Ginter Hall South sits in a three-story building and offers housing options like studios, assisted living, and independent living, and it also has in-home care for those who need it. The community helps seniors with daily needs like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and it has a staff that's trained, friendly, and available to help folks feel at home, whether they're here for assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, or just short-term respite care. The building is handicap accessible and has indoor and outdoor common areas, along with resident parking and transportation services, like complimentary rides to help people stay active. There are fitness and recreation facilities, healthy meals made for different diets, weekly housekeeping and linen service, and full tubs in bathrooms for easy bathing.
Residents at Ginter Hall South take part in activities on and off the property, from exercise and craft classes to musical events, church services, shopping trips, Bible studies, and social outings, with transportation provided. The community holds a dining program with nutritious meals and adapts menus for personal preference or medical needs. For comfort and connection, there's a sense of home here, with programs and trips designed to keep seniors active and well-connected. Memory care services focus on caring for people with Alzheimer's or other dementia, and hospice services are available for end-of-life needs, with coordination for families.
The environment is warm and friendly, aiming to help residents keep their independence while offering support, guidance, and help when needed. The assisted living and memory care teams work to meet each person's medical and physical needs with respect and dignity. Property managers can claim the listing, and the facility is listed as part of networks like VirginiaNavigator, disAbilityNavigator, SeniorNavigator, VeteransNavigator, and Lindsay Institute websites, which means there's access to a resource directory with over 26,000 programs and services. Everyone follows County, State, and CDC health protocols. The community lets residents send email with help if needed, and staff encourages a social, active lifestyle to give seniors a good quality of life, with opportunities to create meaningful moments every day.
