1881 Harvest Drive, Winchester, VA 22601
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Assisted Living
Memory Care
1881 Harvest Drive, Winchester, VA 22601
2093 Northwestern Turnpike, Winchester, VA 22603
111 Denny Ln, Winchester, VA 22603
110 Spanish Oak Road, Stephens City, VA 22655
Active promotion
No
Active promotion
No
Active promotion
No
Active promotion
No
Pet friendly
Yes
Pet friendly
Yes
Pet friendly
Yes
Pet friendly
Yes
Care types offered
2
Assisted Living, Memory Care
Care types offered
2
Assisted Living, Memory Care
Care types offered
2
Assisted Living, Memory Care
Care types offered
1
Assisted Living
for The Willows At Meadow Branch
A Place for Mom has scored The Willows At Meadow Branch with 8 out of 10 using our proprietary review score based on 1 review in the last 2 years. Over all time, The Willows At Meadow Branch has 27 reviews with an average "overall experience" of 3.4 out of 5.
Susan L
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
March 8, 2025
I picked The Willows because it was clean, warm and welcoming. The staff is supportive and positive. My mom felt welcomed and at home from the very start. I like that they have PT and many medical services onsite and about half the time I visit my mom she is out in the community participating in one of the activities.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
August 14, 2023
We cannot comment on the activities because our loved one has not participated in them. We have been very pleased with Mom's care since she went there. We all feel better and trust she is well taken care of I would recommend you cut ties with [removed] Her care there was minimal and I believe that contributed to her not doing as well as she had been doing
Karen
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
April 3, 2023
It is a nice facility. The people are nice and my father was well cared for. The only issue we had was a little confusion on who to go to for questions or general assistance. Also, he got COVID while he was there and the overall attitude was fairly shocking. Some of the nurses had "colds" which I believe is what started it. Overall, the facility is fine.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingToured community
September 23, 2021
They didn't wear masks during the tour, and has railroad tracks near the community.
TE
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
July 29, 2021
I feel like there is not the extent of care that I thought we would get. They are short-staffed right now. I would recommend this community to others if your loved one is independent. if you need to get ahold of the nurse in the evening, they do respond.
H. Russell
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
July 5, 2021
In this day as the world is turned upside down, I am amazed at how this community has maintained its functionality. With short staffing, a pandemic and rules and regulations that change daily, The Willows has still been able to carry on as a friendly, clean and well run facility. In the time that my father has been at The Willows of course we have had some difficulties, but with shared communication we have been able to resolve any issues. Thank you to the "heroes" that work in this field!
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
February 14, 2020
The facility is very attractive. However, they are seriously understaffed, and residents are underserved. The foodservice has been declining over the past two years. Management needs to be overhauled, as they do not seem to care about the quality of the business - only about appearances.
Ashley Garber
Memory CareFamily/friend
May 13, 2019
Do not send your family members here. My mom’s health was severely neglected over years. When we finally were able to move her out, the staff became difficult to work with. Her toenails were so long that they were curled, her medication was being administered incorrectly, she was dehydrated, we removed 3 fifty-gallon bags of her trash from her room, the staff does not communicate with the family about important health issues, the food is unhealthy and not nutritious for a senior citizen. Above all, there is no registered nurse on staff. High staff turnover. I could go on and on. Our lawyer had to take action. Please look elsewhere around town for quality care.
Presgraves
Memory CareFamily/friend
April 25, 2019
The facility is beautiful on the outside and inside. The dining area is beautiful, activities director does an excellent job at keeping residents engaged and housekeeping seems to be mostly decent. My concern is the nursing department. The girls always seem to be working extremely hard. Ive spoke to day and night shift and for the most part they seem to all be giving their best. My issues is the structure, or lack there of. They cant seem to keep a DON(which is the main reason our loved ones are in the facility-the nursing supervision and care). The one im assuming head lady of some sort that appearently runs scheduling and does meds is by far the most rude, degrading staff member ive witnessed. To say she needs a lesson on class is understated. Foul language towards nursing, inappropriate conversations being held in open spaces, and overall doesn't seem to realize these aids are the bones of the building in many ways. As a prior healthcare worker any time I visit a loved one and witness the nursing being treated poorly its a huge red flag. When high nursing turnover happens it results in the loved ones suffering often. Id much rather send my loved one to a maybe less than fancy facility that shows a strong nursing family than one that looks pretty but has poor structure. Also on a side note-Ive noticed all staff wear dresses/skirts of some sort. As I realize they are shooting for a home feeling versus hospital enviorment, the larger picture is once again how comfortable are the aids trying to care for our loved ones wearing dress clothes? From my point the facility seems to be more concerned with image and less about the actual inner workings.
Son-of-a-resident
Memory CareFamily/friend
November 10, 2018
The Willows facility is clean and well maintained. The in-house physical therapist and physician are good. The monthly costs are relatively low, which may explain the negative attributes. The facility is understaffed for dining and resident care services. The food served is as likely to be bad as good.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
October 25, 2018
My late mother was a resident of the Willows at Meadow Branch (The Willows) from [date removed]. Overall her care was adequate however "The Willows" has problems with retaining competent and experienced staff. They employ primarily young high school educated females and do not pay them well, as the STAFF IS CONSTANTLY changing. Also, several times during my mother's almost three year stay the facility THEY DID NOT HAVE AN R.N employed as is apparently required by State Law. The food served consisted of primarily reheated frozen prepared meals, not the best for the average senior citizen. The Willows spends quite a bit on advertising on local T.V. They have apparently made the decision to spend their money on extensive advertising to insure a constant supply of "residents" rather than on employee compensation sufficient to ensure staff retention. This management approach is results in a constant staff turnover....they have apparently decided to pursue this approach as there is a ready supply of young 18-24 year old high school educated females ready to fill these low skilled positions. On the positive side the facility was was always very clean and the grounds were kept well-maintained. My mother was generally very happy at the Willows during her final years.
Anonymous
Memory CareToured community
June 19, 2018
Not as nice as Spring Arbor but still would work. COST: Studio $4270 Required deposit of: $3000. Level of care either $400 or $800. Estimated Monthly cost: $4837 (I divide the $3000 deposit into $167 a month for 18 months) And chose the $400 level of care (medication distribution)
Anonymous
Memory CareToured community
June 15, 2018
Very nice facility. Clean and rooms were very nice. Just wish the prices weren't so high!
Anonymous
Memory CareToured community
April 12, 2018
More assisted living than independent living which is not what we are looking for. Nice facility and friendly people.
Bonnie
Memory CareIndustry reviewer
December 6, 2017
At first glance the willows seems like a nice facility, but at further inspection it is obvious they need a lot of changes. They barley have a staff with a high turnover rate. They can’t keep a director of nursing and always seem short staffed. They promise a level of care they just can’t provide. The administration is deceiving about the level of care and the experience a resident will have. They put profit far ahead of resident care.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
August 2, 2017
This is the perfect place for my mother in law it fits her personality very well. She is very happy enjoying all the new people making friends. She is doing the activities they offer. Her unit is quite comfortable she has no complaints. The staff is friendly and helpful when needed. She loves the food it is the best part of her experience. I have not heard anything negative and I don't expect too.
Anonymous
Memory CareJuly 27, 2017
They can't keep their director of nurses. They have gone through at least 6 in a 3 year time period. From what some staff members say they KEEPa staff member that causes the others to quit. It is a beautiful facility with seemingly caring individuals but it seems they care more about the appearance of the place more than anything else. The caregivers and housekeeping staff are very warm and friendly but the office staff seems very rigid and unaccommodating.
Anonymous
Memory CareToured community
May 22, 2017
This is a nice facility, and my tour of it went well. The community looked very nice, everything was very nice, and clean. The staff I met was friendly. I did find them to be ridged. They informed me they do not take meals to their rooms unless their sick, and my husband enjoys his meals in his room mainly. It was a good experience, but I knew this wasn't the right for him.
Anonymous
Memory CareToured community
March 1, 2017
This community is really nice and so are the staff. i also like that the residents are more on my mother in laws level. She would be able to have people to sit and talk with at meals. I also like that they have a lot of activities. I saw that they were certified.
Anonymous
Memory CareToured community
January 6, 2017
Nice facility, not as much as Spring Arbor and while pretty just had a different flavor to it. But I had just come from Spring Arbor. The facility was beautifully decorated for Christmas. Off the foyer is a library and the otherside a living room. Soft music playing and very pretty. I find marketers tend to talk too much and I have a tendency not to trust them. Kristian was this way. Always saying what they want and think you want to hear. But with that said, I have chosen to send her to the Willows. They have a memory care area and it is secured so she cannot leave without someone unlocking the door. The rooms are small but nice. She does not need a kitchenette. I like the shadow boxes outside the room so the client can put their personal trickets in it. Plenty of certified careworks on call and in facility. Including a true RN. Now in process of filing out tons of paperwork. Paid them a $1000 to hold the room. They require a $3000 deposit and the monthly rent after that. Total cost very reasonable for the place. About $6300/month for mom's total care needs.
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The Willows At Meadow Branch offers Studio and 1 Bedroom. Learn more.
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