Long-Term Care Residences in Arlington What Are Our Options? Challenges for Our Community.

Long-Term Care Residences in

Arlington

What Are Our Options?Challenges for Our

Community

2Long-Term Care Residences in Arlington

We’re Getting Older(Selected Arlington Population Statistics –

2010 Census)

Population: 208,000 (up roughly 10% since 2000)

55+: 39,000 (up roughly 20% since 2000)

65+: 18,00075+: 8,00085+: 2,800


Many of us need to care for a spouse, relative, friend

or ourselves

Typically, a crisisoccurs

Caregiver has very difficult job andoften doesn’t know where to

start


Choices and Options

Staying in Our Homes Or

Moving to A Long-Term Care Residence

Senior Residence Assisted Living Residence Nursing Home CCRC

Long-Term Care Residences in Arlington

Staying in Our HomesMany services are available at home,

including:

Home Care Transportation

Medicare Counseling Home-Delivered Meals

Nutritional Services

Arlington DHS/Aging and Disability Services (703) 228-1700

www.arlingtonva.us/aging

Email: [email protected]

http://www.arlingtonva.us/aging

mailto:[email protected]


Finding the Right Care Residence

Arlington has 13 distinct Long-Term Care facilities. All but two focus on one type of residence: Senior Residence, Assisted Living or Nursing/Rehabilitation.

Culpepper Garden has two - Senior and Assisted Living.

The Jefferson has three – Senior, Assisted Living and Nursing/Rehabilitation.


Senior Residences

1350+ Apartment Units in Arlington 1000+ Subsidized Units (Income

Limitations) Provides Social Peer Groups Needs-Based Publicly-Funded Services


Senior Residences Culpepper Garden (267 Units)

4435 N Pershing Drive

The Carlin (162 Units)4300 N Carlin Springs Road

Claridge House (300 Units)1500 S Fern St

Hunter’s Park at Cherrydale (74 Units)2021 N Nelson St

Woodland Hill (235 Units)610 S Carlyn Springs Rd

The Jefferson (325 Units)900 N Taylor St


Culpepper Garden


Assisted Living Residences

400+ Residential Units in Arlington For Individuals Who Need Assistance

with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) or Instrumental ADLs

Medication Management Twenty-Four Hour Supervision and

Security Regulated by VA Department of Social

Services


Assisted Living ResidencesCulpepper Garden (73 Units)

4435 N Pershing Drive

Emeritus of Arlington (125 Units)3821 Wilson Blvd

Sunrise of Bluemont Park (52 Units)5920 Wilson Blvd

Sunrise of Arlington (47 Units)2000 N Glebe Road

Mary Marshall Assisted Living (52 Units)2000 S 5th Street

The Jefferson (75 Units)900 N Taylor St


Mary Marshall Assisted Living Residence

Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

Individuals with Serious Mental Health Issues

Unique/Only Residence in Virginia with

This Special Needs Focus Age Requirement - 55 and Over Subsidized (Income Limitations)


Mary Marshall Assisted Living


Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Centers

650+ Beds in Arlington Provide Nursing and Healthcare

Services – Under Doctor’s Order Federal/State Requirements Regulated by VA Dept of Health Eligibility for Long-Term Service –

Need Assistance with 5 ADL’s and Need Daily Nursing Care


Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Centers

Cherrydale Health and Rehabilitation Center (240 Beds)3710 Lee Highway

Potomac Center - Genesis Healthcare (240 Beds)1785 S Hayes Street

HCR Manor Care (161 Beds)550 S Carlin Springs Road

The Jefferson (31 Beds)900 N Taylor St


Potomac Center – Genesis Healthcare


CCRC Continuing Care Retirement

Community______________________________________________________

Combination of Independent Living, Assisted Living, Nursing Home Care

Healthcare Professionals Provide Multi-Level Care

Many Types of Contracts The Jefferson – a CCRC “Look

Alike” - No Entrance Fee Requirement


The Jefferson


How Will You (We) Pay?

Self Pay/Personal Funds Long-Term Care Insurance Medicare (Limited Stay) Medicaid State/Local Auxiliary

Grants


Information and Resources

Arlington DHS/ADSD - (703) 228-1700www.arlingtonva.us/aging

US Department of Health and Human Services www.medicare.gov/nursinghomecompare

Virginia Department of Social Services www.dss.state.va.us/family/adults.html

Northern Virginia Long-Term Care Ombudsman

www.fairfaxcounty.gov/dfs/olderadultservices/LTCOmbudsman

Elder Attorneyswww.vaela.org/component/xtremelocator

http://www.arlingtonva.us/Aging

http://www.medicare.gov/nursinghomecompare

http://www.dss.state.va.us/family/adults.html

http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/dfs/olderadultservices/LTCOmbudsman

http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/dfs/olderadultservices/LTCOmbudsman

http://www.vaela.org/component/xtremelocator


Challenges for the Community

Funding Options Fewer Long-Term Beds Improving Quality of Life Role of Government Community Role, Individual

Responsibility


Palpable Sense of Boredom


Arlington Citizen Commissions Commission on Aging

Commission on Long-Term Care Residences

Members Appointed by County Board Each has 15 Member/Commissioners Each has Active Committees Must Be Resident of or Work in Arlington Apply: www.arlingtonva.us/aging

http://www.arlingtonva.us/aging


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