The 3 Best Memory Care Facilities in Hanover, VA

3 communities near Hanover, VA

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The Westmont at Short Pump

14399 North Gayton Road, Glen Allen, VA 23059

Assisted Living , Memory Care , Independent Living

"I had the pleasure of taking a tour at Westmont Short Pump in November. I can honestly, I was truly impressed with the decor, staff, and facility as a whole. The place was immaculate, and the location was superb! The amenities alone were very impressive from the dining hall, movie theater, library, in-house beauty salon and physical therapy. I would highly recommend this facility to anyone look..." - Brenda

From $4,600/mo

9.8

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Chestnut Grove Assisted Living

9010 Woodman Road, Richmond, VA 23228

Assisted Living , Memory Care

Nestled in a vibrant neighborhood, Chestnut Grove is a distinguished senior living community that has been serving residents for over two decades. With a focus on providing exemplary care and medical services, Chestnut Grove ensures that all residents receive personalized attention and support. The community is renowned for its compassionate staff who are dedicated to empowering seniors to lead ac...

From $5,500/mo

8.6

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Alpha House

811 Thompson Street, Ashland, VA 23005

Assisted Living , Memory Care

Hanover Manor, nestled in the scenic suburban town of Ashland, Virginia, offers a comforting sanctuary for seniors seeking a supportive and engaging environment. Known for its warm, family-like atmosphere, Hanover Manor ensures that each resident is treated with the utmost respect and care, as if they were part of the staff's own family. The community’s commitment to personalized care is evident...

From $3,600/mo

3.8

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