Richmond Family Practice

The Virginia Home, located in Richmond, Va., is a private, nonprofit 130-bed facility providing nursing, therapeutic and residential care to adults with irreversible physical disabilities. The staff at the home provides complete 24-hour nursing care and medical services, individualized dietary and nutritional services physical, occupational and speech therapies and recreational therapy both on-site and in the community. The Virginia Home also provides counseling services for residents and their families, educational, employment assistance and cultural opportunities, wheelchair repair and maintenance, and private rooms, daily housekeeping and laundry services.

The Westminster Canterbury retirement community was founded by the Episcopal and Presbyterian Churches to help older adults maintain their independence and spiritual well being. Since 1975, residents of the greater Richmond community have been provided with housing, financial aid as well as a variety of services and amenities. According to New Choices magazine, Westminster Canterbury is 'one of the 20 best continuing care retirement communities' in the United States. Its Child Development Center is designed to meet the individual growth and developmental needs of each child. Classrooms are divided into several different areas to promote a variety of learning experiences such as construction, dramatic play, art hands-on and communications. The company is also accredited by the Continuing Care Accreditation Commission. Westminster Canterbury welcomes singles and couples regardless of race, religion, nationality or ability. Its headquarters is located in Richmond, Va.

Virginia Osteopathic Medical Association is a healthcare organization based in Henrico, VA, dedicated to promoting the practice of osteopathic medicine in the region. With a focus on education, advocacy, and professional development, the association serves as a resource for osteopathic physicians and healthcare professionals in Virginia. Generated from their business information