Virginia Health Care Association - Virginia Center for Assisted Living

After spinal surgery left her paralyzed, Brenda never gave up. With determination, faith, and the support of her care team at Friendship Health and Rehabilitation in Roanoke, she kept walking toward her goal.

Now she’s preparing to walk back into her own home.

Stories like Brenda’s remind us of what hometown compassionate care looks like every day.

Happy Valentine’s Day!

Today we’re celebrating the friendships, kindness, and connection that make hometown compassionate care so special.

From Tazewell to Manassas and Richmond to Newport News, hometown compassionate care looks a little different in every community, but the heart behind it stays the same.

Tatyana believes care should feel joyful, and it shows in everything she does.

As a social worker at The Boulevard Post Acute in Fairfax, she brings energy, creativity, and fun into her community, helping residents stay connected and engaged every day.

Moments like these happen when caregivers have the support they need to focus on what matters most, people.

Caregivers show up every day for residents and families across Virginia.

If hometown compassionate care matters to you, sign up to show your support and stay connected as important conversations continue.

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Today we honor the lift and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. May we continue to lead with kindness, compassion, and service to one another.

Congratulations to Governor Spanberger on her inauguration.

We look forward to working with her, her administration, and the General Assembly to support Virginia’s long term care communities.

Our hearts are with everyone at Potomac Falls Health & Rehab Center today. We are grateful for the swift response of Loudoun County Fire & Rescue and the dedicated staff who acted quickly to keep residents safe.

We are lifting up in prayer and our thoughts the residents, families, staff, and first responders involved, and are thankful that those needing care are receiving treatment.

Potomac Falls Health & Rehabilitation Center is extremely grateful to the Loudon County Fire & Rescue Department for its immediate and successful response to a small fire in a patient room this morning. We are also grateful to our staff who automatically instituted our emergency procedures. Patients are safe and those that needed medical attention are being treated at the local hospital. Their families have been contacted directly. Most importantly, there is no ongoing risk at the center at this time.

As this year comes to an end, we are so proud and grateful for every caregiver, resident, and essential worker who helped strengthen long term care across the Commonwealth.

From all of us at VHCA-VCAL, we wish you a Happy New Year.

We owe a huge thank you to our Silver Pledge Partners whose support makes a real difference in our success. We extend our sincere appreciation for all the ways you deliver meaningful value to the long term care providers we serve.

BAI Select
BOK Financial
Bryant & Stratton College
Goodman Allen Donnelly
Hancock Daniel
Healing Partners
Health Pro Heritage
Lument
McGuireWoods Consulting
Medline
Parkway Long-Term Care & Senior Living Consulting
Remedi Senior Care
Sands Anderson
The Wright Group Consulting
Whiteford
Williams Mullen

To our Gold Pledge Partners at Chiles Health Care Consulting, Continuum Therapy Partners, HPSI, Mark Klyczek Consulting, and Walker Phillips Healthcare Consulting, thank you for investing in our work! Your partnership strengthens our mission and helps us deliver meaningful value to the long term care providers we serve.