Assisted Living in Alexandria, VA

Our assisted living residents typically need support with daily activities, such as bathing, dressing, mobility, or medication, but may not have a diagnosed memory condition.

We’re a great fit for those who prefer a quiet, close-knit environment over a large, high-activity facility. Many of our assisted living residents appreciate the slower pace, simple routines, and warm relationships here. And because we also specialize in dementia care, residents who do experience cognitive decline over time don’t need to move again. We’re already equipped to support them.

It’s great for families that want to give their loved ones a home near them, especially if you live in Alexandria, or nearby, including Arlington, Falls Church, Springfield, and Annandale, VA.

If your loved one is seeking an assisted living facility that feels like a real home, with a small number of residents and consistent caregivers, Tilden may be a strong match.

Most assisted living communities are large, multi-story buildings with dozens of residents. Tilden is intentionally small, with just eight private rooms and no elevators, long hallways, or confusing layouts. The result is a peaceful, familiar home where transitions are easier, routines are respected, and residents are truly known.

You’ll also have direct access to our owner and care team, no front desk, no corporate phone trees, just real people who know your loved one personally. Families who compare us to a bigger assisted living facility often tell us they prefer the calm, personal feel here.

We offer mostly all-inclusive pricing, so you won’t find unexpected charges for daily care like bathing, dressing, or medication support. We believe straightforward assisted living pricing makes life easier for families and helps with long-term planning.

A few outside services, such as salon appointments, transportation, or personal supplies, are billed separately if used.

Download our brochure for full assisted living pricing details and what’s included.

Activities at Tilden are relaxed and personal, not over-scheduled or overwhelming. Residents enjoy music, puzzles, movies, simple arts and crafts, visits from local volunteers, and one-on-one engagement with staff throughout the day.

Because we’re a small assisted living home, there’s always room for flexibility, whether someone prefers group time or quiet connection. Activities are adjusted to match our residents’ energy, mood, and abilities.

Our team receives training that goes well beyond the basics. Every caregiver is certified through Relias, a nationally recognized senior care platform, and receives additional in-house instruction from our full-time Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN).

Because we also serve residents with dementia, even our assisted living caregivers are equipped to recognize early signs of memory loss and respond with patience and skill, something you won’t find in most small assisted living homes. This level of training is a key reason families choose our assisted living facility over larger, less personal options.

With just eight residents, we have the time and attention to learn what makes each person feel safe and supported. We get to know personal routines, favorite foods, and as much as possible, even little details like how someone likes their morning coffee.

Our consistent staff structure means the same caregivers show up day after day, helping residents build trust and helping families feel at ease. This familiarity improves assisted living care and creates a stronger sense of belonging from day one.

Yes, visiting is always welcome and never treated like a formality. Families often drop by to share a meal, sit for a quiet chat, or simply check in. There are no rigid visiting hours, and you’re encouraged to come as often as you’d like.

We do ask that group visits or special requests (like bringing pets or outside guests) be coordinated with our team in advance to ensure a smooth experience for everyone. But every day visits? They’re part of what makes this assisted living home feel like home, for residents and for the people who love them.