Brookdale Harrisonburg
2101 Deyerle Avenue, Harrisonburg, VA 22801-8025
Brookdale Harrisonburg is a senior care community located in Harrisonburg, VA. It provides assisted living and memory care for older adults in the Harrisonburg area. To learn more, check current availability, or schedule a tour, call 540-765-1539.
About Brookdale Harrisonburg
Brookdale Harrisonburg, formerly Emeritus at Harrisonburg, is located in the heart of the majesticShenandoah Valley of Virginia. The community is just minutes away from the Valley Mall, Target,
Kohl’s, Old Navy and other specialty shopping; as well as quick and easy access to Interstate 81.
Living in this lively retirement community, you can savor the beauty of the Shenandoah Valley while
remaining convenient to the attractions of the Richmond, Charlottesville, Roanoke and Washington,
D.C., metropolitan areas.
Care & services offered
- Assisted Living
- Memory Care
Resident & family reviews
I have to live with the guilt, for the rest of my life, for having taking my mother to
Loyalton (now Emeritus) of Harrisonburg. They smile and greet you warmly, but
once they have suckered you in it is just one battle after another. Every time you
challenge them on something that is happening, they tighten the rules and visiting
hours to make it difficult for you to visit your loved ones and know what kind of
care they are getting. The directors treat the staff like they are dirt under their
shoes, and don't respect their knowledge or abilities. They are more concerned
about decorating the place for show, than they are in providing good nutrition or a
clean environment for the residents to live in. For the residents in memory care,
there is no organized activities that are appropriate for Dementia residents and
they treat them like children. They will tell you how much they love and respect
the residents, but I was there every day for over a year and I know better. They
lied about everything, and not one of them had any specific training or personal
experience in dealing with the Dementia/Alzheimer's residents. The knowledge they
had was recited over and over, but was about 2 years out of date. None of them
bothered to stay current. If you love and value your family, DON'T TAKE THEM TO
THIS HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE PLACE. PLEASE>
— Verified visitor, Nov 2011