Forest Glen II sits in Northern Virginia as a senior living community with 238 units, and the place offers independent living for adults aged 62 and up, along with services for adults with disabilities, and when you walk in, you see it's got both one and two-bedroom apartments that let folks live on their own but still have help when needed, and those apartments come with full kitchens, refrigerators, electric stoves, and dishwashers, which most people find easy to use, and you get things like individually controlled heat and air, grab bars in the shower and tub, smoke detectors, sprinkler systems, and wheelchair-accessible showers too, which give a sense of safety. Forest Glen II provides all the basic utilities-gas heat, sewer, and trash-rolled into the rent, and they accept Housing Choice and VASH Vouchers, making it possible for people with different incomes to live here, and they say male and female residents are welcome, but it sticks to being income-restricted. There's pet-friendly living with cats and dogs up to 25 pounds allowed, and pet care help's there if you need it, but you'll pay a pet fee and a deposit, which is pretty common these days.
When you look at the big picture, Forest Glen II keeps seniors' needs in mind by giving folks things like 24-hour support for memory care, which helps people with Alzheimer's or dementia feel safe, and that includes specialized programs and activities meant to support memory. Nurses are on staff as well as podiatrists, plus services for physical, occupational, and speech therapy, rehab, and wound care for seniors who need a bit more medical help, and they do hospice and respite care, supporting not just the residents but caregivers too with tips and advice for self-care, which a lot of families find useful. Home care and transportation-like Fastran rides to local stores including Walmart, Wegmans, and H-Mart-offer convenience, letting people shop or get to appointments when they need to, and parking's available for residents. You see planned activities on and off site, devotional activities, and a good number of communal areas, including a laundry center, cardio fitness room, indoor and outdoor sitting spots, a gazebo, and an activity room. The beauty and barber shop, as well as dentist availability, stand out for folks who like having services close by without needing a ride across town.
The apartments are being leased right now, and there are banking, restaurants, and post offices nearby, as well as quick access to INOVA Fair Oaks Hospital if there's an emergency or regular medical need, and since Forest Glen II connects with organizations like VirginiaNavigator, disAbilityNavigator, SeniorNavigator, VeteransNavigator, and the Lindsay Institute, it can help residents and families find over 26,000 national and local services. Residents can ask for help from local senior living advisors to find the care that fits best, especially with so many care options from independent living and apartments to assisted living and memory care, with available homecare onsite whenever it's needed. Right now, they offer a $500 move-in bonus, free utilities for a year, and a $99 look and lease deposit with no application fee for those who qualify, and that might help with costs. The facility is pet-friendly, offers both male and female-only residence, and has controlled entry for safety, all set up to help seniors live an independent but supported life with access to care, activities, and a real sense of community.
