★★★★★
CriticalTruth
I would want others to know that I would not recommend this Dominion Village at Chesapeake, we did not have a good experience here. The staff members here do not want to work with the individuals and they are not respectful.
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2856 Forehand Drive, Chesapeake, VA
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★★★★★
CriticalI would want others to know that I would not recommend this Dominion Village at Chesapeake, we did not have a good experience here. The staff members here do not want to work with the individuals and they are not respectful.
★★★★★
Criticalvery good, clean facility, very friendly staff,although alarms are setoff, residents can push through exit doors(negative for us).
★★★★★
PositiveI was pleasantly surprised at this smaller facility. The staff seem to know the residents very well and take a sincere interest in taking care of the individual needs of each resident. [Name removed] made me feel like a welcome part of the community and I felt confident that my mother's needs could be individually met.
★★★★★
PositiveAlthough my mother will not be moving to Dominion Village, my meeting with [name removed] brought me a great deal of comfort and clarity. She listened and helped me define what was best for my mother. Forever grateful.
★★★★★
PositiveI couldn’t be happier with the care my Dad has received at Dominion Village at Chesapeake! This is a smaller facility but that is exactly why I picked this for my father. We have been happy with everyone from the Director, staff, nurses and residents. It has a very home like feel. Love the cute front porch as well as the cockatiel that sings for everyone! Highly recommended!
★★★★★
CriticalMother fell twice on 3rd day. She was overly sedated and not watched well. After being hospitalized 2 days, she was still over sedated and fell again on day 8. She was removed on day 10. She was seen by her primary care physician and at that time it was discovered that she was being given two of her medications incorrectly (1-3 times the amount; 2-prn medications being given twice/day). Staff in charge of medications did not question the increase in medications. I requested calls to physician to review and correc…
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