6 Best Nursing Homes in New Kent, VA

The staff at Spring Arbor really helped us out during a difficult time, so based on our experience so far we would recommend this community to other families. They have so many different activities for the residents to participate in.

The move-in was easy. I was under serious time constraints having to move my dad from a skilled nursing facility in Roanoke (paid for by Medicare) to an assisted living facility in Williamsburg. Edgeworth worked with me, sped up the process, and made my dad comfortable right away. My dad's rapidly deteriorating condition made it impossible for him to enjoy activities and crafts, but he was able for two weeks to walk to the dining room for meals. He enjoyed the music provided by a man in the dining room. I would recommend Edgeworth to anyone.

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.