Hermitage Northern Virginia is one of seven retirement communities in Virginia, is owned and operated by Pinnacle Living, a Virginia non-profit 501 (c)(3) corporation. Pinnacle Living opened its first community in 1949.
Hermitage Northern Virginia is accredited by CARF, International, a nonprofit accreditor of health and human services. Accreditation
signifies that an organization is committed to continuously improve service quality and to focus on the satisfaction of the persons
served.
Absolutely not! Many continuing care retirement communities require a large amount of money to be paid as an entrance fee upon move-in.
At Hermitage Northern Virginia, only a small non-refundable community fee of $5,800 is required upon move-in.
No. At Hermitage Northern Virginia your apartment is your home, and you are not required to move simply because the size of the household
changed.
No. Hermitage Northern Virginia is a non-denominational retirement community, which means all are welcome. Residency is based upon
qualification for the desired apartment through financial and level of services assessment.
Hermitage Northern Virginia requires that all incoming residents carry medical insurance. If you are a Medicare beneficiary it will
help defray costs associated with physician visits, hospital stays, therapy and lab services, etc.
Medicare and supplemental insurance is very complex. Please call us with any questions
you may have.
Yes, there are some forms that we are happy to help you fill out. At Hermitage, we also include a financial and actuarial review for
many reasons. Most importantly, we want to be sure that residents can live as they choose and that they will have the resources
available they will need in the future if they are blessed with longevity.
Hermitage Northern Virginia is part of Pinnacle Living, a not-for-profit organization with a mission that is very important to us.
We form a lifetime relationship with our residents and make a commitment to provide assistance to those who, through no fault of
their own, may become unable to meet the financial responsibilities of their residence or care. As with many relationships, this
one is based on mutual responsibility – in reviewing your financial information and actuarial projections, we can better assure
that the plan to call our community home is right for everyone involved.
The Samaritan Program provides peace of mind to residents who have outlived their financial resources. We are committed to an established
policy to provide assistance to those who, through no fault of their own, become unable to meet the full cost of our services.
This has been an integral part of who we are since our founding in 1948.
We welcome your pet(s) as long as you are able to provide all their care independently without the assistance of others.
