Village at MHC of Virginia Beach

Village at MHC of Virginia Beach sits in a quiet spot on Auburn Drive and College Park Boulevard and serves seniors who want options like assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and even independent living, and the place got a big renovation not long ago, about nine million dollars went into making the campus more modern and comfortable, so now you'll see a state-of-the-art therapy gym, relaxing outdoor patios with raised gardens, picnic spots for families, and a beauty salon where folks can unwind, plus the inside features private assisted living suites with en-suite bathrooms and memory care units that aim to help those with conditions like Alzheimer's feel safe and less confused. The community looks out for about 80 assisted-living seniors and the Director of Nursing, Ms. Robin Gordon, leads a team trained in dementia care-this is real important since about 80% of the residents have some type of memory loss, and the memory care runs in a family-like setting built to prevent wandering. Meals are made with fresh ingredients and there's a café for coffee or snacks. People staying here can join social activities, use comfortable lounges, enjoy the common spaces, and sit outside on nice days. Assisted living includes help with bathing, dressing, and keeping up with medicine, while memory care offers structure and support, and skilled nursing covers both long-term needs and short-term rehabilitation with therapists on site. Village at MHC partners with hospice care, letting folks stay near their friends and familiar staff even at the end of life. The community stands out for its helpful and kind staff, its wellness programs, and a HigherPath senior health model that supports each person's needs together as a team. Residents celebrate birthdays, watch movies in a big theater room, and take part in wellness programs aimed at keeping them independent and engaged, and the place holds a good reputation with recent five-star CMS ratings plus an overall service score of 4.6 out of 5 from thousands of reviews, so families usually feel confident sending their loved ones here. The place keeps people informed too, using digital flipbooks, magazines, and photo albums to share health tips, event news, or advice for families, and the staff's always aiming to guide residents and families through long-term care decisions, helping match care options to health, budget, and how soon a move might be needed. The architecture is colonial style in some areas and there's a bit of an elegant touch with fountains and cozy furniture scattered throughout, plus personal consultations with local experts are available for families trying to decide, so residents and families feel more at ease. The Village at MHC of Virginia Beach provides a calm, supportive environment-nobody's in a rush and folks tend to look out for each other, which seems to make all the difference.