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A:  The monthly service fee in independent living includes one meal per resident, per day. Meals may be taken anytime during the month, at breakfast, lunch or dinner. The cost of any meals over the plan will be added to your monthly bill. As options, a declining balance meal plan, a 20-meal per month plan, or plans that provide two or three meals per resident per day are also available. Discover delicious dining.

A: Williamsburg Landing has security personnel on duty 24-hours a day, seven days a week. The security staff also patrols the campus. Doors into all apartment buildings are secured after 9:00 p.m. and residents have keys or scanners for access. All residences are equipped with a 24-hour emergency call system called PalCare. Fire protection is provided throughout with smoke detector alarms and sprinkler systems. They are monitored by Security and nursing staff. Williamsburg Landing is located just minutes from fire, EMT and hospital services.

A: Yes, you bring your small dog, cat, bird or fish. It is the resident’s responsibility to provide adequate care and to ensure that the pets do not infringe on the privacy or safety of other residents.

A: Residents are permitted to move to different locations and to larger or smaller residences by placing their names on a Move Request List maintained by the Marketing Department. Transfers are possible for a modest charge, and in some cases, additional entrance fee payments or refunds may apply. Contact the Marketing Office for more information.

A: Yes! We have an onsite team of IT professionals to assist you. Computers are also available for resident use in the common areas and library. Technology classes are also offered to assist residents with various tech needs.

A: Yes, the spiritual well-being and enrichment of each resident, while an individual choice, are vitally important at Williamsburg Landing. Our Chaplains and volunteers are a source of leadership and inspiration as they hold services, provide counseling, and lead Bible study groups.

A: Your guests are welcome to visit you at any time, including overnight and are welcome to dine with you. A limited number of guest rooms is available for visiting friends and relatives at a reasonable cost. Reservations for guest rooms are recommended as far in advance as possible. We also have discounted rates at select local hotels for out of town guests.

A: All residents furnish and decorate their homes to suit their personal tastes. Prior to move-in, residents meet with our Relocation Coordinator to discuss their design options and preferences.

A: Yes, residents licensed to drive by the state of Virginia are encouraged to bring their automobiles.

All residential units provide either street or garage parking. For units without garages, a limited number of private garages is available for rent.

A: We are a smoke-free campus. Smoking is not permitted in the common areas or guest rooms. Although discouraged, smoking is only permitted in residences.

A: Our CARF Accreditation recommends that all Life Plan Communities possess a firearm policy to ensure the safety and well-being of their residents, employees and visitors. Williamsburg Landing's policy permits Independent Living residents to possess firearms and requires them to notify the Security Manager, via a written form, who will maintain a list for the community. Firearms are prohibited by state and federal regulations in regulated areas of Williamsburg Landing, which include Assisted Living, Health and rehab, Memory Support, Namaste, and Adult Day.