Housing Facilities in Culpeper, Fauquier, Orange, Madison & Rappahannock Counties, Virginia / Click on blue boxes to expand.

The following resources are meant to be of help in searching for housing options, but in no way represent any bias or opinion on the part of Aging Together, and Aging Together in no way supports any one organization over another. It is the responsibility of the person seeking housing to fully investigate and research any of the facilities listed herein. Aging Together assumes no responsibility for any alleged or real damage, abuse, neglect or any other negative impact suffered as a result of using facilities or services listed here or anywhere on this website. 

Facility search sites

The following is a list of aggregate search sites that gather and list different types of housing facilities (and other resources and services), typically by zip code. Some allow you to compare listings, and others have rating systems.

Access Virginia
https://accessva.org/
​Accessva.org provides a way for Virginians with disabilities to find an affordable, accessible place to live. Accessva.org also provides a variety of other information including information on accessible housing resources, and interactive map of Virginia Centers for Independent Living (CIL's).

Community Resource Finder
https://www.communityresourcefinder.org/​
Search here for housing and in-home care options. Enter your zip code for facilities and services near where you live.
Community Resource Finder is a partnership program of the Alzehimer's Association and AARP.

Medicare.gov
https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/​
Find and compare nursing homes, hospitals, doctors & clinicians, health care services, hospice organizations, inpatient rehab facilities, long term care hospitals, dialysis facilities, & other providers near you.
Medicare.gov has a nursing home rating system based on performance on health inspections, staffing and quality of resident care measurses.

Veterans Long-Term Care Information
https://www.va.gov/health-care/about-va-health-benefits/long-term-care/​
As a Veteran you may be able to get assisted living, residential (live-in), or home health care through VA. Find out how to access these long-term care services. Find living options for Veterans and answers to many of your questions. 

Virginia Department of Social Services
​https://www.dss.virginia.gov/facility/search/alf.cgi
Search for an assisted living facility by zip code.

Assisted Living / Memory Care

Those facilities that offer Memory Care are denoted in red. 

​Blue Ridge Christian Home
www.blueridgechristianhomes.com
7034 Catlett Road, Bealeton
540-439-2627
shawnw.brch@gmail.com

Countryside Assisted Living
(no website)
1240 Orange Road, Pratts (Madison County)
540-948-6318

The Culpeper 
( offers Memory Care)
www.culpeperretirement.org
12425 Village Loop, Culpeper
540-218-3747

Dogwood Village
​(offers Memory Care)
www.dogwoodvillageocva.org
120 Dogwood Lane, Orange
540-672-1830

Fox Trail Assisted Living Orange
(offers Memory Care)
www.foxtrailseniorliving.com
680 University Lane, #200, Orange
540-274-1847

​The Harbor at Renaissance
​(offers Memory Care)
422 William Mills Drive, Stanardsville
www.renaissancealf.cc
434-985-4481

Jackson House Assisted Living
​​(offers Memory Care)
8 Jackson Lane, Boston, VA (Culpeper County)
540-987-8746

Our Father's House
www.ofhch.com
15261 Jubilee Road, Culpeper
540-727-8292
ofhbender@gmail.com

Noble Senior Services
​​(offers Memory Care)
www.nobleseniorservices.com
215 Southridge Pkway, Culepper
540-825-4500
239 Alexandria Pike, Warrenton
540-347-6000

Poet's Walk
​​(offers Memory Care)
33 Woodlands Way, Warrenton
540-242-5236

Trinity Senior Village
​​(offers Memory Care)
www.trinityseniorvillage.com
3017 Somerville Road, Locust Grove
540-779-0779
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The Villa at Suffield Meadows
(offers Memory Care)
www.virginiavilla.org
6735 Suffield Lane, Warrenton​

The Village at Gordon House
(offers Memory Care)
villageatgordonhouse.com
501  North Main Street, Gordonsville
540-832-2286

White Springs Senior Living
(offers Memory Care)
www.elegance-living.com/senior-living/va/warrenton/white-springs
349 Legion Drive, Warrenton
540-216-0431 / 540-216-0526

Independent living

The Arbors at Culpeper
www.arborsatculpeper.com
855-279-2710 / 540-212-6484
15255 Ira Hoffman Lane, Culpeper

The Culpeper
www.culpeperretirement.org
12425 Village Loop, Culpeper
540-218-3747

Leaflin Lane Elder Housing Aprartments (low income)
540-829-7396
Provides very-low-income elderly with options that allow them to live independently. Tenants must meet the very-low-income guidelines established by HUD, and head-of-house must be at least 62 years old.  Call for information.

Lea Haven, LLC
540-829-7396
436 Hinsons Ford Lane, Amissville
Private small residential care home catering to older aduts. 

The Meadows Senior Apartments
www.northridgeapthomes.com/meadows
540-825-6300
1050 Claire Taylor Court, Culpeper
Apartment catering to active seniors and senior living. 

Mintbrook Senior Apartments (low income)
4475 Bacon Street, Bealeton
540-737-6158

Moffett Manor
www.moffettmanorapartments.com
115 Manour Court, Warrenton
540-341-8299

The Oaks
oaksofwarrenton.com
305 Oak Springs Drive, Warrenton
540-349-9725

Shared Housing

Shared housing refers to the idea that a homeowner might have space to rent or share on their own property.
(Note: This is not a space for individuals to advertise rentals, but for programs that meet the needs of older adults.)

Rapp at Home Shared Housing Program
www.rappathome.net
540-937-HOME (4663)
Members of Rapp at Home with extra space in their homes, or an accessory dwelling unit, may advertise their desire to share or rent the space on Rapp at Home's website. Members and non-members in the community can respond to the advertisement. 

Skilled nursing / nursing home facilities

Autumn Care of Madison
https://www.saberhealth.com/locations/autumn-care-of-madison
540-948-3054

Brookside Nuring & Rehabilitation
http://brooksiderehabandnursing.com/
540-347-4770

The Culpeper 
www.culpeperretirement.org
12425 Village Loop, Culpeper
540-218-3747

​Culpeper Health & Rehabilitation
https://www.mfa.net/center/culpeper-health-rehabilitation-center
602 Madison Road, Culpeper
540-825-2884

Dogwood Village
www.dogwoodvillageocva.org
120 Dogwood Lane, Orange
540-672-1830

Fauquier Health & Rehabilition Center
www.fhrnc.org
500 Hospital Drive, Warrenton
540-316-5500

Mountain View Nursing Home
https://www.mvnursing.net/
1776 Elly Road, Aroda
540-948-6831​

Helpful Checklists & Info for Choosing Long Term Care

Assisted living checklist

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Assisted Living Visit Checklist

memory care checklist

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Memory Care Checklist

Nursing home checklist

Click the button to open the multi-page checklist for nursing homes. Print to take with you on your housing visits.

Nursing Home CheckList

Skilled nursing checklist

Click the button to open the multi-page checklist for skilled nursing care. Print to take with you on your housing visits.

Skilled Nursing Checklist

Centers for medicaid and medicare guide to choosing a nursing home or other long term care support

Click on the button to see the guidebook from Centers for Medicaid & Medicare. This 44 page booklet has detailed info on how to choose a nursing home, other long-term care options, how to pay for care, definitions, and more. 

Choosing ​long term care support

Guide to other Long term care choices from medicare

Other long term care choices include in-home care, subsidized senior housing, group living, hospice and more. Click on the button to be directed.

guide to other long term care choices

Helpful Articles & Other Resources

ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION ON RESIDENTIAL CARE

The Alzheimer's Association website informs on different types of facilities which provide different levels of care, depending on the person's needs.

Alzheimer's Association on residential care

Assisted Living And Dementia Patients

How positive assisted living can look like for those with memory loss (click on button below):

Assisted Living Centers Can Do More for Dementia Patients

Long Term Care Ombudsman program

https://www.rrcsb.org/senior-services/long-term-care-ombudsman
Regional Office for the Long Term Care Ombudsman is with Rappahannock Rapidan Community Services.
540-825-3100

Serves all 5 counties. The Long Term Care Ombudsman The Program is mandated to receive, investigate, and resolve complaints made by or on behalf of persons in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Advocates for older persons receiving long term care services, whether the care is provided in a nursing home or assisted living facility, or through community-based services to assist persons still living at home. They provide older adults, their families and the public with information, advocacy, and assistance to help resolve care problems. 
Ombudsmen, both paid staff and volunteers, provide help and a voice for those that are not heard or unable to speak for themselves.

Office of the State Long Term Care Ombudsman, State of Virginia
https://www.elderrightsva.org/
 
For more detailed info about the Long Term Care Ombudsman Program click the tab on the Caregivers Page.

Family Councils

Long-term care facilities must support family members by allowing them to form a Family Council with other family members, and by providing space to do so. Find out more information about family councils and how they can provide support for both residents and their caregivers. ​

The National Consumer Voice on Family Councils

"What is a family council?" Brochure

THE NATIONAL CONSUMER VOICE FOR QUALITY LONG-TERM CARE

theconsumervoice.org

​"The Consumer Voice is the leading national voice representing consumers in issues related to long-term care, helping to ensure that consumers are empowered to advocate for themselves. We are a primary source of information and tools for consumers, families, caregivers, advocates and ombudsmen to help ensure quality care for the individual."

​Activities 

Mindful planning of activities is extremely important for long term care facilities as it helps relieve the burden of social isolation for residents who are prone to boredom and loneliness without guidance. Music is especially helpful as it lightens moods, enhances memories and quality of life, and offers effortless participation. When looking for a long term care facility, don't forget to ask about activities. 

Article: What to Ask about Music Access When Selecting a Care Home for Your Loved One

From Right to Music:
"Research confirms that people living in care settings are more likely to thrive when they regularly listen to and engage with their favorite music. The music we love can shift our moods, make us happier, even prompt us to sing or dance. So, when your loved one needs to transition to assisted living or a nursing home, access to beloved music will be key to their quality of life throughout the days, months, or years in their new home."
Continue reading the article by clicking the blue button.

What to Ask about Music Access

Related Glossary

Assisted living

Assisted Living is a type of long term care housing designed for people who need various levels of medical and personal care, but are still able to maintain a level of independence. Living spaces can be individual rooms, apartments, or shared quarters. The facilities generally provide a home-like setting and are physically designed to promote the resident's independence. Services are offered to assist residents with daily living.
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The services offered by assisted living communities vary from facility to facility. Services often include:

• One to three meals a day
• Monitoring of medication
• Personal care, including dressing and bathing
• Housekeeping and laundry
• 24-hour emergency care
• Some medical services
• Social and recreational activities

Some information shared from webmd.com​.

Independent Living Community

Communities with housing arrangements designed exclusively for older adults, generally those aged 55 and over who need little or no assistance with activities of daily living. They do not offer medical or nursing staff. They typically offer meal plans, social activities, housekeeping and yard maintenance, as well as transportation options.

Memory Care​

Memory care is a form of senior living that provides intensive, specialized care for people with memory issues. Many assisted living facilities and nursing homes have special care units designed specifically for those living with dementia. 

Skilled nursing

Skilled nursing care is a high level of medical care that must be provided by or under the direct supervision of licensed health professionals, such as registered nurses (RNs) and occupational therapists. Skilled care may be offered on a short term basis for rehabilition needs brought on by an illness or injury. It can also be required for long term care if someone needs a high level of medical care over an extended time period due to illness or chronic conditions.
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Examples of skilled nursing services include wound care, intravenous (IV) therapy, injections, catheter care, physical therapy, and monitoring of vital signs and medical equipment. In order to be covered by public or private health insurance, skilled nursing care must be ordered by a doctor.