The Virginia Home

The Virginia Home, located at 1101 Hampton Street in the heart of Richmond's culturally rich Museum District, is one of Virginia's most storied and respected nonprofit care institutions. Founded in 1893 and governed by a nonprofit corporation, The Virginia Home has more than a century of commitment to serving adults with physical disabilities and complex medical needs in a setting that prioritizes dignity, independence, and quality of life above all else. Set within one of Richmond's most vibrant and historically significant neighborhoods, The Virginia Home is steps from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA), one of the largest art museums in the United States and a world-class cultural anchor. Nearby Byrd Park and Maymont—a stunning 100-acre Victorian estate and public park along the James River—offer residents and their families serene natural retreats and beloved Richmond landmarks. The eclectic Carytown shopping and dining corridor is also just around the corner, renowned for its independent boutiques, coffee shops, and diverse restaurant scene that reflects the best of Richmond's creative community. Families can rest assured knowing that VCU Medical Center—a leading academic medical center and Level I trauma facility—is just over a mile away, providing rapid access to the highest level of specialty medical care. The Medical College of Virginia (MCV) campus is part of the same system and anchors Richmond's downtown medical corridor. As a nonprofit, The Virginia Home reinvests entirely in resident programs, facilities, and care quality. The skilled nursing team provides individualized care for residents with conditions such as multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injuries, and other complex physical needs. For families seeking a mission-driven, financially transparent, and deeply community-rooted care option in Richmond, The Virginia Home stands in a category of its own.