Senior Villages

Independent Living at Home

As Baby-Boomers begin to reach their Golden Years, Elderly Villages and Aging in Place have taken hold all over the country and especially the greater Washington, DC area. Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities (NORCs) started springing up 20 years ago in apartment buildings with aging populations. Gradually, the idea of neighbors helping neighbors spread through boroughs and towns.

Dupont Circle Senior Village

Dupont Circle Village Image via Wikipedia

Senior Village

Senior Village

Although each “village” may vary slightly in its approach to helping seniors remain in their homes, they are addressing the need for universal design of community, not just universal design inside the home. Most have a combination of volunteer services and third party providers. Annual dues are charged by most villages, though not all, and many who charge dues offer a price break for low income seniors.

Following is a list of Senior Villages in the greater Washington, DC metro area with the same goal as Care for You, Inc. We all want to help the elderly remain living at home in the communities they have lived in for decades.

Washington, DC:

Capitol Hill Village

Cleveland Park Village

Dupont Circle Village

Georgetown Village

Glover Park Village

Kalorama Village

Northwest Neighbors Village

Palisades

Pennsylvania Avenue Village East

West End & Foggy Bottom Village

Maryland:

At Home Chesapeake

Aging in Place – Hyattsville

Bannockburn Neighbors Assisting Neighbors

Burning Tree Village

Cheverly Planners

Chevy Chase at Home

Downtown Silver Spring Senior Village

Garrett Park

Partners in Care

Takoma Metro Village

Virginia:

Aging in Reston

At Home in Alexandria!

Glencarlyn Citizens Association Elder Village

Mount Vernon At Home

Clifton-Fairfax Station – TIPS

Mosby Woods Village

Mount Vernon at Home

Reston for a Lifetime

Shepherd’s Center of Oakton

Others may be coming soon in the McLean Gardens neighborhood of DC, Cabin John and Somerset, MD, and Northern Virginia. Montgomery County, MD has also launched a new page on their website to assist those looking for help for seniors.

 

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