REGENCY CARE OF ARLINGTON, LLC is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in ARLINGTON, VA. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.3 out of 5 from 81 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Individual
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This nursing home is located in Arlington County and serves residents in the VA area.
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REGENCY CARE
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On January 17th, 2026, I went to visit a very good friend of the family and as I approached the front desk, the Desk Receptionist greeted me with such courtesy and politeness. I asked her her name and she said Ashley. Ashley had me sign in, gave me a parking pass and let me know the duration of the pass and what spaces I can park in. Then, Ashley told me the room number of my friend and directed me to the elevarors. This is the type of service visitors expect, when they visit residents in institutions like the Regency Care of Arlington. Ashley made me feel welcomed.
I would like to recognize the Unit Manager on the second floor for the exceptional care and compassion shown to my loved one and our family. She went above and beyond to ensure our questions were answered, our concerns were heard, and that we felt supported throughout our time there. Her kindness, patience, and dedication truly made a difficult situation easier to navigate. I would also like to thank the second-floor team for their professionalism and support it is clear they work together to provide quality care. We are incredibly grateful, and she is a true asset to the unit! Thank you all for everything!
Over the last year I’ve had the unfortunate responsibility of getting my father into one facility after another to deal with a series of ongoing health issues. Very few things about this are ever pleasant. In fact, it’s usually quite the opposite. However, in dealing with the Regency last month, I have nothing but good things to say. Most importantly would be my compliments to the staff. Particularly a lady at the front desk with hand tattoos, which I only mention because I’m not positive of her name, but I believe it was Ashley, was probably the nicest person I’ve had the pleasure of dealing with at any of these facilities. As lame as it may sound, in this area, parking and signing in can be such a stupid task, but with her as the first face that I saw each time I walked in there, it became a pleasure. She was absolutely pleasant. I would even say she was going out of her way to be nice, and I really wish all of my interactions went the same way. Props to her and whoever hired her.
The front door receptionists Ms. Ashley have impeccable manners. She always professional ,kind, intelligent, creative, strong, inspiring, and thoughtful. She had my five stars. Ms Kenya Fulford- Cuthbertson 7/18/2025
The staff was exceptional, I cannot say enough good things about them. They were skilled, compassionate, attentive, responsive, professional and friendly. Nurses, CNAs, PTs, Social Work, Dietician, Activities Coordinator and Administrative staff, were all lovely. Unfortunately, I have nothing good to say about the facility, which was beyond shabby (depressing). Most important, the food was consistently awful. I considered the food in light of what I would expect from an institutional (eg. school & hospital cafeteria), not home or restaurant cooked meals. When your world gets small, food is one of the few things that you tend to focus on, 3 times a day. Almost nothing looked or tasted good and I did not feel it was possible to meet minimum daily nutrition requirements without bringing in outside food. I can endure almost anything for 2 weeks, which was the length of my stay. I could not have stayed longer and cannot imagine being there for long-term care.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
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