The Virginia Home

The Virginia Home is a care community in Richmond, Virginia, serving adults living with irreversible physical disabilities. Founded in 1894, it operates as a 501(c)(3) organization providing secure lifetime residence and professional nursing care in a residential setting.

The community maintains a dedicated staff-to-resident ratio of 1.8 to 1 and offers advanced therapies, assistance with daily living, and professional nursing care. Therapeutic, recreational, and social programs are tailored to meet the needs of all residents.

The Virginia Home emphasizes meaningful relationships and personal attention, with residents participating in endless events and opportunities that celebrate their individuality and accomplishments. Residents are artists, athletes, adventurers, poets, bloggers, workers, and volunteers who are not defined by physical limitations.

The average resident age is 55, and most residents live at the home for approximately 20 years or longer. Twenty percent of the team members have been employed at the community for 20 years or more, reflecting stability and institutional knowledge.

The Virginia Home's admissions policy maintains its legacy of ensuring that no person will be turned away due to inability to pay. The community relies on the support of volunteers and donors to sustain its mission of providing quality care.