Birmingham Green

02/01/2026

"I've waited more than 8 months to post this review. The staff have been incredible. My grandmother is being cared for with compassion and respect. The facility is very clean and esthetically modern. The care team communicates with me regularly and have been incredibly accommodating." says Dancingoncloud9 on Google

★★★★★ I've waited more than 8 months to post this review. The staff have been incredible. My grandmother is being cared for with compassion and respect. The facility is very clean and esthetically modern. The care team communicates with me regularly and have been incredibly accommodating.

01/29/2026

When you’re comparing assisted living communities, ask one question that tells you a lot: What therapy support is available if my loved one needs it?

At Birmingham Green, therapy services help residents maintain function, communication, and confidence, so they can stay engaged in daily life as independently and safely as possible. Therapy isn’t “extra”, it’s part of how residents keep living well.

Touring Birmingham Green? Ask how OT, PT, and Speech Therapy are coordinated within a resident’s plan of care.

01/28/2026

Happy National Activity Professionals Week!

This week, we celebrate the Life Enrichment Professionals who are truly essential to senior living. They support the whole person—creating opportunities for residents to stay engaged, build friendships, and maintain a sense of purpose and identity.

Through meaningful programs, daily connection, and person-centered experiences, they help reduce loneliness, spark joy, and bring comfort and structure to each day. They take the time to know each resident as an individual and create moments that honor their interests, abilities, and life stories.

Simply put: they help make our community feel like home—and help residents truly live, not just reside.

National Association of Activity Professionals (NAAP)

01/27/2026

Keeping our residents safe, warm and supported throughout severe winter weather❄️

01/27/2026

Is it time to move a loved one into a senior living facility? Frequent falls, missed medications, and increasing isolation can be signs that it’s time to explore more support for the senior in your life.

Many families tell us they wish they had started the conversation sooner. Don’t wait for a crisis or an accident to force a rushed decision. Planning early gives you options—and peace of mind.

Reach out to Birmingham Green today to talk through next steps or schedule a tour.

Call (703) 257-0935 or request a visit through our website.

01/26/2026

Make the most of your time visiting by scheduling a facility tour.
Try to speak with: administrators, direct care staff, and current residents. Their perspectives give you a complete picture of day-to-day life.

You can schedule a tour with Birmingham Green by filling out the online form on our website or calling us at (703) 257-0935.

01/24/2026

We’re ready for the storm!

Our residents are never alone and never an afterthought. We’ve prepared to ensure that everyone stays safe, comfortable, and emotionally supported, no matter the weather.

❄️24/7 coverage: Staff on-site, with additional team members staged nearby and a local transportation pickup plan if roads are unsafe.
❄️Power and essentials: Each building has a generator, and emergency supply kits are available at every nurse station.
❄️Supplies on hand: Multiple days of food and water, emergency reserves, and confirmed medication availability.
❄️Family updates: Timely email and resident/family app updates, with administrators and 24-hour nursing leadership coordinating on-site.

01/23/2026

Employee well-being and happiness are integral to our community at Birmingham Green. Recently, we hosted the Kaiser Permanente Wellness Bus to offer convenient access to screenings, wellness education, and flu vaccines for our team.

Our people make our mission possible, and this is just one way we show our commitment to our team.

01/23/2026

We’re grateful for partners like Volunteer Prince William, who also support our work in the community. If you’re able to lend a hand this winter, consider signing up as a Volunteer Snow Shoveler - a great way to make sure seniors and neighbors with disabilities can safely get out after a storm. Learn more and sign up below.

As we look ahead at the winter forecast, we’re busy planning ways to support members of our community who may need extra help after a snowstorm. ❄️

Volunteer Prince William is recruiting Volunteer Snow Shovelers to assist senior citizens and adults with disabilities by clearing sidewalks and driveways after snowstorms.

Who can volunteer?
💙Volunteers ages 16 and older are welcome
💙Volunteers under 16 may participate with a parent

Volunteers must provide their own snow shovel.

Who Receives This Service:
❄️Senior citizens with critical medical needs such as dialysis/cancer treatment appointments
❄️Senior citizens receiving in-home care such as hospice or visiting caregivers
❄️Senior citizens who are disabled and unable to shovel snow
❄️Adult residents under 65 who are disabled
❄️All other senior citizens who are physically unable to shovel their walk/driveway

What to expect:
❄️Volunteers will be on call through March 31
❄️Shoveling typically takes place 1–3 days after a snowstorm

You’ll help vulnerable residents safely access critical medical appointments, home healthcare, and enter or exit their homes

You’ll get a great workout—and a warm fuzzy feeling—by making a real difference in someone’s life! 💙

To learn more or sign up, comment below, send us a message, or email
📧 jhawkins@volunteerprincewilliam.org

Please be sure to indicate how far you’re willing to travel to shovel snow.

Thank you in advance for your consideration and continued support!

01/21/2026

Two practical “don’ts” that we tell every family before going on a tour:

🚫 Don’t go alone - bring someone who will notice what you miss. Picking a senior living provider for your loved one is a major decision, and you deserve support while you make it. Bringing someone with you helps you stay grounded in the facts, ask better questions, and make a clear, rational choice—not a rushed, emotional one.

🚫 Don’t bring your loved one on the first visit, if possible. Making a transition to a senior living facility can be overwhelming and emotional for families. Tour a few facilities and narrow your choices first before bringing your loved one will reduce anxiety.

01/15/2026

Families often ask: What’s the difference?

💚Assisted living typically supports daily needs (meals, medication support, bathing/dressing) while focusing on independence and quality of life.

💙Nursing homes generally provide a higher level of ongoing medical and nursing care for more complex needs.

The right fit depends on an individual’s personal needs. Our admissions team will help you assess the best fit for your loved one.

01/13/2026

Daily activities matter a lot for seniors. At Birmingham Green, assisted living isn’t just about meals and rest—it’s about belonging, purpose, and staying engaged.
Because what residents do as a community doesn’t just fill time. It supports emotional well-being, encourages routine, and helps people feel like themselves.

Our Life Enrichment team thoughtfully plans activities designed for different levels of participation and a wide range of interests. From movie nights and craft afternoons to community engagement visits, residents have consistent opportunities to connect, create, and enjoy meaningful moments together.

Touring Birmingham Green? Ask to see the monthly activity calendar.