Beth Sholom

Welcome to Beth Sholom

A premiere life care community in Richmond, Virginia offering a continuum of care. Our mission is to provide comprehensive, compassionate healthcare for individuals of all faiths in a campus environment and homelike setting. Beth Sholom Lifecare Community offers an array of options to meet the changing needs of our residents — from independent and assisted living to memory care, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, and long-term skilled nursing. The community is situated on 16 wooded acres in Richmond’s West End, conveniently located near shopping and recreational facilities.

Consistent with Jewish values and traditions, we honor older adults by providing fulfilling and purposeful living, ensuring the dignity of every person we serve. Whether assisted living, memory care, or skilled nursing care is required, at Beth Sholom, our residents live a life filled with engagement, fun, joy, and happiness.

Beth Sholom’s dedicated Memory Care communities offer warm, homelike environments for individuals with Alzheimer’s and other cognitive challenges. A wide range of programs, tailored to the needs of the memory impaired, help residents enjoy hobbies and interests and lead meaningful lives.

Beth Sholom uses the groundbreaking I’m Still Here® approach to Memory Care. This approach, developed by The Hearthstone Institute, represents a profound paradigm shift in dementia care by creating an unprecedented level of true engagement for persons living with memory challenges.

At Beth Sholom we gain inspiration from our residents and create a lifestyle with convenient services that ensures they experience daily joy and fulfillment. There are many reasons why you or your loved ones will enjoy becoming part of the Beth Sholom community. We approach wellbeing holistically, offering a full range of activities designed to support the emotional, mental and physical needs of our residents. Regular activities include arts and crafts, musical performances, sing-alongs, yoga and other exercise classes, manicures, games, movies, cookouts, parties and outings as well as Shabbat dinners and spiritual services for a variety of denominations.