Lexington, Virginia is home to Washington and Lee University and Virginia Military Institute. Having these two universities, this independent city offers many resources to senior citizens living independently in a Lexington assisted living facility.
Assisting Living for Senior Citizens
Nursing homes provide 24 hour, full support elderly care. This can hamper seniors who have the ability to enjoy the pleasures of independent living. In-home senior care does not provide some seniors enough support to be able to live safely. A good middle ground for senior care can be an assisted living facility, or ALF.
An ALF, also known as a continuing retirement community, or CCRC provides elderly housing with support from a nursing staff. The staff helps with daily living skills, medication management, bathing and meals as needed.
CCRCs come in many different types of housing. Senior apartments, group homes and small buildings with many rooms are typical types of CCRCs available in Lexington.
Why Relocate to Lexington Assisted Living Facility
A Lexington assisted living facility provides the support seniors need, while allowing them to live as independently as they can safely. A couple of the activities seniors in Lexington, Virginia enjoy are touring the beautiful historical district and visiting the points of interest.
Common places seniors visit are Hull’s Drive In, Lee Chapel and Museum, Museum of Military Memorabilia, Virginia Horse Center, Natural Bridge, and Theatre at Lime Kiln.
One of the many benefits of Lexington assisted living facilities is the reasonable cost compared to the rest of the country. The monthly cost can range anywhere from $2,000 to $3,000.
Find the Finest Assisted Living Facilities in Lexington
AssistedSeniorLiving.net provides up to date information on all of the assisted living facilities in Lexington, Virginia. View the photos of the facilities, learn about the services available, and the programs seniors can take advantage of while living at each ALF. With AssistedSeniorLiving.net, you can find the best Lexington assisted living facility to meet your needs.
| Assisted living (state avg, monthly) | $41,775 |
|---|---|
| Nursing home, semi-private (monthly) | $72,090 |
| Nursing home, private room (monthly) | $82,125 |
| In-home homemaker (monthly) | $40,610 |
| In-home health aide (monthly) | $41,760 |
| Adult day care (monthly) | $14,300 |
No memory care communities are listed directly in Lexington yet — here are options in nearby areas.
21 Woodlee Road
Staunton, VA 24401-5304
One of the most renowned retirement communities in the Shenandoah Valley, only Brightview Baldwin Park features three options on one campus.
1900 Hillsmere Lane
Staunton, VA 24401-1796
Brookdale Staunton, formerly Emeritus of Staunton, is conveniently located near the intersection of the Woodrow Wilson Parkway (Rt. 262) and Churchville Avenue (Rt. 250) in the country setting of Northwest Staunton.…
208 Gristmill Drive
Forest, VA 24551
Our facility in Forest was designed to built specifically for those with Alzheimer’s or dementia. This residence creates a home-like environment that helps to minimize the confusion and agitation that often …
200 The Glebe Blvd.
Daleville, VA 24083
Situated on 65 pastoral acres surrounded by the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains, The Glebe caters to retirees who seek a vibrant, fulfilling lifestyle, along with a comprehensive package of amenities and services…
501 Ves Road
Lynchburg, VA 24503
Nestled at the foot of the spectacular Blue Ridge Mountains, Westminster Canterbury is an interfaith, nonprofit, church-related retirement community located among quiet tree- lined streets in one of Lynchburg,…
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