Aarondale - Independent Living, Assisted Living and Memory Care Community sits in Springfield, VA, right next to Deerlick Park, with gardens, tall trees, and a peaceful private setting, so residents can walk outside on landscaped paths or relax on garden lounge chairs. The building's grand entrance has columns, a covered portico, and a circular drive, and when you walk in, there's an elegant lobby with a chandelier, patterned carpet, and fresh flowers, plus comfy seating in common rooms and hallways with lots of light and colorful artwork. Aarondale has independent living, assisted living, and memory care options, with suites and apartments filled with natural light, plus safety features like sprinklers, emergency response systems, and controlled access around the clock.
Residents can get help with bathing, dressing, medication reminders, mobility, and other daily care from a trained staff that's on site twenty-four hours, and licensed nurses are always there day and night. Memory care at Aarondale uses the Inspiritás program, which provides tailored care plans and a secure neighborhood close to ground floor apartments, a calming courtyard, and spaces designed to prevent wandering and keep folks active and engaged each day, especially those with Alzheimer's or dementia. Assisted living and memory care both offer help with hygiene, personal care, medication, and have teams that monitor health and check on well-being often.
Aarondale provides three chef-prepared meals a day in a warm dining room, with vegetarian choices and catering for special needs, and guests can use private dining and enjoy outdoor meals when the weather is nice. The laundry, housekeeping, maintenance, utilities, cable TV, and WiFi are all included, and there are washers and dryers available on site. Residents can bring their pets, but no one's allowed to smoke indoors, and the campus is completely non-smoking inside. There's a beauty salon, a spa, and a barber shop for regular trims and self-care, plus on-call physicians, outpatient rehab, and hospice care if needed.
The community keeps a busy calendar of activities with social, educational, and fitness programs, and each day might include crafts, art, music, movie nights in the theater, games in the activity rooms, or devotional services held offsite. Fitness classes and a fitness center are there for anyone wanting to stay active, and there are plenty of places to sit, talk, or read in the library or on the patio with its comfy furniture and bright orange cushions. Transportation is free for outings, shopping, or appointments, and there is parking for guests when families come to visit.
Aarondale has a dedicated team that helps residents and families through move-in, explains costs and contract details, and reviews the right level of care for each person, whether for independent living, assisted living, or memory care. The management encourages families to tour the community, talk to staff, and get feedback from current residents and their families. Every detail from safety features-like sprinkler systems and accessible walkways-to the trained staff and individualized care plans tries to support independence, dignity, and comfort for each person who calls Aarondale home.
