Save the Date for a Day of Fun!

Join us for the Lucy Corr Care Fair Oct. 3.

Mark your calendars for Saturday, Oct. 3, and join us for the Lucy Corr Care Fair. It's a chance to spend time together and connect with the broader community right here on campus.

Throughout the event, Lucy Corr will welcome residents, families, friends and neighbors to enjoy the day and learn more about the people and organizations that help make our community special.

There will be plenty to explore, from food and activities to vendors and resources from our community partners. More details are coming soon.

Follow us here and on Facebook for updates as we get ready for Oct. 3.

Don’t forget to invite your family and friends!

Finding home at Lucy Corr: Why Ruth Boyd never looked back

Ruth Boyd has lived independently her whole life. The youngest of six children, she was 5 years old when her mother passed away, and she largely raised herself. She married and raised two children in Chester. After her husband passed away nearly a decade ago, she spent five more years living on her own.

That changed when Ruth turned up at her daughter’s house with a black eye, having suffered a fall.

Her daughter picked up the phone and made an appointment at Lucy Corr for the next day. 

A team member showed Ruth and her daughter the apartments at Springdale, Lucy Corr’s Independent Living, and walked them through everything the community offered. “It is perfect for me,” she said.

First clinicals, lasting impressions: Bryant & Stratton College nursing students train at Lucy Corr

Every nurse starts somewhere. Long before the charting and the clinical judgment comes a first patient: someone who needs help getting dressed, getting out of bed or getting to breakfast. Where a student learns that work shapes the kind of nurse they become.

For eight weeks this summer, four first-semester nursing students from Bryant & Stratton College spent their Wednesdays at Lucy Corr, earning clinical hours alongside residents in the Health Care Center.

Scheduler Tiffany Cain named latest Ceca Award recipient

Tiffany Cain, scheduler at Lucy Corr, is the latest recipient of the Ceca Award. Recognized this month, Tiffany was honored for her dedication to residents and her willingness to step in and support colleagues across the community.

Working behind the scenes, Tiffany helps ensure residents have the staffing support they need while managing the day-to-day challenges of scheduling with a team-first approach.

Through its participation in the national Ceca Award program, Lucy Corr honors clinical and non-clinical team members whose everyday work reflects the organization’s values of care, compassion and kindness.

Join us in congratulating Tiffany on this well-deserved recognition!

Pictured is Ceca Award recipient Jeremy Armstrong, plant operations supervisor.

Pictured is Ceca Award recipient Shakeama Burroughs, LPN, Health Care Center.

We're Hiring! 

Explore career opportunities at Lucy Corr

Lucy Corr is growing its team and currently hiring for positions across the community. For more than 50 years, Lucy Corr has brought together professionals who share a commitment to providing exceptional care and creating a welcoming experience for residents.

From direct care to the team members who support residents behind the scenes, each role contributes to life at Lucy Corr. Explore our current openings and apply today.

Job spotlight: Physical Therapy Assistant

Lucy Corr is currently seeking a Physical Therapy Assistant for a PRN or full-time position. The role works as part of the rehabilitation team to provide patient-centered therapy, support treatment goals and help residents improve their function and independence.

Candidates should have the required physical therapy education and be licensed or eligible for licensure in Virginia. Learn more and apply.

Beach party brings the shore to Lucy Corr

Independent Living residents traded Chesterfield County for the coast on Wednesday, Aug. 19, as they gathered in the Springdale Bistro for Lucy Corr's first-ever Beach Party.

The 3 p.m. start time turned out to be a suggestion. Guests began arriving 45 minutes early in leis, visors and floral shirts. Inflatable palm trees and seashell-and-sand centerpieces filled the room, with a pink flamingo standing guard over a wading pool packed with ice, wine and beer.

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Welcoming new volunteers

There are many ways to make a difference in the lives of Lucy Corr residents, and the community is currently welcoming new volunteers who want to share their time, talents and companionship.

Volunteers can lend a hand with recreational activities, spend time visiting with residents, help with arts, crafts and games, escort residents to events, or share talents such as music, reading and storytelling. Volunteers can bring meaningful connection and joy to residents by helping with an activity or simply stopping by for a friendly conversation.

Interested in joining our volunteer family? Contact Kayla Roane at (804) 748-1511 or email kduvall@lucycorr.org.

Giving that gives back

Every gift to the Lucy Corr Foundation goes toward the programs, resources and everyday moments that make life richer for our residents and staff. From enrichment activities to enhanced care, your support turns generosity into impact you can see across our community.

Ready to make a difference? Donate online through our Give page or mail your donation to:

Lucy Corr Foundation

6800 Lucy Corr Blvd

Chesterfield, VA 23832

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