Viva Senior Living

Nice, homey, didn't get a welcoming feel from the staff, however.

This was a very beautiful community. The people were accommodating and very friendly. We enjoyed the tour and got to see a lot. We just thought that it was a bit to pricy.

I had a pretty good tour of this community. From what I saw everything looked nice and clean. It is a larger community compared to others. I felt that they would be a little overwhelming for my in laws. The staff was kind and friendly. It was the community to care for them and their needs.

This community is primarily for adults with dementia. The physical facility is older but well maintained. The rooms are smaller than many of the more recently built locations and residents share a half bath with the adjoining room. The dining area looked really nice and well maintained and the common living area on the side visited was homey with comfortable chairs, books and TV.

The staff that offered the tour were very helpful and nice. Southern Manor Living Center is a decent community but seems to be a little crowded. It was a little older and not as clean as it could be. The community would be great with an update and deep cleaning.

We visited and really enjoyed our visit. Everyone was so nice. The rooms were a little small for us. I have a problem with small places. If this was not my problem, I would have loved to live there. The view was amazing. People were great and made us feel welcome.

Mother didn't like having Jack & Jill bathroom

not impressed for the price.

Semi-Private room $2910 per day; Laundry Fee $60 Did not quote the Daily Living Fee.

Although the staff are friendly and seem to genuinely care about the residents, there are not enough staff members to take care of the needs of the residents.

Greenfield of Berryville is an excellent facility. Overall we are happy. There is, however, a lot of overturn in the aids and therefore a lot of constant retraining which can be a little burdensome at times.

staff seems nice, was not impressed with the location, room was ok

It was one of those places where we didn't really get a good feeling which was unfortunate because it would have been convinient for us. There was a back door that went out onto a road that was always opened and it wasn't as clean as we thought it should have been. Price wise it seemed pretty good, average price at least for Northern Virginia. It didn't seem that anybody was unhappy there, but we didn't spend a lot of time looking at it because we didn't get a good feeling about it.

They were originally my first choice, but they promised they were going to do this and that, like the evaluation form and stuff like that and they didn't come through on that at all. They kept postponing things and making arrangements with the rehab

I liked the other location better, but not the quality of care. Charlotte stated they did not have a room available. The rate for Level 3 respite in a private room was $5000/month. She stated the applying for MA could take as long as 5 yrs on a waiting list. It could be an option to use VA benefit coverage, which takes less time. However, I don't know if you would be limited to VA sponsored facilities. The shared room would be $3400/month, single room $5000/month. She offered to visit Mom to talk to her and assess (not formally), if she would be appropriate for lower than Level 3 care. I really don't think she would.

Not that impressed - nice place and people but just not what we are looking for at this time.

Said allowed pets. Did tour and found out they wanted $500 deposit for cat and an extra $200 per month. Have plenty of dogs, just do not like cats apparently.

The community gave us a very good story on what we could expect if we moved in. unfortunately, we did not get it when they sold us. Communication is not a priority and we can not get returned calls or basic info about our loved one. The staffing level is not good and they are not receptive to feedback.

Funny - only the 5 star reviews seem to be published. Let’s see how long this one stays up. After not quite 3 months of considerable monitoring of a patient, it has become apparent that much, but not all, of the actual staff watching over the patients is woefully inadequate or undertrained or just plain apathetic. Their intent seems to be to turn people into vegetables, so there is little actual effort expended, giving them time to group chat and/or spend hours on their cellphones! Their program —anytime someone gives them any grief, or might actually require “care” turns out to be something they DON’T provide, instead sending the patient out to a psychiatric facility, at the patients expense, to turn them into the vegetables.

I loved this place when I first placed my dad. It was 'down home' and homey. Two years later, half the the staff has left and apparently there's a new director who I have yet to meet. The staff who are there are over-worked and tired. There are few familiar faces and I'm not sure the care is very good. Recently my dad, who's in the memory care/Reflections unit became verbally ugly. I received a call. A psych dr evaluated him WITHOUT my permission and prescribed him meds WITHOUT my permission. Today when I visited, he had sores on his arms and no one knew why. There were no shirts in his closet and again, no one knew why. I got there early today to go to church with him (that's held inside Greenfield) - no one came down to get the Reflections residents. Maybe because there were only 3 people working in the Reflections Unit???? I escorted 4 Reflections residents upstairs. What would've happened had I not been there? Additionally, there used to be decorations upstairs in the Reflections unit - no more. Its bare walls. Ugly bare walls. Terribly disappointed and researching other places for my dad. This place has gone from hero to zero.