★★★★★
CriticalRoom for improvement
Not enough staff for the number of residents.
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3751 Sentara Way, Virginia Beach, VA
★ 3.59 reviewsvia A Place for Mom ↗
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★★★★★
CriticalNot enough staff for the number of residents.
★★★★★
Positive5 for all the facility was wonderful! The staff is super helpful, facility is beautiful. Food was good!
★★★★★
PositiveI had a pretty great experience moving my elderly friend here from his apartment for safety reasons. The administration was helpful with a smooth transition. He has made friends and likes the nursing staff. He also enjoys the activities. The food is pretty good. Appears clean and open. Very happy working with them.
★★★★★
PositiveOverall everything is pretty good. Occasionally they are short staffed and it takes a long time to get meals dispersed for meds. But everybody seems to try to make it feel lively and fun. There's always activities. It's definitely better than some other facilities I had seen in the area. If they had more full-time staff I would give it a five out of five
★★★★★
PositiveThe Villages of Rosemont went above and beyond with helping our mother when she was a resident here. The staff was very friendly: from housekeeping, food service and nursing. The move in process was very smooth. The only problem was that they were transitioning to a new manager. I ate a fish dinner for only $5.00 and it was delicious. We would highly recommend The Villages of Rosemont to others. Our mother passed and they were very kind during the process.
★★★★★
CriticalIt smells bad, some of the staff are really kind- especially the kitchen people. Nurses are aloof, takes more than an hour to get meds. Director is never in the building. Nothing is done proactively. Activities are minimal.
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