Shalom Gardens Health & Rehabilitation sits in Henrico, Virginia, at 1600 John Rolfe Parkway in Shalom Parkside Senior Living, and used to be called Beth Sholom Home of Virginia, so a lot of people who've lived here a while or knew someone who did still call it that, and you'll find it connected with Hill Valley Healthcare and managed by an administrator named Tyler Mackall. This nursing facility has 101 licensed beds, offers private rooms only, and is set up to provide both nursing facility and skilled nursing care. It has a nurse staffing level of 3.80 nurse hours per resident per day, matching what's typical for the state, with a nurse turnover rate of 60.6%, which does run higher than the state average of 47.7%, so you might get to know a few new faces over the course of your stay or visit. Shalom Gardens has reported a total of 41 deficiencies in recent inspection reports, including some that involve infection control and resident assessment, while there is a record for missing the professional standards for care planning (F0658) and not always following doctor's orders or matching care with what some residents wanted (F0684), which did result in actual harm but not immediate danger.
The facility sits in a pleasant neighborhood, and the main building is sometimes called Parkside or Gardens, and it tries to offer a home-like and peaceful setting. There are several living options for seniors, with services that include skilled nursing, long-term care, short-term stays for people needing respite care, assisted living aimed at supporting independence, and memory care for those living with dementia or Alzheimer's. Folks have access to healthcare and insurance coverage, hospital and outpatient care, medication management, and wellness programs meant to keep everyone active and social. The staff includes a dedicated group of healthcare professionals, and care plans are arranged to try to make sure people's dignity and comfort are respected.
Residents use dining services that offer meals and special cakes, and a catering department takes care of food preparation. There's a community center where people can hold events or birthday parties, and the facility hosts public gatherings from time to time. Amenities include a tranquility salon for personal grooming, wellness programs, an activities calendar with events to keep people engaged, and emergency call systems to help make sure help is there if needed. Shalom Gardens offers a range of therapy options like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, along with programs for those needing more specialized attention. Some owners behind the scenes include Beth Shalom Snf Operations Holdings Llc, Binyomin & Ruchi Holdings Llc, and similar entities, with more details available through their websites at shalomgardens.com and bethsholom-lifecare.org. Shalom Gardens belongs to the Virginia Health Care Association and Virginia Center for Assisted Living, and offers private daily room rates of $237. It provides skilled nursing care at all hours and tries to maintain a calm and inviting environment for the people who call it home.
