CCRCs: The Purpose of Entry Fees
CCRCs: The Purpose of Entry Fees The vast majority of Continuing Care Retirement Communities require an entry fee. Naturally, people often ask, “What is the purpose of the entry fee?” Before
Fit for Move-In?: The CCRC Health Evaluation Requirement
Fit for Move-In?: The CCRC Health Evaluation Requirement If you are considering a continuing care retirement community (CCRC, also called a life plan community), you may be aware that there are
RWC by the Numbers
Click this image to enlarge Many of our residents often say they love living at Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury because of the interesting people here. We are a diverse bunch hailing
7 Resolutions Seniors Can Make for the New Year
Every time you tear a leaf off a calendar, you present a new place for new ideas and progress. – Charles F. Kettering, inventor, engineer, and businessman Roughly half of Americans
When to Get on the Wait List
If you or a loved one is considering their senior living options, you likely have begun doing research on retirement communities. Or perhaps you have a loved one in need of
Entry Fee Tax Deductions Explained
Residents of entry-fee retirement communities may be eligible to deduct a portion of the entry fee, and possibly monthly fees, depending on the type of contract offered by the community. Here
Meet RWC Chef TV Flynn
Pull up a chair and meet Chef TV (born Thomas Victor, but known as TV since he was a child) Flynn, a self-taught executive chef, who has worked at some of
The Rappahannock Club – What it is…and isn’t
Priority housing choices The Rappahannock Club at Rappahannock Westminster- Canterbury offers prospective residents the unique opportunity to secure a priority position for the residence style you desire in the
Amateur Radio Club Open House
In 2017, a new resident, Mr. Jeff Walker, brought his lifelong hobby of amateur radio to RWC. He asked if there would be interest in forming an amateur radio club for
July is Here
Closing out June we celebrated our entire staff with a host of events (a breakfast, snow-cone day and a pizza lunch) and prizes in appreciation for their service during RWC's annual