Blog Posts
CCRC Entry Fee Refunds Explained
Many continuing care retirement communities, often referred to as CCRCs or “life plan communities,” require an entry fee upon entry. CCRC entry fees are usually refundable to the resident or the resident’s heirs in
Can Retirement Communities Help Prevent a Sedentary Lifestyle?
The advent of streaming services like Netflix and Hulu have made it easier than ever to binge-watch your favorite shows. But as tempting as a good “Netflix and chill” session might be, research continues
Understanding Memory Care for Seniors
As our loved ones age, ensuring they receive the care they need to enjoy a high quality of life becomes a top priority. For those experiencing cognitive decline and memory loss, the journey can
Tragic Childhood Morphs to Peaceful Retirement at RWC
Residents Milena V. and Bill E. find companionship in walking Bill’s dog. My husband and I moved to RWC in 2004 when I was 67 years old. From the first day here
Celebrating Independence at Every Age: Finding Real Freedom at a CCRC
As we approach Independence Day — a time when America celebrates its autonomy as a sovereign nation along with the many freedoms guaranteed to its citizens — it’s also an ideal moment to reflect
News Releases
RWC’s Housekeeping Department Completes Dementia Friend Training
RWC’s Housekeeping Department Completes Dementia Friend Training All 27 Staff Members Received Certification Recently Shown here are RWC housekeeping staff members (front row, left to right): Edna Adams, Susan
RWC Names Chester Smith 2018 Employee of the Year
RWC Names Chester Smith 2018 Employee of the Year Maître d’ of Culinary Services Department is honored Just over a year after joining Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury’s Culinary Services team, Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury’s
RWC’s March artist finds inspiration locally, abroad
RWC’s March artist finds inspiration locally, abroad Acrylic paintings reflect love of nature and the great outdoors You might say that Reedville artist Brenda Sylvia plays with fire and water.
2019 Viewpoints Series Begins March 4
2019 Viewpoints Series Begins March 4 Marcia C. DuBois to speak on “Aging Well in Virginia” Marcia C. DuBois, Deputy Commissioner, Division for Community Living, Virginia Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services
RWC’s February Art Show Showcases Residents’ Work
RWC’s February Art Show Showcases Residents’ Work A special tribute to late Alzheimer’s patients is also featured Charles Huckins is a photographer; Cecelia Barton is a painter and Denise