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Retirement Unlimited Inc. · Patriot Angels partner community

Memory Care at Woodland Hills

Assisted LivingMemory CareIndependent Living

Woodland Hills offers memory care in Roanoke, VA. A qualifying veteran or surviving spouse living with dementia can put up to $3,845 a month in VA benefits toward care at Woodland Hills.

Address3365 Ogden Rd, Roanoke, VA 24018
Phone(540) 682-7500
24/7 care staffYes
CountyRoanoke County
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01 · Overview

Getting to Know Woodland Hills

Woodland Hills is operated by Retirement Unlimited Inc. and offers assisted living, memory care, and independent living in the Roanoke area (Roanoke County). It is one of 3 Patriot Angels memory care partners in Roanoke. More memory care in Roanoke.

Location

3365 Ogden Rd, Roanoke, VA 24018

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02 · Services

Memory Care and Other Care at Woodland Hills

Assisted living

“Delivers compassionate assisted living care with personalized support for daily routines and wellness.”

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Memory care

“Provides secure memory care focused on safety, engagement, and quality of life for seniors.”

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Independent living

“Delivers vibrant independent living with access to amenities and social engagement opportunities.”

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03 · Paying for care

Paying for Memory Care at Woodland Hills

Aid & Attendance is paid to the veteran or surviving spouse, not to Woodland Hills, so it can go toward the monthly memory care bill like any other income. Families often add Social Security, a pension, savings or proceeds from the house. Before applying, review VA’s income and asset rules so the memory care bill is counted the right way.

HouseholdMaximum Aid & Attendance per monthLeft of a $7,125 bill
Two veterans married, both qualifying$3,845$3,280
Veteran married to a non-veteran$2,874$4,251
Single veteran$2,424$4,701
Surviving spouse$1,558$5,567

Compared with the Virginia memory care figure of $7,125 a month. That is a state figure, not this community’s price; ask Woodland Hills for its rate sheet.

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See If Your Veteran Qualifies for Memory Care Help at Woodland Hills

A wartime veteran or surviving spouse who needs supervision because of dementia may qualify for up to $3,845 a month toward care at Woodland Hills. Answer a few questions to find out at no cost. See which types of care qualify for Aid & Attendance, including memory care.

Prefer to talk it through? Call (844) 757-3047

PATRIOT ANGELS

VA Benefits to Support Your Next Chapter

Finding the right senior care is a big step. If you or your loved one is a Veteran or surviving spouse, VA Aid & Attendance benefits may help with the cost.

Patriot Angels can help you understand your options—with personal guidance every step of the way.

Could VA benefits help pay for care?

Answer a few quick questions to explore benefits for Veterans and surviving spouses.

Personal guidance. A simple place to start.
04 · Nearby

Other Memory Care Partners Near Woodland Hills

Brookdale RoanokeMemory care at 1127 Persinger Road Southwest, Roanoke, VA 24015 · 1 mi away for visits(540) 343-4900View community →
TerraBella Pheasant RidgeMemory care at 4435 Pheasant Ridge Rd., Roanoke, VA 24014 · 1 mi away for visits(540) 725-1120View community →
TerraBella SalemMemory care at 2001 Ridgewood Drive, Salem, VA 24153 · 3 mi away for visits(540) 387-4945View community →
English Meadows BlacksburgMemory care at 3400 S Point Dr, Blacksburg, VA 24060 · 23 mi away for visits(540) 792-7076View community →

See all partners on Memory Care in Roanoke or across Virginia.

05 · Families we’ve helped

Veteran Families We’ve Helped

Families weighing memory care at Woodland Hills and elsewhere rate Patriot Angels 4.9 on Google. BBB A+ accredited. See all reviews

06 · Questions

Memory Care Questions About Woodland Hills

Can Aid & Attendance be used at Woodland Hills?

Yes. The benefit is paid to the veteran or surviving spouse, so it can go toward memory care at a private community like Woodland Hills.

Does Woodland Hills also offer assisted living?

Yes. Woodland Hills lists assisted living as well, which can help a couple stay together.

Is memory care at Woodland Hills staffed around the clock?

Yes. Woodland Hills reports care staff present 24/7, which matters for residents with dementia who are awake or restless at night.