Assisted living residences are non-medical residential settings that coordinate or provide personal and health care services and 24-hour supervision for four or more individuals.
Medicaid and Medicare do not pay for assisted living level care. It must be paid for with private funds and/or private long-term care insurance, although some residences accept the auxiliary grant for individuals with limited income. Some assisted living residences have special care units for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease or other types of memory impairment.
4439 N. Pershing Drive Arlington, VA 22203 703-276-2317 / 703-528-0162 Culpepper Garden Assisted Living will close on June 30 and is no longer accepting new admissions.
3821 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, VA 22203 703-294-6875 Has a memory care/secured unit Visit the Vitality Living in Arlington Website
900 N. Taylor Street Arlington, VA 22203 703-516-9455 Has independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing units, and amemory care/secured unit. Visit The Jefferson (CCRC) Website
2000 S. 5th Street Arlington, VA 22204 703-310-7200 Serves individuals with serious mental illness or intellectual and developmental disabilities. Visit the Mary Marshall Assisted Living Residence Website
5920 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, VA 22205 703-536-1050 Has a memory care/secured unit. Visit the Sunrise at Bluemont Park Website
2000 North Glebe Road Arlington, VA 22207 703-524-5300 Visit the Sunrise of Arlington Website
Commission on Long-Term Care Residences
The Commission advises the County Board and educates citizens about quality of care and quality of life issues in long-term care residences in Arlington.
Ombudsman Program
The Northern Virginia Ombudsman Program has information on long-term care communities across the region.
Virginia Department of Social Services
Visit the VDSS website to search for an Assisted Living residence or view recent licensing reports. VDSS regulates Assisted Livings and conducts annual licensing reviews.