10 Best Assisted Living Facilities in Dry Fork, VA

I am so glad I found and chose Oakmont at Gordon Park for my Mom. First off they went way above the norm to admit my Mom in record time. We were surprised with Mom being discharged from the hospital before we were prepared. I called [Removed] at 2:30, toured the facility a little after 3:00. Mom was admitted and in her room around 7:30. Wow. Mom was put on hospice within a week of admittance, so I cannot speak about the activities and such, however I did hear daily the staff encouraging residents in the nearby rooms to come and participate. Each and every one of the staff showed genuine interest in my Mom with most of them treating her like their own family. Each one took the time to speak to Mom, ask how she was doing, and ask if she needed anything additional. She received more hugs and complements and real empathy than I could have asked for. We were all treated as family. The only negative I can report on is that like most places, there seemed to never be enough hands on board. Given that this is a new facility, i feel they have room to work on this. My opinion is that the CNA's are spread too thin with tasks that maybe could be handled by non skilled personnel, such as carrying water to the rooms (and encouraging the residents to drink), delivering meals to rooms, serving meals, after meal cleanup and laundry. However this may not be permitted by law. I would not hesitate to recommend Oakmont nor would I hesitate to place Dad there if the time comes.

My grandmother was at Brookdale and loved it! She was diagnosed with a terminal cancer and lived out her last three months to the fullest at Brookdale Bristol! The staff was amazing and went above and beyond for her. She got so involved with all the exciting activities and made so many friends. Food was always great and the facility stayed cleaned. My family would recommend Brookdale Bristol to anyone wanting their loved one in good hands.

I would recommend them. They are a Medicaid approved facility so if a resident outlived their money & was Medicaid eligible the resident would not have to move.I feel there's always a little room for improvement. So far I'm quite satisfied.