Falcons Landing opened in 1996 and was everything the founders dreamed it would be and, 28 years later, it exceeds their vision.
Like many great endeavors, Falcons Landing started as a dream. Several retired officers who met regularly at Andrews Air Force Base had an idea: the D.C. area should have a military retirement community. Falcons Landing opened in 1996 and was everything the founders dreamed it would be and, 28 years later, it exceeds their vision.
Falcons Landing is an upscale, CARF accredited, not-for-profit retirement community. Independent living is open to those who have served in the military or government for at least four years. It is home to the following levels of care as well: short-term and long-term nursing care, assisted living, and memory care. Entrance to assisted living, nursing and memory care is open to anyone; no military or government background is required.
Falcons Landing has been Voted Best Retirement Community in the Northern Region as well as the Best of Loudoun County over the years. In 2023, they added to their accolades with Best Independent Living & Best Continuing Care Retirement Community by U.S. News & World Report, along with being recognized among America’s Best Continuing Care Retirement Communities 2024 in the Newsweek and Statista report. The Johnson Center at Falcons Landing continues to be recognized as a U.S. News & World Report Best Nursing Home for Short-Term Rehabilitation.
Along with world-class dining, there’s a full calendar of social events and activities, wellness opportunities and lifelong learning classes. Residential options include cottages with one and two-car garages, traditional apartments, and Terrace Home apartments that feature open concept floor plans and corner terraces.