Sona Senior Living

This community did not have a shower in the room. This was our first choice but just did not work out. This was a great tour experience.

I performed at this location (sang songs of the 50' & 60's) and I was truly impressed by the staff's genuine interaction with ALL the residents at my show. It was like watching "family taking care of family"...

I can't begin to thank everyone at the Regency for the wonderful care and concern for my great-aunt. She started out in Assisted Living, upgraded to Independent Living and then Special Care before she passed. Each division was wonderfully maintained, the food was very good and the staff meet all our needs. Not everyone agrees but everyone is different and people expect different things. It's called adapting to changes. My auntie had been widowed for many years and had no children of her own. She made many good friends and had a very good life here. The food was not always as she would prepare something but she was just so glad she didn't have to cook and received a nicely prepared, hot meal! She adjusted quite well and was lucky she didn't have restrictions on her diet. I wish I could reserve a room for myself!!!

Loving Arms has a beautiful view of Skyline drive. It is a peaceful atmosphere. The staff is dedicated to their residents they treat them like family

Carol, Put my wife at easy that her mother would be well taken care of. It so nice to have her mother close to daughter. Carol took the time to explain things and show us around, a real pleasure to work with. Pat seem to keep them busy.

The best facility we visited hands down. Like being in your own home. I thank goodness for the staff every day. Yes, it's pricey but the piece of mind is worth it. I know my mother is being well cared for and is safe.

Generally, we have been happy except for a few instances involving caregivers and jewelry that went missing off of my mom's neck. There were also some issues during the transition. We appreciate the sense of community among the family members who visit.

I like the setting- seems "homier" than most of the other facilities I visited. High turnover rate w/ staff as I'm sure it is w/ most healthcare facilities. Initially had some problems w/ getting meds to my Dad on a consistent basis at assigned times (for Parkinson's) but I think we finally have that resolved.

It was the best fit for myself and mothers care. It's close within our current budget compared to 4 other care facilities I looked at. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. The view from the facility... it sits between George Washington National Forest and Shenandoah National Park in the valley... plus there is a beautiful vineyard behind it and your able to view all this from Shenandoah Senior Living. They take the seniors on trips up on Skyline Drive and let them see the views from the overlooks.

We chose Canton Regency because it seemed like the best fit at the time. We also liked the way all of the staff treated us when we came to visit. Just like everyone else right now - they were understaffed, but overall I would recommend the facility to others.

Had several tours and was challenge to make a decision for our loved one.

This is a lovely community The people really lovely and you just need to make sure you understand how much care you are going to get for what you are paying.

Did not see many residents engaged in activity. A few were watching TV. No sample menu or activity schedule was given to me

The staff is very friendly and caring and they have a good community of residences. the community is clean and they have some activities although i would like to see a better varity. I would recommend this community to others based on my experience

[name removed] was thorough and gracious. Did not rush me. Took as much time as necessary. Tour was great considering we are just beginning to allow nonresidents inside nursing homes. She provided staff to answer my additional questions. Left feeling I had adequate information to make a decision concerning them.

My mom has a neurodegenerative disease and wasn't getting proper care at home, Charter's staff have worked extensively with me and my mom in making the leap, quickly, and helping her adjust. The facility is homey- set up like a house with a sun-room, interior courtyard, nice rooms, nice showering area, etc. The staff are always trying to build relationship with her and keep her active and safe. I am thankful for Charter's business model that has some flexibility, the CNA's, RN's, Adm. staff, Activity director, and the Executive Directors. I hope they continue and that the staff are paid very well and are properly staffed to care for the needs so that they do not injure themselves when lifting and moving the loved ones. Food needs improvement...hopefully in the future!

2 bedroom apts. Nice rooms, spacious, all new appliances. Attentive and friendly aides. In residence doctor, nurse. Planned activities. Special bus trips. Exercise programs. Community council meets once a month hear problems and suggestions. Well prepared menu.

I think this is a good place. I'm glad we moved here.

Staff - pleasant, caring. Food - not good.

Very large and Spauling. Have respit room completely furnished on AL side. However,it smelled old and musty. The dining room on that unit also had a funny smell. The food in the Independent dining was delicious.