Westminster Canterbury Richmond sits on a 60-acre landscaped campus and has served the greater Richmond community since 1975 with housing, financial aid, and a range of services for older adults, and because it's a continuing care retirement community, residents can move between residential living, assisted living, memory support, or health center care as their needs change. The campus has nearly 900 residents in options that include apartment homes, free-standing houses with garages, studios, and one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom homes, and Avalon floor plans like the one-bedroom at 518 square feet with one bath or the two-bedroom at 800 square feet with two baths-each with generous storage, individual climate controls, walk-in showers, and kitchens with stainless steel appliances, plus all maintenance and landscaping are looked after for carefree living. Assisted living services are available 24 hours a day, and healthcare professionals help with dressing, bathing, and medication, while the dedicated Health Center offers further healthcare and hospice for those who need extra support. The community also provides memory support and home health services, making it easier for people with dementia or aging-related disabilities to live as independently as possible. Residents find a Vital Living Center focused on optimal health, a Dining service, programs for spiritual needs, a Theater and Arts program, and a Wellness program, with activities to help maintain independence and engage in vibrant community life.
Westminster Canterbury Richmond is careful to welcome singles and couples without regard to race, religion, nationality, or ability, and puts focus on person-centered and quality care; it's part of the broader Virginia network and is accredited by the Continuing Care Accreditation Commission. It's recognized as a quality care provider, and it works closely with the Virginia Center for Assisted Living and other local partners, plus it has a healthcare administrator who oversees services and care options. Residents and their families can find resources on senior living, dementia care, and aging health information right on the facility's own webpage. There are programs for financial aid, group purchasing, and even a nursery or Child Development Center-a unique feature where classrooms support children's growth through art, play, and hands-on activities. Westminster Canterbury Richmond remains known for its award-winning services, focus on spiritual well-being, and commitment to helping older adults live as self-sufficiently as possible for as long as they're able.
