Best Assisted Living facility in DC

[Anonymous]

Prefer aligned with Georgetown or Sibley hospitals. Cost is not an issue - just want very good and safe place.

[Anonymous]

I hear Knollwood is very nice. I don't think you have to be military to live there anymore, but I'm not sure what hospital it goes to.

[Anonymous]

I mean, Grand Oaks is literally attached to Sibley hospital. It seemed quite nice on the tour I took, even during the height of covid-- group activities, emphasis on group dining and socializing. But the costs were more than I could stomach with two parents with differing levels of care needs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I mean, Grand Oaks is literally attached to Sibley hospital. It seemed quite nice on the tour I took, even during the height of covid-- group activities, emphasis on group dining and socializing. But the costs were more than I could stomach with two parents with differing levels of care needs.

The reviews weren't good for that place.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I mean, Grand Oaks is literally attached to Sibley hospital. It seemed quite nice on the tour I took, even during the height of covid-- group activities, emphasis on group dining and socializing. But the costs were more than I could stomach with two parents with differing levels of care needs.

This, though I think that it's outdated. Lots of wealthy, well educated people there.

[Anonymous]

Isn’t Ingleside supposed to be nice?

[Anonymous]

Maplewood on Old Georgetown Rd is nice but medical attention may be lacking. State Dept types.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maplewood on Old Georgetown Rd is nice but medical attention may be lacking. State Dept types.

Because State Dept types don't like medical attention?

[Anonymous]

I have heard very good things about Ingleside from friends with parents there.