The Reserve at Greenbrier sits in Chesapeake, VA, at 1005 Elysian Place, and offers a wide range of senior living services, including independent living, assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or other dementias, skilled nursing, and hospice waiver programs, so people who want to live on their own or who need more help can find support here. The community welcomes cats and dogs, and there's a dog park and outdoor areas where pets can get fresh air, plus the rules allow smoking outdoors for those who want it. The building is three stories high with options for one- or two-bedroom apartments, plus some units that have sunrooms or balconies, and each space can be furnished by the resident and usually comes with a kitchen or kitchenette, laundry, and private bathroom. Residents can use indoor and outdoor common areas like the library, activity studio, fitness center, indoor heated pool in the Cottages Clubhouse, gardens, gazebo, koi pond, and walking paths by the pond and lake, so there's always somewhere nice to sit or stroll.
The Reserve at Greenbrier has a busy calendar full of activities that include group trips, clubs, gardening, movie nights (there's a real movie theater right in the community), art classes, Bible study, trivia, and happy hours, and every day brings something new with resident-run groups and scheduled events. There's a dining program called MyChoice Dining, where residents get to pick their meals, and the staff can accommodate special diets, so whether someone needs one, two, or three meals a day, they're covered, and for those who want to eat with visitors, there's a private dining room, plus the Five Star Dining service is available. The staff encourages everyone to join in religious services in the chapel, enjoy outings to nearby shopping, and take advantage of services like haircuts in the beauty salon or help from the concierge. There's also free internet, Wi-Fi, satellite TV, and basic cable in units, and weekly housekeeping keeps spaces clean and tidy.
Carewise, the Reserve at Greenbrier offers around-the-clock support with a team on-site 24 hours to help with dressing, medication, therapy, and other personal needs, and those who require it can get mental wellness programs, scheduled transportation to doctor visits, in-house doctor visits, and specialized memory care in a dementia-friendly environment. The wellness center, exercise room, and yoga or balance classes let residents stay active, while FOX Rehabilitation services and outpatient rehab are available for those recovering from illness or surgery. The grounds are secure, with a gated entrance, and there's shaded parking, covered walkways, and elevators for those who need them, making sure residents with mobility issues can still get around.
For those who care about the grounds and atmosphere, the Reserve at Greenbrier is known for its clean, well-kept environment, lush landscaping, and friendly, welcoming mood, where social events and lifestyle enrichment activities help people feel young and connected, and teams of staff stay attentive, kind, and quick to respond. Independent seniors have hassle-free living with maintenance and building security, while those needing more support have access to personal care and nursing, with skilled services and a hospice waiver program available too. People can volunteer, join community committees, or help run resident programs, giving folks a purpose if they want it. Apartments can be decorated with personal furnishings to feel more like home.
Extra amenities include a bar and cocktail lounge, gaming rooms, chapel for religious gatherings, a library stocked with books, in-house religious services, a park and outdoor pool, and a clubhouse with more indoor amenities, all close to shopping and restaurants. Transportation is available for both errands and doctor's appointments, and the community has won an award from SeniorAdvisor.com for high resident ratings. Residents can expect a balance of independence and support, with options for short-term stays, memory care, assisted living, and more, all centered around keeping seniors active, social, and comfortable in a safe environment that runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
