Assisted Living community - Forest Hills of DC

Forest Hills of DC

4901 Connecticut Ave NW , Washington, DC 20082
(202) 966-7623
3.7 ( 2 reviews )
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About This Community

Our concept of Inclusive Senior Living represents our long-standing core beliefs as an organization. We welcome residents and families of all faiths, as well as those with no church affiliations. We embrace men and women from all walks of life, regardless of race, ethnicity, country, disability, or sexual orientation. And, we are inclusive because we can provide all the essential services needed for a supportive journey from retirement through the end of life.

We offer several levels of Assisted Living care tailored to the specific needs of our residents within their private living units, allowing them to remain where they are even if their needs change over time. As part of our Inclusive Senior Living concept, all of our Assisted Living residents have many social and spiritual activities to choose from each week, as well.

Amenities of Assisted Living include:

Assistance, as needed or desired, with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, eating, and walking.
Medication reminders or administration.
Social services consultations.
Nursing services with an emphasis on prevention and health maintenance.
On-site physical and occupational therapy services to assist with walking are available for an additional fee.

We offer a full continuum of care and support for seniors in the Washington, D.C. area.

Our services include:

Assisted Living
Alzheimer's Assisted Living and Memory Care
Long-Term Care

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3.7 ( 2 Reviews )

Mark

February 12, 2019

Forest Hills of DC looked old and the aesthetics were not appealing. The staff wanted us to sign over the house. The rooms were nice and the dining room was fine. It seemed like theyre doing fine.

Curtis

January 17, 2018

My experience with Forest Hills of DC was great. The lady that helped me was very personable. She gave me some good suggestions, she wasn't at all pushy about the place, and she was very forthcoming with the cost. We got to talk and I told her a lot about my dad, and she was pretty blunt. My dad is only 70 and it seemed like he would be pretty young for that place because most of her clients are in their 80s. The meals are prepared for you. When I got there, there was a guy who was doing folk singing. They have Bingo nights, card nights, and walks. She also notes that if you have any particular interest, you could bring that up to the event coordinator and the would try to get somebody to come and do a speech. They're very open to ideas about your interests and trying to put something together for the group. It just seemed dated compared to the other place I saw. I had to park off the property down on the side street because there's not much parking. The staff has to park there and that leaves very little parking for guests.