More than 30 children call our Transitional Care Unit home. While we are their nurses, therapists, dentists and specialists – we are also their teachers, recreation therapists, neighbors and friends. We’re excited to be recognized by the American Health Care Association as a Silver Award – Achievement in Quality facility!
Only 3 percent of long-term care facilities in Virginia have achieved this award for sustainable quality outcomes and processes.
We care for children with ongoing health conditions that require both medical and nursing supervision, as well as specialized equipment or services. We can admit children by a transfer from another facility or directly from your home.
At a minimum, a child must require:
In addition, a child must need at least one of the following:
Sometimes a child’s ongoing health condition requires both medical and nursing care, and special equipment or services.
Depending on your child’s condition, levels of care can include:
We have two neighborhoods that provide state-of-the-art, comprehensive care designed specifically for your child and your families.
An attending physician directs clinical care and leads the team. In addition, your child’s interdisciplinary team typically includes nursing, respiratory therapy, recreation therapy, social work, pastoral care, nutrition, and physical, occupational and speech therapy.
We focus on your family’s needs as we create a supportive and comfortable environment.