FROM: John Burns, President and CEO; Will Blackwell, Vice President Health Services; and Sloan Verlander, Administrator Assisted Living COVID-19 cases have risen exponentially in recent weeks. Unfortunately, the situation is not projected to improve until sometime in February, with the peak number of cases expected in roughly two weeks. Westminster… Read More
The team at Westminster Canterbury Richmond is pleased to welcome Matt Salsberry, executive chef, who brings with him new flavors and a wealth of experience. “I am excited to be part of the culinary team at Westminster Canterbury Richmond,” Salsberry says. He will add a new zest to the… Read More
Westminster Canterbury Weekly is the source for the latest news at Westminster Canterbury Richmond. Today featured John Burns, President and CEO; Phillip Merritt, HG Design Studio; Austin Burch, Gilbane Construction; and Lynn McClintock, Director Pastoral Care. Click here for a summary of today’s Westminster Canterbury… Read More
FROM: John Burns, President and CEO; and Will Blackwell, Vice President Health Services SUBJECT: COVID-19 Update DATE: January 5, 2022 Due to the outbreak of COVID-19 in our community, Westminster Canterbury Richmond has been conducting rigorous COVID-19 testing for residents and employees under the guidance of the Virginia Department of… Read More
FROM: John Burns, President and CEO; and Will Blackwell, Vice President Health Services SUBJECT: COVID-19 Update DATE: January 3, 2022 As the level of community transmission of COVID-19 rises in our region, Westminster Canterbury Richmond is carefully monitoring the situation. Henrico County remains at a high level of community transmission of COVID-19. Read More
FROM: John Burns, President and CEO; and Will Blackwell, Vice President Health Services SUBJECT: COVID-19 Update DATE: December 31, 2021 Westminster Canterbury Richmond learned that two fully vaccinated Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA) in Mary Morton Parsons Health Center Third Floor East tested positive for COVID-19. Per guidelines from the Centers for Medicare… Read More
Westminster Canterbury Richmond residents and staff have worked hard for nearly two years to reduce risk of COVID-19 infections. We acknowledge the strain that the pandemic has placed on our residents, our workforce and on our recruiting efforts. We thank you for your kindness and patience for our employees, and… Read More
Westminster Canterbury Foundation’s Vibrant Vision campaign launched in 2019 to serve people and create inspiring places and programs that help all of us age with strength and dignity. The final days of Vibrant Vision are here! We’ll wrap up this three-year, $20 million effort on December 31, 2021, thanks to… Read More
FROM: John Burns, President and CEO As the level of community transmission of COVID-19 rises in our region, Westminster Canterbury Richmond is carefully monitoring the situation. Henrico County remains at a high level of community transmission of COVID-19. The current positivity rate is 10.1%. Unfortunately, there have been several breakthrough… Read More
As we celebrate the holiday season, we offer a refresher on Westminster Canterbury Richmond’s current COVID-19-related guidelines. We are monitoring the situation in the broader community. Westminster Canterbury Richmond follows the latest guidance from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)… Read More