment. It's absolutely the best of both worlds. The food is also good and offers a nice variety. It's very clean and nicely decorated. The staff is so friendly and helpful, always ready to give a hand. The cost is reasonable and there is no upfront investment. You simply pay month to month. Overall it's been a wonderful transition. Our family also has a peace of mind that she's being cared for.

Everyone was very nice and professional. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get the help I need. I am not able to keep mom much longer about to lose job and everything i own because of her situation.

I've been pleased at the condition of my father who is at Churchland House. It's not the same as someone who is there to just take care of him, but that's the nature of an assisted living facility.

My brother's overall experience is good. It was the availability of an independent apartment that made my brother and I choose Farnham. The 2bedroom apartment is very roomy. Generally well kept up. A bit awkward to get meals. He was not ready for assisted living but was experiencing mild memory problems, so this living situation near me is ideal for now. I am very glad he is a part of a continuing care community because I may not be able to meet his needs in the future. That is a blessing.

I give all 5's! I am very happy with Commonwealth! Facility is clean, comfortable, safe and attractive! Staff is fantastic, friendly, patient, knowledgeable and Caring!

We chose Commonwealth Senior Living at Churchland House because of the overall professionalism and sense of caring and concern. At the time of my mother's admission, the facility and staff were great. Highly recommended community facility for elder care!!

All 5 stars! They were caring and did a great job with my mom. They all showed compassion and great care. I was impressed and very happy with the experience.

All the staff is kind, attentive and caring. They interact with the residents and families. There is a ton of activities planned. No reason for any residents to not be out of their rooms. Food is very good. Chefs take pride in their work. Clean without the hospital chemical, bleach smell to the place. You can tell housekeeping works hard. Administrative staff is very responsive for any questions or concerns

At commonwealth senior living at radford, it is a quiet community, and the people are nice. It is a good value for the money compared to other complexes. A great choice overall!

A place for mom made finding a nursing home for my friend [name removed]much easier and it ended up being a good place all the way until the end of my friends life. I have recommended a place for mom to several other people.

A place for mom couldn’t have found a better place. Commonwealth at Kings Grant was a godsend for mom and us. Her care was excellent, her caregivers really cared about her, the house was so nice and well cared about, the food is good, there are activities scheduled, and family and friends are welcome. Staff even cried with us when mom passed.

Every level of the support staff demonstrates CARE. Our family is so grateful for the care and attention that our Mom gets everyday. The environment is friendly and everyone there is always helpful and engaging.

I would give Georgian Manor a 5 on all of these categories and if I could give a 10 on quality of care and friendliness, I would! They were amazing. They loved my mom like family and we really could not thank them enough for making mom's last 6 months the best we could hope for, given her need for assistance.

The director [name removed] empathy and how it trickles down through the staff. Everyone is very caring and we have already recommended this community to others and will continue to do so .

This place will be a great place for your loved ones. The people employed here are fantastic. This place holds a special place in my heart due to [name removed] exceptional care for my aunt, who has passed away. In this place, my aunt was in a peaceful state.

I know my mom is safe and is well taken care of. Primarily with the new ownership. The staff is attentive and my mother is treated with respect which I am grateful for. There could be more field trips to concerts, parades, ice cream etc.

We felt welcome and assured that my sister will be okay. It's only been a few days and my sister is adjusting well. Your staff has been so kind to my sister and our family. The administration staff made the paperwork process easy and smooth. Thank you.

I must admit that I had doubts about the transition initially. However, after conversing with the staff, meeting with Director [name removed], and discussing with [name removed], I am now reassured. I have full confidence in Commonwealth Senior Living at Leigh Hall. The entire staff has been exceptional, and my mom has successfully adjusted to the new environment. I am truly grateful to everyone for their outstanding support. Thank you all!"

The staff is friendly and they do a good job of keeping the place clean and providing activities.

Commonwealth was a Godsend after [facility name removed] sold to Charter. I had to remove my father from Charter as the care after Covid (and probably during) went downhill. Commonwealth was a wonderful place for my Dad. My dad was never left in his room. He had dementia, was the sweetest man and they would include him everyday, at least in the day room. The activities director was phenomenal, to include the fact that she realized that my dad was a brilliant engineer before his mental decline. He always wanted to be helpful. She had her husband tangle up packing straps. She brought them in and asked my dad to untangle them as her husband had a hard time doing that. He was in his glory, being useful, with his hands. He died there, and his last few days, he was unresponsive. The nurses, along with the hospice provided, were wonderful. I can't say enough. He was in the memory care wing. It was clean, active, and a good place for him.