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Fredericksburg, VA 22408
Cardinal Village is a free-standing memory care community in Fredericksburg where the care, environment, and programming are all tailored to provide a more fulfilling life for residents living with memory issues, Dementia, or an Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
Families can live with more confidence knowing their loved ones are receiving personalized care from experienced professionals who understand their specific needs and adapt their approach and interactions to provide comfort in a calming environment. We invite families and caregivers to visit our community and experience the atmosphere of Cardinal Village first-hand.
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