Assisted living · Beverly, WV · Six miles from Elkins
Mom needs more help. You need honest answers.
Lavender Fields is a small assisted-living home in Beverly, West Virginia, offering private bedrooms, personal care, and dementia support in a setting that feels like home.
We serve families throughout Randolph County, West Virginia, including Beverly and the Elkins area, who want a small, personal alternative to a large assisted living facility.
What brings you here today?
Every family's situation is different. Find the path that fits yours.
Mom is no longer safe at home
When daily tasks have become risky and you cannot be there every hour, it may be time for a safer setting with 24-hour support.
Learn about assisted living→The hospital is discharging her
Discharge deadlines are stressful. We can walk you through what Lavender Fields offers and how quickly placement can happen.
Call us now for urgent placement→Dementia behaviors are getting harder
Wandering, confusion, and changed sleep patterns are exhausting. Our staff is experienced in dementia support.
Learn about dementia care→Our family needs a break
Caregiver burnout is real. Short-term respite stays give your family time to rest while your loved one is well cared for.
Learn about respite care→Sixteen rooms
Ring once. Be known.
Sixteen rooms mean your call stays close. No sprawling wings. No endless hallways. Just familiar caregivers who know who is calling and what they may need before they reach the door.
The Tygart Valley River, from the sunroom. April, 7:40 in the evening.
"Lavender Fields is a house, not an institution."
Sixteen private bedrooms on Water Street in historic Beverly, six miles from Elkins, with the Tygart Valley River out the sunroom windows and the same faces on shift every week.
Why families choose Lavender Fields
We're not a large facility. We're a home. And that changes everything.
Only 16 residents
With just 16 beds, your loved one is never a room number. Our staff knows their favorite breakfast, their morning routine, and what makes them laugh. That kind of knowing takes time, and a small home makes it possible.
Same faces, every day
We keep a consistent, dedicated team so residents build real relationships with the people caring for them. No revolving door of strangers. Familiar, trusted faces who genuinely care.
Nurse on call, around the clock
A licensed nurse is on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — available by phone for medication questions, health concerns, or anything that comes up overnight or on weekends. Caregivers are onsite at all times.
"Memory fades. Kindness does not."
Judi Rose, resident
Care that fits where she is right now.
We offer a range of personal care services, from help with daily activities to dementia support and respite stays.
Personal care
Bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility assistance provided with dignity and consistency by staff who know your loved one.
Dementia support
Experienced staff, consistent routines, and a small home environment that reduces confusion and supports residents with Alzheimer's and other dementias.
Respite care
Short-term stays for families who need a break. Your loved one receives full care while you rest, travel, or recover.
Real food. Made from scratch. Every day.
No steam trays. No institutional menus. Our cook prepares breakfast, lunch, and dinner from scratch in our kitchen, using fresh ingredients. Residents eat together at the table, the way meals are supposed to work.
Food is one of the last great pleasures. We take it seriously. Favorites get remembered. Birthdays get cake. Nobody goes hungry and nobody eats alone.
"Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Made from scratch, every day. One kitchen. No processed food. No shortcuts."
"I never once worried about Mom when she was at Lavender Fields. That is the whole review."
Cheryl Gross Given, family member
A home, not a facility.
Private bedrooms
Every resident has their own room. Their own space. Their own door. Personalized with their belongings, their furniture, their life.
Outdoor life
Tractor rides, fire pits, parades, golf cart rides along the river. Beverly is a real town and our residents are part of it.
Pets and visitors
Dogs live here. Children visit. Families are welcome any time. We are not a visiting-hours facility.
Christmas is important here.
For many families, the holidays are the hardest time. The traditions feel different. The absence is louder. We know that. So we don't let Christmas pass quietly.
The tree goes up. The dining room is decorated. We bake. We celebrate. Residents who have spent decades making Christmas for everyone else get to sit back and have it made for them.
You don't have to figure out the holidays alone. We do it together.
Continuity of care
Home, even when care changes.
Lavender Fields is more than where residents live. It is their home.
When an established resident's health declines, we work alongside their physician, family, and licensed hospice or home-health providers. When their needs can be safely met here, they may remain surrounded by familiar caregivers, familiar rooms, and the people who know them through the end of life.
"Our first question is not, where can we send them? It is, how can we safely support them here?"
Tell us about her.
Every placement starts with a conversation. No forms, no pressure. Just an honest talk about what your family needs.
150 Water Street, Beverly, WV 26253 — six miles from Elkins