PREVIOUS UPDATES

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Lucy Corr has provided regular updates to our website and information hotline regarding the plans and actions we’ve taken to keep our community safe and informed.

2024

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR MONDAY, April 15, 2024

Please be advised that we have two COVID positive residents on our Midlothian Unit in the Health Care Center. Both residents reside in the same room and were confirmed positive on the same day. We are undertaking contact tracing and will perform outbreak testing for individuals who came into contact with these roommates. These two individuals will isolate until released by their physician. There are no other positive test residents at this time. We will continue normal activities and dining on our Midlothian Nursing Unit but may alter this decision based on future testing.

We have no COVID positive residents anywhere else in the Health Care Center (HCC), Assisted Living (AL), Independent Living (IL), or Adult Day Center (ADC) at this time.

When we have anyone test positive for COVID, we will post that information both here and internally and also disclose any changes to our daily operations the same way.

Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask. While masking is not 100% effective it is; however, significant in lessening the spread of COVID and flu viruses if worn by the infected person. Droplet and aerosol mist from an infected person’s nose and mouth are greatly reduced when they wear a mask. All of our in-patient residents in the HCC are elderly and high-risk for infection – please consider them and their risk when you visit and decide on wearing a mask or not.

Please keep our residents in your thoughts and prayers, thanks.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR MONDAY, April 1, 2024

As of today, April 1, 2024, we have no known cases of COVID on the Lucy Corr campus. This includes the Health Care Center (HCC), Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Adult Day Center.

We do continue to hold all new admissions to the HCC for a 5-day isolation period as a COVID precaution. We test those in the 5-day isolation for COVID on days 1, 3, and 5 and if they are negative for these screenings they no longer need to isolate.

Visitors are not required to wear a mask, however, if you are not feeling well or have any respiratory symptoms (and still wish to visit), please consider wearing a mask, especially in the Health Care and Assisted Living facilities. While disposable surgical masks are not universally protective, all indications are that a person with flu and/or COVID spread it to fewer people when they cover their nose and mouth with a mask. All our in-patient residents are elderly and in high-risk categories for complications from flu or COVID, so please keep them in mind when you visit and don’t feel 100% yourself.

As always, should we have any COVID or flu-related outbreak information we will post that both here and internally. It is within those postings that we will communicate any changes in our operations due to any outbreaks or recommendations by the local Department of Health.

As always, please keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers, we really appreciate it.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2024

Currently there are no cases of COVID in the Health Care Center. We are also COVID-free in Independent Living as of the date on this memo. We do have several participants in our Adult Day Center who are isolating at home due to recent COVID diagnosis. We also have seven AL residents who tested positive for COVID who are isolating in their apartments. We only have one AL staff member who tested positive and is isolating at home. Luckily, they are all doing well with minimal symptoms.

Per CMS guidelines, please be advised of the following:
Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask. Should we have an outbreak of any infection, we will post that information here and, on our website, along with any operational changes that affect your visit or the resident’s activities.

When visiting your loved one, please try to avoid close contact with other residents to limit their exposure (which reduces risk of airborne infections). You are encouraged to stay up to date with your vaccinations and if you wish to have your loved one vaccinated, please let us know and we will work with you and your resident’s MD to make that happen.

Staff please be aware that if you need to be tested for COVID before your shift, please contact your supervisor so we can arrange the test. All staff must wear a surgical mask when they are in resident care areas on the Bermuda Unit in the Health Care Center since we hold new admits there for COVID testing. Staff on other units in the Health Care Center are not required to wear a mask but are welcome to do so if they choose. New masks for staff are available at the employee entrance at all times.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2024

Currently there are no cases of COVID in the Health Care Center.

We are also COVID-free in our Adult Day Center, Assisted Living, and Independent Living.

Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2024

Yesterday we conducted COVID outbreak testing on our Bermuda Nursing Unit in the Health Care Center. We are pleased to report that there were no COVID positive residents. We will continue outbreak testing on Thursday, February 1st.

We have two residents on the Bermuda Nursing Unit who continue to isolate in their rooms. One of those residents was admitted from the hospital with COVID. We are pleased to report both are doing well. While group dining and activities are limited on the Bermuda unit, the remaining nursing units are unrestricted at this time.

We are also happy to report that the Adult Day Center and the Assisted Living are also COVID-free. We do have one Independent Living resident who tested positive at their doctor’s office and will isolate in their apartment. As always, staff will deliver meals from the Bistro restaurant to the apartment and we will wave delivery fees.

There are two staff members (one from our EVS department and one from our Activities department) who tested positive this week, and they are isolating at home until they are cleared to return.

If you don’t feel well or have any respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask.

Please continue to keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 2024

Yesterday we continued outbreak testing on our Dale and Bermuda Nursing Units in the Health Care Center and we are pleased to report that testing was negative for both units.

We have two residents on the Bermuda Nursing Unit and one resident on the Dale Nursing Unit who continue to isolate in their rooms after testing positive in previous rounds of screenings.

There were three staff members who tested positive this week, and they are isolating at home until they are cleared to return. One is an Adult Day Center staff member, so we did test all participants this week and all were negative for COVID. We continue to have no COVID positive residents in our Independent Living or Assisted Living lines of business.

Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask.

Please continue to keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2024

Yesterday we continued outbreak testing on our Dale, Midlothian, Bermuda, and Matoaca Nursing Units in the Health Care Center. We am pleased to report that all testing was negative for the units except for Bermuda, where we had one newly admitted resident test positive.  That resident will continue to isolate along with the other 3 that tested positive last week on that unit.

We will continue outbreak testing on Thursday for all 4 of these units on Thursday, 1/25/24.  Group dining and activities are limited on these units during this testing period.

There were no staff members who tested positive yesterday.

Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask.

Please keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 2024

Today we continued outbreak testing on our Dale, Bermuda, Midlothian, and Matoaca Nursing Units. All units were COVID negative except Dale where one resident did test positive.

Today one (1) Bermuda resident, who is a newly admitted resident from the hospital, was confirmed positive for COVID and is isolating in their room.

There were no staff members who tested positive today. There are no COVID positive residents on Clover Hill Nursing Unit. The Assisted Living, Adult Day Center, and Independent Living are COVID free at this time.

Next week we will test again on Bermuda, Dale, Matoaca and Midlothian Nursing Units. Overall most residents who are positive for COVID have minor symptoms at this time.

With no COVID positive staff it seems apparent that most resident exposures are from visitors. Please, if you are visiting, and if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, wear a mask for their protection.

Please keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2024

Yesterday we continued outbreak testing on our Dale Nursing Unit, and there were no residents who tested positive. There is one (1) resident who is isolating in their room.

We also continued outbreak testing on our Midlothian Nursing Unit, and there were no residents who tested positive. There is only one (1) resident with confirmed COVID on our Midlothian Nursing Unit who is isolating in their room.

Yesterday we also continue outbreak testing on our Matoaca Nursing Unit, and one (1) resident tested positive for COVID. There are now six (6) residents with confirmed COVID on Matoaca who are isolating in their rooms.

Today three (3) Bermuda residents tested positive for COVID on antigen tests and we await pcr test confirmation. One of the three were admitted from the hospital with COVID.

One Nursing staff member, who has no direct resident contact, tested positive yesterday and is isolating at home.

Thursday we will test again on Bermuda, Dale, Matoaca and Midlothian Nursing Units. Overall most residents who are positive for COVID have minor symptoms at this time.

There are no COVID positive residents in our Clover Hill Nursing Unit. Assisted Living, Adult Day Care and Independent Living are also COVID free.

Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask. It is becoming obvious that the bulk of our resident’s COVID exposure is from visitors.

Please keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers as we work to carry out Miss Lucy’s mission.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 2024

Yesterday, we continued COVID testing on our Matoaca, Midlothian, and Dale Nursing Units. We are pleased to share that there were no new positive test results on Dale or Midlothian. Residents on those units who tested positive previously will isolate through the weekend. Matoaca has 4 new cases of COVID, and those residents will join the 4 who are already isolating from previous testing. Matoaca group dining and activities are greatly limited as we do outbreak testing.

We will resume outbreak testing on Matoaca, Midlothian, and Dale units on Monday, 1/15/2023. As always, we post our test results here and internally at our entrances and common areas.

There are currently no COVID positive residents on Clover Hill or Bermuda Units. The Assisted Living, Independent Living, & Adult Day Center are COVID free.

We did have one staff member test positive for COVID this week. They are in our housekeeping department, and reside with a roommate who caught COVID on Monday. This staff member will isolate at home until cleared to return by our medical staff.

Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask. While masking doesn’t fully protect everyone from COVID, it is very effective in reducing the spread of COVID and it is very effective in preventing the spread of the flu virus. (COVID is carried by the aerosol of our exhale while the flu virus is transmitted by exhaled droplets which are larger and easily stopped by a mask).

Please keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers as we work to carry out Miss Lucy’s mission.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 2024

Today we continued outbreak testing on our Dale Nursing Unit, and there are now 14 residents isolating with COVID (two residents came off isolation, two additional residents tested positive). Group dining and group activities are paused while we conduct outbreak testing twice weekly, and we continue non-group activity programming. We’ve asked Dale residents who are not positive for COVID, or who have completed their isolation time, to mask when they leave their rooms.

There are only two residents with confirmed COVID on our Midlothian Nursing Unit who are isolating in their rooms. All other residents were negative when tested today, and we have limited group dining.

There are only two residents who tested positive on Matoaca (one whose roommate was previously positive) They are isolating in their rooms. We have limited group dining in Matoaca.

All other staff were negative today except one LPN from Midlothian and one CNA from Matoaca.

Next week we will test twice again on Dale, Matoaca and Midlothian Nursing Units. Overall most residents who are positive for COVID have minor symptoms at this time.

Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask. It is becoming obvious that the bulk of our resident’s COVID exposure is from visitors.

Staff please be aware that if you need to be tested for COVID before your shift, please contact your supervisor so we can arrange an antigen test. Please wear a surgical mask when you are around residents. You must wear a K-N95 if you are working on a unit or location doing outbreak testing.

Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2024

Yesterday we continued outbreak testing on our Bermuda Nursing Unit, and there were no new positives for COVID. The three residents who previously tested positive have completed their isolation.

Yesterday we also conducted another round of outbreak testing on our Dale Nursing Unit, and there are now 14 residents isolating with COVID. Group dining and group activities are paused while we conduct outbreak testing twice weekly and we will convert to non-group activity programming. We’ve asked Dale residents who are not positive for COVID, or who have completed their isolation time, to mask when they leave their rooms.

The COVID symptomatic resident on our Midlothian Nursing Unit (isolating since Friday) was confirmed positive yesterday by a PCR test. Yesterday another Midlothian resident became symptomatic and was confirmed positive by a PCR test. All other residents were negative when tested, and we have limited group dining.

Friday will be our next testing day for Dale and Midlothian Nursing Units. Overall most residents who are positive for COVID have minor symptoms at this time.

Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask. We currently have two staff members isolating with COVID. It is becoming obvious that the bulk of our resident’s COVID exposure is from visitors.

Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

2023

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2023

Yesterday we continued outbreak testing on our Bermuda Nursing Unit, and there were no new positives for COVID. The six residents who previously tested positive continue to isolate in their rooms.

Today we continued outbreak testing on our Dale Nursing Unit, and there were four residents who tested positive. There are also two (2) Dale residents who previously tested positive for COVID who continue to isolate in their rooms. Group dining and activities remain limited now while we conduct outbreak testing. Visitation is still permitted per CMS guidelines.

Today a resident on Midlothian became symptomatic for COVID and tested positive on an antigen test. This resident is isolating while we await PCR test confirmation. Overall most residents who are positive for COVID have minor symptoms at this time.

Currently no staff in the Health Care Center are COVID positive. So please, Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask.

Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2023

Yesterday we continued outbreak testing on our Bermuda Nursing Unit. We now have six (6) Bermuda residents who are positive for COVID, and all are on isolating in their rooms.

There are also two (2) Dale residents who are positive for COVID, and they are isolating in their rooms. Group dining is now closed while we complete outbreak testing twice weekly. We’ve asked Dale residents to wear a mask when they leave their rooms.

The next outbreak testing day for Bermuda and Dale is Friday, December 29. Overall most residents who are positive for COVID have minor symptoms at this time.

Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask. While masking doesn’t fully protect everyone from COVID, it is very effective in reducing the spread of COVID and it is very effective in preventing the spread of the flu virus. (COVID is carried by the aerosol of our exhale while the flu virus is transmitted by exhaled droplets which are larger and easily stopped by a mask).

Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 2023

Yesterday we completed COVID testing on our Matoaca Nursing Unit, and we had no additional residents test positive. At this time there is only one (1) resident on isolation. This resident was admitted with COVID from the hospital. Residents on Matoaca will resume group dining and activities.

Yesterday we continued outbreak testing on our Bermuda Nursing Unit. We have two (2) additional Bermuda residents who are positive for COVID. There are now four (4) Bermuda residents who are in isolation.

Fortunately, none of these COVID-positive residents are very ill.

Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask. While masking doesn’t fully protect everyone from COVID, it is very effective in reducing the spread of COVID and it is very effective in preventing the spread of the flu virus. (COVID is carried by the aerosol of our exhale while the flu virus is transmitted by exhaled droplets which are larger and easily stopped by a mask).

Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2023

Yesterday we continued COVID testing on our Matoaca Nursing Unit in the Health Care Center, and there were no residents with positive results. At this time there is only one (1) resident on isolation. Group dining and activities continue to be limited while we complete outbreak testing twice weekly. Residents on Matoaca are welcome to be out of their rooms and have visitors if they choose. Our next testing day will be Wednesday, 12/20/2023.

Yesterday we also tested all residents on our Bermuda Nursing Unit. We have two (2) Bermuda residents who are positive for COVID. One resident was exposed by a family member who called to alert us that they tested positive, and we tested the resident who was also positive. The other resident was admitted with COVID from the hospital.

Overall most residents who are positive for COVID have minor symptoms at this time.

Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask. While masking doesn’t fully protect everyone from COVID, it is very effective in reducing the spread of COVID and it is very effective in preventing the spread of the flu virus. (COVID is carried by the aerosol of our exhale while the flu virus is transmitted by exhaled droplets which are larger and easily stopped by a mask.)

Please continue to keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers, thanks.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2023

Yesterday, we continued COVID testing on our Matoaca Nursing Unit, and we had no residents test positive. At this time there are three (3) residents in isolation. Group dining and activities continue to be limited and social distanced while we complete outbreak testing twice weekly. Residents on Matoaca are welcome to be out of their rooms and have visitors if they choose. Our next testing day will be Monday, 12/18/2023.

We continue to monitor a COVID outbreak in our Assisted Living that now has two (2) residents isolating. The AL continued outbreak testing yesterday, 12/14/2023, and there were no new positive residents. The next AL testing day will be Monday, 12/18/23. Overall most residents who are positive for COVID have minor symptoms at this time. Group dining and activities have fully resumed for residents not in isolation protocol.

Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask. While masking doesn’t fully protect everyone from COVID, it is very effective in reducing the spread of COVID and it is very effective in preventing the spread of the flu virus. (COVID is carried by the aerosol of our exhale while the flu virus is transmitted by exhaled droplets which are larger and easily stopped by a mask).

Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2023

Yesterday, we continued COVID testing on our Matoaca Nursing Unit, and we had one additional resident test positive who is now in isolation. Group dining and activities are paused while we complete outbreak testing twice weekly. Residents on Matoaca are welcome to be out of their rooms and have visitors if they choose. Our next testing day will be Thursday, 12/14/2023.

We continue to monitor a COVID outbreak in our Assisted Living that now has three residents isolating. The AL continued outbreak testing yesterday, 12/11/2023, and there were two new positive residents. The next AL testing day will be Thursday, 12/14/23. Overall most residents who are positive for COVID have minor symptoms at this time.

The Health Care Center Family Christmas Luncheon scheduled for December 13th has been cancelled.

Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask. While masking doesn’t fully protect everyone from COVID, it is very effective in reducing the spread of COVID and it is very effective in preventing the spread of the flu virus. (COVID is carried by the aerosol of our exhale while the flu virus is transmitted by exhaled droplets which are larger and easily stopped by a mask).

Thank you again for all you do to help us protect our residents and for the important task you do daily to help us continue the mission started by Miss Lucy in 1970. I appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2023

Yesterday, we continued COVID testing on our Matoaca Nursing Unit, and we have two additional residents now in isolation. Group dining and activities are paused while we complete outbreak testing twice weekly.

Residents on Matoaca are welcome to be out of their rooms and have visitors if they choose. Our next testing day will be Monday, 12/11/2023. We continue to monitor a COVID outbreak in our Assisted Living that has over a dozen residents isolating. The AL continued outbreak testing on Thursday, 12/7/2023, and there were no new positive residents. The next AL testing day will be Monday, 12/11/23. Overall most residents who are positive for COVID have minor symptoms at this time.

The Health Care Center Family Christmas Luncheon scheduled for December 13th has been cancelled.

Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask. While masking doesn’t fully protect everyone from COVID, it is very effective in reducing the spread of COVID and it is very effective in preventing the spread of the flu virus. (COVID is carried by the aerosol of our exhale while the flu virus is transmitted by exhaled droplets which are larger and easily stopped by a mask).

Thank you again for all you do to help us protect our residents and for the important task you do daily to help us continue the mission started by Miss Lucy in 1970. I appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2023

We continued COVID testing on our Matoaca Nursing Unit and we have two additional residents now in isolation. Group dining and activities are paused while we complete outbreak testing twice weekly. Residents on Matoaca are welcome to be out of their rooms and have visitors if they choose. Our next testing day will be Thursday, 12/7/2023.

We continue to monitor a COVID outbreak in our Assisted Living that has over a dozen residents isolating. The AL will continue outbreak testing on Thursday, 12/4/2023. Overall most residents who are positive for COVID have minor symptoms at this time.

The Health Care Center Family Christmas Luncheon scheduled for December 13th has been cancelled.

Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask. While masking doesn’t fully protect everyone from COVID, it is very effective in reducing the spread of COVID and it is very effective in preventing the spread of the flu virus. (COVID is carried by the aerosol of our exhale while the flu virus is transmitted by exhaled droplets which are larger and easily stopped by a mask).

Staff please be aware that if you need to be tested for COVID before your shift please contact your supervisor so we can arrange an antigen test. Please wear a surgical mask when you are around residents. You must wear a K-N95 if you are working on a unit or location doing outbreak testing.

Please keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2023

We continue to do COVID testing on our Matoaca Nursing Unit in the Health Care Center. We currently have two COVID positive residents isolating on that unit. Group dining and activities are temporarily paused while we complete outbreak testing twice weekly on Matoaca. However, residents on Matoaca are welcome to be out of their rooms and have visitors if they choose. Our next testing day will be Monday, 12/4/2023.

We continue to monitor a COVID outbreak in our Assisted Living that has over a dozen residents isolating. The AL will continue outbreak testing on Monday, 12/4/2023.

While we are pleased the majority of these positive residents have minor symptoms, we are still concerned with the number of cases occurring since Thanksgiving. With more holidays ahead on the calendar, and with the flu also being prevalent in Chesterfield, we are returning to all staff wearing mask when they are in resident care area effective immediately.

Visitors – if you don’t feel well or have respiratory symptoms, please delay visiting your loved one and if you must visit, please wear a mask. While masking doesn’t fully protect everyone from COVID, it is very effective in reducing the spread of COVID and it is very effective in preventing the spread of the flu virus. (COVID is carried by the aerosol of our exhale while the flu virus is transmitted by exhaled droplets which are larger and easily stopped by a mask).

Staff please be aware that if you need to be tested for COVID before your shift please contact your supervisor so we can arrange an antigen test. Please wear a surgical mask when you are around residents. You must wear a K-N95 if you are working on a unit or location doing outbreak testing.

Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

 

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2023

Currently there are no COVID cases on campus.

We are not requiring masks for staff or visitors.

Please check back for additional updates.  

As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily.  I appreciate you. 

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2023

Today we tested all staff for COVID and learned that one staff member from the Rehab department tested positive.  They will isolate at home until they are cleared to return to work by our medical team.

Today we also tested all Clover Hill residents for COVID and learned of four Clover Hill unit residents who tested positive.  We are in “outbreak testing” protocols for the next 14 days:

We will continue outbreak testing of all staff and agency contractors for COVID in the Chapel on Thursday, September 14, at the following times:

8:30am – 10:00am and 2:30pm – 4:00pm

All staff are required to wear a new mask in any resident area of the HCC or Assisted Living until further notice. We recommend visitors also wear mask if you are visiting Clover Hill since you are entering a confirmed outbreak area.

We encourage everyone to monitor themselves for any respiratory symptoms, and staff may request testing before entering for your shift if you are concerned you have COVID – just let your supervisor know ahead of time.  

As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily.  I appreciate you. 

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2023

After enjoying a few months in a row with almost no COVID, we regret to inform you that testing for COVID this week restarted after a resident in the Nursing Facility’s secured unit tested positive. We have tested the entire Health Care Center this week and we have a dozen residents on the secured unit now positive for the virus. Resident testing for the other 4 nursing units was negative for COVID.

We also tested all staff and we have 8 staff members who were positive for the virus (all vaccinated and some with boosters earlier this year). These staff members will isolate at home until cleared to return by our medical staff. We will continue to perform “outbreak testing” twice weekly and we have reinstituted masking requirements for staff if they are in a resident care area in the HCC or AL.

Our pharmacy partner will be providing the bivalent booster for COVID once it is released to the public. When we have a date we will reach out to resident families for their permission to give their loved one a booster. Lucy Corr will provide staff free booster vaccines but it is not mandatory.

As always, please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2023

The two staff members who tested positive for COVID last week have been cleared to return to work by our medical team.

We tested all staff on Tuesday, August 29, and we are pleased to report all tests were negative. We also tested all HCC residents for COVID, and all tests were negative. We are no longer in “outbreak testing” protocols.

All staff are encouraged to wear a new mask when they are in any resident area of the HCC. We recommend the same for visitors, but it is not a condition of visitation at this time.

We encourage everyone to monitor themselves for any respiratory symptoms, and staff may request testing before entering for your shift if you are concerned you have COVID – just let your supervisor know ahead of time.

As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily. I appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 2023

Today we learned that two staff members tested positive for COVID.  These staff members work in the Health Care Center (HCC).  They will isolate at home until they are cleared to return to work by our medical team.

We tested all HCC residents for COVID, and we are pleased to report all tests were negative.  However, we are now in “outbreak testing” protocols, and the following process will be followed effective for Friday, 8/18/23.

All staff and agency contractors will be tested for COVID in the Chapel on Friday, August 18th, at the following times:

8:30am – 10:00am and 2:30pm – 4:00pm

All staff are encouraged to wear a new mask when they are in any resident area of the HCC as we conduct outbreak testing. We recommend the same for visitors, but it is not a condition of visitation at this time.

All staff and agency contactors will be retested on Tuesday, the 22nd, and Thursday the 24th, in the Chapel at the same times as listed above.

Resident testing will be conducted in a similar fashion to detect anyone who may be positive.

We encourage everyone to monitor themselves for any respiratory symptoms, and staff may request testing before entering for your shift if you are concerned you have COVID – just let your supervisor know ahead of time.

As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily.  I appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 2023

The Health Care Center at Lucy Corr admitted one of our own residents back after a 4-day hospital stay and the resident tested positive for COVID just before they were discharged to us yesterday, 6/12/2023. The resident, who was in the hospital for medical services not related to COVID, had been in the hospital since Thursday evening. It is very likely that the resident contracted the virus while out of the facility, however, out of an abundance of caution, we tested the residents on the nursing unit where this positive resident had previously resided and all COVID tests were negative.

This COVID-positive resident, like all newly admitted and readmitted residents, is in isolation in a private room on our Bermuda short-stay rehab unit. All residents on that unit isolate for their first 5 days with us and are COVID tested on days 1, 3, and 5. If, after the 5th day they continue to test negative, they are taken off isolation precautions and associated protocols.

Currently, there are no COVID-positive residents on any other nursing units in the Health Care Center, the Assisted Living, the Independent Living, or the Adult Day Center.

As always, please keep our residents, families, and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR MONDAY, APRIL 21, 2023

On Tuesday, a Bermuda resident tested positive for COVID. That resident will isolate in room 117 until cleared by our Medical team. As a reminder, all newly admitted residents are held in a 5-day isolation period and undergo multiple days of COVID testing. This positive test was discovered as part of the initial testing protocol.

All other residents on Bermuda were tested on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday and none are positive at this time. Please be mindful that if you work on Bermuda, you must wear a K-N95 mask at all times, and must use an N-95 mask and googles or face shield when entering room 117 since that room has active COVID. We will retest Bermuda residents early next week.

On Thursday, two IL residents tested positive for COVID and are isolating in their apartments with meal deliveries until they are cleared by the Lucy Corr Medical team. There is no masking requirement for anyone in the Independent Living.

Chesterfield County is now rated YELLOW by CMS for COVID transmissibility. There are 19 cases per 100,000 residents in the county this week, and the percent of positivity in the county is 2.9%.

As always please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 2023

Please be advised that on Tuesday, 4/18, a newly admitted resident to our Health Care Center rehab unit tested positive for COVID. That resident will isolate in a private room until cleared by our Medical team. As a reminder, all newly admitted residents are held in a precautionary 5-day isolation period and undergo multiple days of COVID testing. This positive test was discovered as part of the initial testing protocol within the first 5 days of admission. The resident’s family and MD are aware of the test result and our interventions. We will continue testing of all residents and staff on this unit until we go two weeks without any new cases of the virus.

All other residents and staff who work on Bermuda were tested on Tuesday as part of our outbreak and containment protocol. There are no positive residents or staff at this time.

Chesterfield County maintains a “yellow – moderate” rating for COVID per CMS. However, several counties nearby are still “red” for the presence of COVID.

Visitors and staff are required to wear mask anytime they are in a resident area, which includes hallways and dining rooms as well as when with residents in the Health Care Center.

Visitors to the Assisted Living must also wear mask in resident areas. There is no masking requirement for anyone in the Independent Living, this includes both residents and staff.

We update our website, www.LucyCorr.org, and our local hotline, (804) 425-7522 whenever we have a resident or staff member test positive. We also include in that update any changes to operations due to outbreak testing protocols.

As always please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Thursday, March 23), and no staff members tested positive. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated. There are no COVID positive residents in the Health Care Center, Assisted Living, Adult Day Center, or Independent Living at this time.

Chesterfield County is now rated YELLOW by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county decreased from 50 last week to 34 this week. The percent of positivity in the county decreased from 8.9% last week to 5.6% this week.

Beginning Tuesday, March 28, Lucy Corr visitors will be asked to check -in at the screening kiosks in the lobbies of the Assisted Living Building and Health Care Center. All visitors can scan their photo id into the kiosk which will give them an identification badge to wear during their visit. We are pleased visitors will no longer be required to have their temperature checked. Visitors to all areas of living will be given surgical masks at no charge to wear during their visit.

Please check back here for the latest COVID update and any announced changes to our operations. This information is also available by calling our local hotline at 804-425-7522.

As always, please keep your residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Thursday, March 16), and no staff members tested positive. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

There are no COVID positive residents in the Health Care Center, Assisted Living, Adult Day Center, or Independent Living at this time.

Chesterfield County is now rated ORANGE by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county decreased from 52 last week to 50 this week. The percent of positivity in the county this week remained the same as last week at 8.9%.

Please check back here for the latest COVID update and any announced changes to our operations. This information is also available by calling our local hotline at 804-425-7522.

As always, please keep your residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID on Monday, 3/13, and we are pleased to report that everyone tested negative for the virus. We will test all staff again on Thursday, 3/16. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Currently we do not have any COVID positive residents on our campus, this includes the Health Care Center, Assisted Living, Adult Day Center, and Independent Living.

Chesterfield County is rated ORANGE by CMS for COVID transmissibility, with 50 citizens per 100,000 having the virus. The percent of positivity in Chesterfield is 8.9%, which is unchanged from the previous week’s measure per CMS.

Once CMS rates the county yellow (for lower COVID transmissibility), we will being easing up on the frequency of staff testing, as well as discontinuing the screening of visitors for fever and symptoms. It will be during this period of time we will transfer visitor screening from staff checking visitors in and instead begin using our automated check-in devices. Visitors will be able to scan their driver’s license or photo ID and answer a few questions on the screen and then the automated device will check them in by printing a badge to wear while inside the Assisted Living or the Health Care Center. Visitors will also be given a new, surgical mask to wear when around our residents. After the visit is over, the automated device will check the visitor out and visitors may remove/dispose of their name badge and exit. Again, this will transition once the COVID transmissibility rating by CMS goes to yellow from orange.

Check back here for the latest info on COVID testing and any operational changes relating to COVID. You can also get this same information by calling our local hotline at 804-425-7522.

As always please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Thursday, March 9), and no staff members tested positive. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated. There are no COVID positive residents in the Health Care Center, Assisted Living, Adult Day Center, or Independent Living at this time.

Chesterfield County is now rated ORANGE by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county increased from 98 last week to 52
this week. The percent of positivity in the county significantly decreased from 13.1% to 8.9% this week.

Please check back here for the latest COVID update and any announced changes to our operations. This information is also available by calling our local hotline at 804-425-7522.

As always, please keep your residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Monday, March 6), and no staff members tested positive. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

There are no COVID positive residents in the Health Care Center, Assisted Living, Adult Day Center, or Independent Living at this time.

Chesterfield County is now rated ORANGE by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county increased from 98 last week to 52 this week. The percent of positivity in the county significantly decreased from 13.1% to 8.9% this week.

Please check back here for the latest COVID update and any announced changes to our operations. This information is also available by calling our local hotline at 804-425-7522.

As always, please keep your residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Monday, February 27), and no staff members tested positive. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

There are no COVID positive residents in the Health Care Center, Assisted Living, Adult Day Center, or Independent Living at this time.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility.

Cases per 100,000 residents in the county decreased from 98 last week to 38 this week. The percent of positivity in the county slightly decreased from 14.4% to 13.1% this week.

I want to remind all staff that you must wear the K-N95 mask we issue you at the start of your shift (and wear it properly) when you are on the nursing units in the HCC or AL. If you are on a unit in the HCC that is doing outbreak testing, you need to wear a mask or goggles when caring for residents.

Please be reminded that we are testing all staff and onsite agency staff again on Thursday, March 2, 2023 in the Chapel.

If you don’t feel well, please don’t wait for our scheduled COVID test days. You can test at home or here anytime, just communicate with your supervisor so they can coordinate it.

Please also be aware we are hosting Employee Town Hall sessions on Wednesday, March 1st, and Thursday, March 2nd. Please plan on attending one of the posted times for the mandatory Town Hall sessions.

As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily. I appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Monday, February 20), and one Environmental Services staff member tested positive. This team member will isolate at home until cleared to return to work. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

There are no COVID positive residents in the Health Care Center, Assisted Living, Adult Day Center, or Independent Living at this time.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county decreased from 122 last week to 98 this week. The percent of positivity in the county slightly decreased from 17.6% to 14.4% this week.

Check back here for the latest updates on our COVID testing and for any operational changes that occur due to testing results. This information is also available on our local hotline at 804-425-7522.

And as always – please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Monday, February 13, 2023), and one Rehab staff member tested positive. This team member will isolate at home until cleared to return to work. Another staff member who tested positive last week is also isolating at home until cleared to return. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

There is one HCC resident who tested positive who continues to isolate in the COVID unit upstairs. There are no COVID positive residents on any of the other four nursing units in the HCC at this time.

There are no COVID positive residents in AL, ADC, or IL.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county decreased from 127 last week to 122 this week. The percent of positivity in the county slightly increased from 17.6% to 17.7% this week.

I want to remind all staff that you must wear the K-N95 mask we issue you at the start of your shift (and wear it properly) when you are on the nursing units in the HCC or AL. If you are on a unit in the HCC that is doing outbreak testing, you need to wear a mask or goggles when caring for residents.

Please be reminded that we are testing all staff and onsite agency staff again on Thursday, February 16, 2023, in the Chapel.

If you don’t feel well, please don’t wait for our scheduled COVID test days. You can test at home or here anytime, just communicate with your supervisor so they can coordinate it.

As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily. I appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Thursday, February 9, 2023), and one Rehab staff member tested positive. This team member and another team member who tested positive earlier in the week will isolate at home until cleared to return to work. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

We conducted outbreak testing of all residents on the Bermuda rehab unit yesterday (Thursday, February 9), and there were no positive Bermuda residents. There are four HCC residents who tested positive who continue to isolate in the COVID unit upstairs. We will be in outbreak testing protocols on Bermuda until further notice. We have suspended group dining and activities on Bermuda during this outbreak testing period.

There are no COVID positive residents on any of the other four nursing units in the HCC at this time. There is one COVID positive resident in Independent Living who is isolating in their apartment. There are no COVID positive residents in AL or ADC.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county decreased from 147 last week to 127 this week. The percent of positivity in the county decreased from 18.9% to 17.6% this week.

I want to remind all staff that you must wear the K-N95 mask we issue you at the start of your shift (and wear it properly) when you are on the nursing units in the HCC or AL. If you are on a unit in the HCC that is doing outbreak testing, you need to wear a mask or goggles when caring for residents.

Please be reminded that we are testing all staff and onsite agency staff again on Monday, February 13, 2023 in the Chapel. If you don’t feel well, please don’t wait for our scheduled COVID test days. You can test at home or here anytime, just communicate with your supervisor so they can coordinate it.

As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily and for being so patient as we worked through our annual unannounced state inspection. I appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Thursday, February 2), and I am pleased to report that no staff were positive for the virus. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

We did COVID testing of all residents on the Bermuda rehab unit yesterday (Thursday, February 2) in the Health Care Center (HCC) and 3 residents were COVID-positive. Those 3 residents are now on the isolation unit upstairs. We will be in outbreak testing protocols on Bermuda until further notice. We have suspended group dining and activities on Bermuda during this outbreak testing period. There are no COVID-positive residents on any of the other 4 nursing units in the HCC at this time.

There are no positive residents in Independent Living (IL) or the Adult Day Center (ADC).

We are currently managing 2 COVID-positive residents in the Assisted Living (AL) who are finishing up their isolation periods after testing positive over a week ago. There are no COVID-positive AL residents on the Memory Unit. We retested all residents yesterday (February 2nd), and everyone was negative. As a precautionary measure, group dining and activities in the AL are paused while we continue to conduct outbreak testing.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county decreased to 134 down from 182 last week. The percent of positivity in the county decreased from 23.9% to 18.3% this week.

You can check back here for the latest COVID testing update and how it may change our operations. This same information is available on our local hotline number, just call 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Monday, January 30, 2023), and there were no COVID-positive team members. The three staffers who tested positive last week continue to isolate at home until cleared to return to work. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

There are no positive residents in the Health Care Center (HCC), Independent Living (IL), or the Adult Day Center (ADC).

We are currently managing five COVID-positive residents in the Assisted Living (AL). There are no COVID-positive AL residents in the Memory Unit. As a precautionary measure, group dining and activities in the AL are paused while we continue to conduct outbreak testing. All AL residents were tested again yesterday and there are no new positive results.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county increased from 134 last week to 147 this week. The percent of positivity in the county increased slightly from 18.3% to 18.9% this week.

We would like to thank everyone who came out to support our on-site Booster Vaccine Clinics held on 1/19 and 1/26. We especially want to thank our fabulous nursing staff for working with Pruitt Rx to give the injections and monitor the attendees for any after-effects.

Check back here for the latest COVID testing information and any operational changes caused by COVID. You can also get this same information by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

As always, please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Thursday, January 26, 2023), and there were 3 COVID positive team members. These staffers will isolate at home until cleared to return to work. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

We did COVID testing of all residents in the Health Care Center (HCC) on all units as part of outbreak testing yesterday (1/26/23), and there were no residents who tested positive for COVID. This will conclude the outbreak testing and return the final unit, Dale, to group dining and activities.

There are no positive residents in Independent Living (IL) or the Adult Day Center (ADC).

We are currently managing 11 COVID-positive residents in the Assisted Living (AL). There are no COVID-positive AL residents on the Memory Unit. We retested all residents yesterday 1/26/23, and everyone was negative. As a precautionary measure, group dining and activities in the AL are paused while we continue to conduct outbreak testing. Visitation for the AL residents is still occurring, and if your loved one is COVID-positive and you wish to visit, please permit us to educate you on how to visit safely when you arrive.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county decreased to 134 down from 182 last week. The percent of positivity in the county decreased from 23.9% to 18.3% this week.

Thanks to everyone who helped during our Vaccine clinic on Thursday 1/26/2023.

You can check here for routine updates on our COVID testing and any operational changes that we make due to testing results. You can also get this same information by dialing our local information hotline at 804-425-7522. And as always, please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Monday, January 23, 2023), and there were no COVID positive team members.  All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

We did COVID testing of all residents in the Health Care Center (HCC) on all units as part of outbreak testing yesterday (Monday, 1/23/23), and there were no residents who tested positive for COVID. We do have two residents on our dedicated isolation unit who tested positive last week. As of today, only the Dale Nursing Unit in the HCC remains in outbreak testing status and we have temporarily paused group dining and activities services on Dale.  Visitors to residents who are isolating due to COVID should check in at HCC Front Desk for instructions.  Health Care Center visitation will continue following CMS guidelines.

There are no positive residents in IL or ADC.

We are currently managing 11 COVID positive residents in the Assisted Living (AL). There are no COVID positive AL residents on the Memory Unit.  We will retest the residents tomorrow and all staff again this Thursday. As a precautionary measure, group dining and activities in the AL are paused while we conduct outbreak testing.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility.  Cases per 100,000 residents in the county decreased to 134 down from 182 last week.  The percent of positivity in the county decreased from 23.9% to 18.3% this week.

Thanks to everyone who helped during out Vaccine clinic on Thursday 1/19/2023.  Our final clinic will be this Thursday, 1/26.  The vaccine booster is free.

You can check back here for the latest COVID information and any operational changes or you can also call our local hotline number at 804-425-7522

As always, please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Thursday, January 19, 2023), and there were no COVID-positive team members. There is one AL staff member who tested positive earlier this week and is isolating at home until cleared to return by Lucy Corr medical staff. Today there were two HCC staff members who tested positive on “antigen quick-read” tests and took follow-up PCR lab tests to confirm the positive antigen results. These two staff members are isolating at home waiting for test results. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

As expected with the holidays, we are seeing a spike in COVID transmission. We did COVID testing of all residents in the Health Care Center on all units as part of outbreak testing yesterday (Thursday, 1/19/23), and there was one Matoaca resident who tested positive. We now have three residents isolating on the COVID unit. Units under outbreak testing will temporarily pause group dining and activities services. Visitors to residents who are isolating due to COVID should check in at HCC Front Desk for instructions. Health Care Center visitation will continue following CMS guidelines.

In Assisted Living (AL), there nine residents who tested positive for COVID who are isolating in their apartments. Group dining and activities in the AL are paused while we conduct outbreak testing in AL.

There are no positive residents in IL or ADC.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county INCREASED from 182 last week to 262 this week. The percent of positivity in the county DECREASED from 28.6% last week to 23.9% this week.

I want to remind all staff that you must wear the K-N95 mask we issue you at the start of your shift (and wear it properly) when you are on the nursing units in the HCC or AL. If you are on a unit in the HCC that is doing outbreak testing, you need to wear a mask or goggles when caring for residents.

If you have not gotten your vaccine booster, please consider doing so – and if you have gotten it, please give your updated vaccine card to your supervisor so we can amend our vaccine logs.

Please be reminded that we are testing all staff and onsite agency staff again on Monday, January 23, 2023, in the Chapel.

If you don’t feel well, please don’t wait for our scheduled COVID test days. You can test at home or here anytime, just communicate with your supervisor so they can coordinate it. As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily. I appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Monday, January 16, 2023), and there were no COVID positive team members. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

As expected with the holidays, we are seeing a spike in COVID transmission. We did COVID testing of all residents in the Health Care Center on all units as part of outbreak testing yesterday (Monday, 1/16/23), and there were no residents who tested positive for COVID. We do have a handful of residents on our dedicated isolation unit who tested positive last week. Units under outbreak testing will temporarily pause group dining and activities services. Visitors to residents who are isolating due to COVID should check in at HCC Front Desk for instructions. Health Care Center visitation will continue following CMS guidelines.

There are no positive residents in IL or ADC.

We are doing COVID testing today in the AL after learning a family member exposed their loved one when visiting this weekend. Any residents who test positive today with an antigen “quick-read” test will have a follow-up PCR lab test to confirm the positive antigen results. As a precautionary measure, group dining and activities in the AL are paused until we get PCR results back Wednesday afternoon.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county INCREASED from 182 last week to 262 this week. The percent of positivity in the county DECREASED from 28.6% last week to 23.9% this week.

I want to remind all staff that you must wear the K-N95 mask we issue you at the start of your shift (and wear it properly) when you are on the nursing units in the HCC or AL. If you are on a unit in the HCC that is doing outbreak testing, you need to wear a mask or goggles when caring for residents.

If you have not gotten your vaccine booster, please consider doing so – and if you have gotten it, please give your updated vaccine card to your supervisor so we can amend our vaccine logs. The bivalent vaccine booster clinic will be held in the Mast auditorium on January 19th. This is for all residents in all levels of care and any staff who wish to get the new vaccine.

Please be reminded that we are testing all staff and onsite agency staff again on Thursday, January 19, 2023, in the Chapel.

If you don’t feel well, please don’t wait for our scheduled COVID test days. You can test at home or here anytime, just communicate with your supervisor so they can coordinate it. As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily. I appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Thursday, January 12, 2023), and there were no COVID positive team members. There are two staff members, who are still isolating at home who tested positive earlier this week. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

As expected with the holidays, we are seeing a spike in COVID transmission. We did COVID testing of all residents in the Health Care Center on all units as part of outbreak testing yesterday (Thursday, 1/12/23), and there were no residents who tested positive for COVID. The number of COVID positive patients has declined, but exceeds the number of beds we have set aside for isolation, so we are permitting some asymptomatic residents to remain in their rooms to isolate. Residents who test positive do not reside with roommates unless the roommate is also positive for COVID. Units under outbreak testing will temporarily pause group dining and activities services. Visitors to residents who are isolating due to COVID should check in at HCC Front Desk for instructions. Health Care Center visitation will continue following CMS guidelines.

There are no positive residents in IL, AL or ADC.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county DECREASED from 191 last week to 182 this week. The percent of positivity in the county climbed from 20.9% last week up to 28.6% this week.

I want to remind all staff that you must wear the K-N95 mask we issue you at the start of your shift (and wear it properly) when you are on the nursing units in the HCC or AL. If you are on a unit in the HCC that is doing outbreak testing, you need to wear a mask or goggles when caring for residents.

If you have not gotten your vaccine booster, please consider doing so – and if you have gotten it, please give your updated vaccine card to your supervisor so we can amend our vaccine logs. The bivalent vaccine booster clinic will be held in the Mast auditorium on January 19th. This is for all residents in all levels of care and any staff who wish to get the new vaccine.

Please be reminded that we are testing all staff and onsite agency staff again on Monday, January 16, 2023 in the Chapel.

If you don’t feel well, please don’t wait for our scheduled COVID test days. You can test at home or here anytime, just communicate with your supervisor so they can coordinate it. As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily. I appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Monday, January 9, 2023), and we had three team members who were COVID-positive. These individuals will join two other staff members, who tested positive last week, isolating at home until cleared to return by our medical staff. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

As expected with the holidays, we are seeing a spike in COVID transmission. We did COVID testing of all residents in the Health Care Center (HCC) on all units as part of outbreak testing yesterday (Monday, 1/9/23). The number of COVID positive patients exceeds the number of beds we have set aside for isolation upstairs on the isolation hallway, so we are permitting some asymptomatic residents to remain in their rooms to isolate. Residents who test positive do not reside with roommates unless the roommate is also positive for COVID. Units under outbreak testing will temporarily pause group dining and activities. Visitors to residents who are isolating due to COVID should check in at HCC Front Desk for instructions. Health Care Center visitation will continue following CMS guidelines.

There are no positive residents in IL, AL or ADC.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county DECREASED from 191 last week to 182 this week. The percent of positivity in the county climbed from 20.9% last week up to 28.6% this week.

The bivalent vaccine booster clinic will be held in the Mast auditorium on January 19th. This is for all residents in all levels of care and any staff who wish to get the new vaccine.

We are testing all staff and onsite agency staff again on Thursday, January 12, 2023 in the Chapel, along with all HCC nursing units that are under outbreak protocols.

You can check back here for the latest testing and operational information or call our local hotline at 804-425-7522. And as always, please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Thursday, January 5, 2023), and we had one team member who was COVID positive. This individual will join four other staff members, who tested positive earlier this week, isolating at home until cleared to return by our medical staff. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

We did COVID testing of all residents on the other units as part of outbreak testing. The number of COVID positive patients is greater than the designated vacancies we have upstairs on the COVID isolation area. We have now set-up isolation rooms for isolating residents on their assigned units. Units under outbreak testing will temporarily pause group dining and activities services. Visitors to residents who are isolating due to COVID should check in at HCC Front Desk for instructions. Health Care Center visitation will continue following CMS
guidelines.

There are no positive residents in IL, AL or ADC.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county INCREASED from 161 last week to 191 this week. The percent of positivity in the county climbed from 20.2% last week up to 20.9% this week.

I want to remind all staff that you must wear the K-N95 mask we issue you at the start of your shift (and wear it properly) when you are on the nursing units in the HCC or AL. If you are on Dale Unit or Bermuda Unit, we also ask that you wear a shield or goggles.

If you have not gotten your vaccine booster, please consider doing so – and if you have gotten it, please give your updated vaccine card to your supervisor so we can amend our vaccine logs.

Please be reminded that we are testing all staff and onsite agency staff again on Monday, January 9, 2023 in the Chapel.

As expected with the holidays, we are seeing a spike in COVID transmission. If you don’t feel well, please don’t wait for our scheduled COVID test days. You can test at home or here anytime, just communicate with your supervisor so they can coordinate it. As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily. I appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 2023

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (Tuesday, January 3, 2023), and we had four team members who were COVID positive. Those four individuals will join three other staff members, who tested positive last week, isolating at home until cleared to return by our medical staff. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

We did COVID testing of all residents on the other units as we also continued outbreak testing on the Dale Unit. Since the number of COVID positive patients is greater than the designated vacancies we have upstairs on the COVID isolation area, we have now set-up one Dale Unit hall for isolating Dale residents. Units under outbreak testing will temporarily pause group dining and activities services. Visitors to residents who are isolating due to COVID should check in at HCC Front Desk for instructions. Health Care Center visitation will continue following CMS guidelines.

There are no positive residents in IL, AL or ADC.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county INCREASED from 161 last week to 191 this week. The percent of positivity in the county climbed from 20.2% last week up to 20.9% this week.

I want to remind all staff that you must wear the K-N95 mask we issue you at the start of your shift (and wear it properly) when you are on the nursing units in the HCC or AL. If you are on Dale Unit or Bermuda Unit, we also ask that you wear a shield or goggles.

If you have not gotten your vaccine booster, please consider doing so – and if you have gotten it, please give your updated vaccine card to your supervisor so we can amend our vaccine logs.

Please be reminded that we are testing all staff and onsite agency staff again on Thursday, January 5, 2023 in the Chapel.

As expected with the holidays, we are seeing a spike in COVID transmission. If you don’t feel well, please don’t wait for our scheduled COVID test days. You can test at home or here anytime, just communicate with your supervisor so they can coordinate it. As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily. I appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

2022

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2022

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday, (Thursday 12/29/22), and we had three team members, one from the Health Care Center, one from our Adult Day Center, and one concierge who were COVID positive. Those three individuals will join two other staff members, who tested positive last week, isolating at home until cleared to return by our medical staff. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

We did COVID testing of all residents on all units, as we also continued outbreak testing on the Dale Unit. There are now 20 COVID positive residents in the HCC. Since this number is greater than the designated vacancies we have upstairs on the COVID isolation area, we have now set-up one Dale Unit hall for isolating Dale residents. Units under outbreak testing will temporarily pause group dining and activities services. Visitors to residents who are isolating due to COVID should check in at HCC Front Desk for instructions on how to visit. Health Care Center visitation will continue following CMS guidelines.

There are no positive residents in IL, AL or ADC.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county INCREASED from 112 two weeks ago to 161 this week. The percent of positivity in the county climbed from 10.8% two weeks ago up to 20.2% this week.

If you have not gotten your bivalent vaccine booster, please be aware that Lucy Corr and Pruitt Pharmacy are hosting a vaccine clinic for residents and staff on January 19th, 2023. Staff from AL and the HCC will be reaching out to resident families to get permission for the vaccine administration.

Check back here for the latest on our COVID testing and any operational changes. You can also get this information by calling our local hotline at 804-425-7522.

As always, please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2022

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday, (Tuesday 12/27/22), and we had two team members, one from nursing and one from housekeeping, who were positive for the virus. Those two individuals will join two other staff members who tested positive last week and will isolate at home until cleared to return by our medical staff. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

We concluded outbreak testing of residents on the Midlothian Unit of the Health Care Center (HCC) for COVID, and they have resumed group dining and activities.

We did COVID testing of all residents on the other units, as we also continued outbreak testing on our Dale Unit. All units were negative, however Dale Unit had 5 additional residents test positive yesterday, bringing the total to 13 positive residents. Since this number is greater than the vacancies we have on the upstairs COVID isolation area, we have now set-up one hall on Dale Unit to serve the purpose of isolating those COVID positive residents. We have paused Dale Unit group dining and activities as we conduct outbreak testing. Visitation will continue per CMS guidelines in the HCC, and we will work to help families who wish to visit those who are COVID positive if they wish. We have contacted the families of those who tested positive and given more specific visitation details.

There are nine COVID positive residents currently isolating in Independent Living after testing positive last week, and all should end their quarantine by the weekend.

There are no positive residents in AL or ADC.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county INCREASED from 112 two weeks ago to 161 this week. The percent of positivity in the county climbed from 10.8% two weeks ago up to 20.2% this week.

Please keep our residents and caregivers in your thoughts.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2022

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday (12/22) and two staff members tested positive who work in the Health Care Center (HCC). They will isolate at home until being cleared to return to work by our medical team. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated. Staff testing next week will be postponed by one day due to the Christmas Holiday. Testing will resume on Tuesday, 12/27/22.

We completed outbreak testing yesterday on the Midlothian Nursing Unit in the HCC and there were no new positive cases. There are two COVID residents being cared for in our isolation unit.

Visitation to the HCC is continuing per CMS guidance. All visitors will be screened upon entry and will be issued a new mask to wear during their visit. This same protocol is being followed in the Assisted Living (AL) and the Independent Living (IL). While there are no COVID positive residents in the AL, we do have 15 of our IL residents who have tested positive for the virus. These independent living residents are isolating in their apartments and cottages, and we are waiving all delivery fees for meals during their quarantine period. The Bistro restaurant is open for dining and takeout, but all residents and visitors are asked to wear a mask when in common spaces until further notice.

Chesterfield County is seeing a large uptick in the number of people testing positive for COVID. This week, we saw the percent of positivity jump from 10% to 14.2%.

If you are not feeling well, please consider postponing your visit and opting for a virtual visit instead. You can schedule a virtual visit from the link on this page. You can also get the latest COVID testing info and any operational changes by visiting this page or by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2022

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday, (Monday, 12/19), and no staff members tested positive. We do have one staff member from out Adult Day Center who tested positive last week who is isolating at home until cleared to return. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

We continued our outbreak testing of residents on the Midlothian Unit in the Health Care Center (HCC) yesterday, and there were no COVID positive residents. We currently have two residents being cared for on the COVID isolation unit. Group activities and dining are suspended on the Midlothian unit while we conduct outbreak testing. Visitation will continue in the HCC per CMS guidelines. All visitors are issued a mask upon entry and all visitors are required to properly wear their mask.

We are currently monitoring 7 residents in the Independent Living (IL) who are fighting COVID. These residents are isolating and under their doctor’s care. Dining staff is waving meal delivery fees while they quarantine. We will be conducting COVID testing for IL residents again Wednesday.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county INCREASED again this week, jumping up from 112 last week to 128 this week. The percent of COVID positivity in the county climbed from 10.8% last to 14.2% this week.

Check back here for the latest information or you are welcome to call our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

As always please keep our residents and caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2022

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday, (Thursday, 12/15), and no staff members tested positive. We do have four staff members who tested positive in previous testing on the 12th who remain at home to complete their isolation period. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

We conducted COVID outbreak testing of residents on the Midlothian Nursing Unit in the Health Care Center yesterday, and there were no positive residents. We currently have one resident who is being cared for on the COVID isolation unit who was previously on the Midlothian Nursing Unit. Group activities and dining are suspended on the Midlothian unit while we complete outbreak testing (outbreak testing concludes once we reach the end of 14 days with no new positive test results among residents).

There are no COVID positive residents in any other area of living (AL, ADC and IL). Visitation will continue per CMS guidelines in the HCC. We do still require mask to be worn by visitors in the AL and the HCC.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county INCREASED from 100 last week to 112 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county climbed from 9.7% last week to 10.8% this week.

Check back here for the latest testing information and how it may alter our daily operations. You can also call our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

As always please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2022

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday, (Monday, 12/12), and one HCC Midlothian staff member tested positive. This staff member is isolating at home until cleared to return by medical staff. Additionally, there are three staff members who tested positive last week who are isolating at home until cleared to return. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Because of the positive staff member from Midlothian, we tested residents on the Midlothian unit for COVID yesterday, and one resident tested positive. We are reopening the COVID isolation unit to care for this resident. Group activities and dining are suspended on the Midlothian unit while we conduct outbreak testing on this unit until we reach the end of 14 days with no new positives.

There are no COVID positive residents in any other area of living (AL, ADC and IL). Visitation will continue per CMS guidelines.

Chesterfield County was rated as RED by CMS on their weekly COVID Transmissibility update. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county INCREASED from 100 last week to 112 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county climbed from 9.7% last week to 10.8% this week.

I want to remind all staff that you must wear the K-N95 mask we issue you at the start of your shift (and wear it properly) when you are on the nursing units in the HCC or in the AL.

If you have not gotten your vaccine booster, please consider doing so – and if you have gotten it, please give your updated vaccine card to your supervisor so we can amend our vaccine logs with the most current data.

Please be reminded that we are testing all staff and onsite agency staff again on Thursday, December 15, 2022 in the Chapel.

As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily. I appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2022

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday, (Thursday, 12/8) and there were no staff members who tested positive. There are three staff members who tested positive earlier this week who are isolating at home until cleared to return by our medical staff. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

We also completed outbreak testing on the Bermuda Short-Stay Rehab Unit in the Health Care Center (HCC), and all residents were again negative for COVID. There are no COVID positive residents in any area of living. Visitation will continue per CMS guidelines and group dining and group activities on the Bermuda Unit have resumed.

Chesterfield County was rated as RED by CMS on their weekly COVID Transmissibility update. Cases of county residents with COVID jumped up from 76 per 100,000 to 101 per 100,000. The percent of positivity in the county also went up from 8.9% last week to 9.7% this week.

I want to remind all staff that you must wear the K-N95 mask we issue you at the start of your shift (and wear it properly) when you are on the nursing units in the HCC or in the AL. HCC staff are also asked to wear face shields or goggles when performing resident care.

If you have not gotten your vaccine booster, please consider doing so – and if you have gotten it, please give your updated vaccine card to your supervisor so we can amend our vaccine logs with the most current data.

Please be reminded that we are testing all staff and onsite agency staff again on Monday, December 12, 2022 in the Chapel.

As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily. I appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2022

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday, (Mondayay, 12/5) and we are pleased to announce everyone was negative for the virus.  Today, a member of our support services team tested positive while on leave.  That individual will remain at home to isolate until cleared to return by our medical staff. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.
We also continued outbreak testing on the Bermuda Short-Stay Rehab Unit in the Health Care Center (HCC) and all residents were again negative for COVID.  Presently we have one resident isolating on the COVID unit after testing positive on Friday, 11/25.  Visitation will continue per CMS guidelines and we have suspended group dining and group activities on the Bermuda Unit while we continue outbreak testing.  Other units in the HCC will continue to have group activities and dining.
Currently there are no COVID positive residents in the Assisted Living, Adult Day Center, or the Independent Living.
Chesterfield County was rated as RED by CMS on their weekly COVID Transmissibility update. Cases of county residents with COVID jumped up from 76 per 100,000 to 101 per 100,000. The percent of positivity in the county also went up from 8.9% last week to 9.7% this week.
Check back here for our routine updates on COVID and how it may alter our day-to-day operations.  You can also get this info by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522
Please keep our residents and caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2022

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday, (Thursday, 12/1) and we are pleased to announce everyone was negative for the virus.  Today, a member of our support services team tested positive while on leave.  That individual will remain at home to isolate until cleared to return by our medical staff. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.
We also continued outbreak testing on the Bermuda Short-Stay Rehab Unit in the Health Care Center (HCC) and all residents were again negative for COVID.  Presently we have one resident isolating on the COVID unit after testing positive on Friday, 11/25.  Visitation will continue per CMS guidelines and we have suspended group dining and group activities on the Bermuda Unit while we continue outbreak testing.  Other units in the HCC will continue to have group activities and dining.
Currently there are no COVID positive residents in the Assisted Living, Adult Day Center, or the Independent Living.
Chesterfield County is now rated ORANGE by CMS for COVID transmissibility.  Cases per 100,000 residents in the county DECREASED from 76 last week to 58 this week.  The percent of positivity this week in the county climbed from 7% last week to 8.9% this week.
Check back here for our routine updates on COVID and how it may alter our day-to-day operations.  You can also get this info by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522
Please keep our residents and caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2022

All staff were tested for COVID yesterday, (Monday, 11/28) and we are pleased to announce everyone was negative for the virus. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.
We also continued outbreak testing on the Bermuda Short-Stay Rehab Unit in the Health Care Center (HCC) and all residents tested negative for COVID. Presently we have one resident isolating on the COVID unit after testing positive on Friday, 11/25, and one other resident isolating at their family’s home who tested positive on Monday, 11/21. Since staff testing on Monday, 11/21/2022, a total of three dietary managers have tested positive for COVID and are isolating at home. We also tested all residents who went out on Thanksgiving Day to dine and visit with family offsite. All 39 residents who were out have tested negative for COVID yesterday. Visitation in the HCC will continue per CMS guidelines and we have suspended group dining and group activities on the Bermuda Unit while we continue outbreak testing. Other nursing units continue to have group dining and activities.
Currently there are no COVID positive residents in the Assisted Living, Adult Day Center, or the Independent Living. Chesterfield County is now rated ORANGE by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county DECREASED from 76 last week to 58 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county climbed from 7% last week to 8.9% this week.
We update this page with the latest COVID testing information as well as any changes to our operational activities. This info is also available by calling our local phone hotline at 804-425-7522 Please continue to keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.
Please continue to keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2022

Since staff testing on Monday, 11/21/2022, a total of three dietary managers have tested positive for COVID and are isolating at home. Today, Friday, November 25, 2022, we tested all dietary staff, and all were negative. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

All residents on the Bermuda unit were tested for COVID today, and one resident tested positive. This resident was moved to the COVID isolation unit. Group activities and dining are suspended on the Bermuda unit while we conduct outbreak testing on this unit until we reach the end of 14 days with no new positives. In Bermuda, therapy will only take place in resident rooms.

There are no other positive residents in any other areas. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance, and all visitors are required to wear a proper fitting surgical or better mask when inside the HCC.

Chesterfield County is now rated ORANGE by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county DECREASED from 85 last week to 76 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county remained 7% this week (same as last two weeks).

Please check back here for the latest updates on COVID testing and any operational/visitation changes. You can also get this information by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents and caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, 11/17/2022), and I am pleased to report that no staff members tested positive for COVID. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in any area of the Lucy Corr Campus. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance, and all visitors are required to wear a proper fitting surgical or better mask when inside the HCC.

Chesterfield County is now rated ORANGE by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county DECREASED from 90 last week to 85 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county remained 7% this week (same as last week).

Please check back here for the latest updates on COVID testing and any operational/visitation changes. You can also get this information by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents and caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2022

We tested all staff today (Monday, 11/14/2022), and I am pleased to report that no staff members tested positive for COVID. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated. There are currently no COVID positive residents in any area of the Lucy Corr Campus. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance, and all visitors are required to wear a proper fitting surgical or better mask when inside the HCC.

Chesterfield County is now rated ORANGE by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county DECREASED from 90 last week to 85 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county remained 7% this week (same as last week).

Please check back here for the latest updates on COVID testing and any operational/visitation changes. You can also get this information by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents and caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, 11/10/2022), and I am pleased to report that no staff members tested positive for COVID. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated. There are currently no COVID positive residents in any area of the Lucy Corr Campus. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance, and all visitors are required to wear a proper fitting surgical or better mask when inside the HCC.

Chesterfield County is now rated ORANGE by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county remained at 90 this week (same as last week). The percent of positivity this week in the county DECREASED from 8% to 7%.

Please check back here for the latest updates on COVID testing and any operational/visitation changes. You can also get this information by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents and caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, 11/3/2022), and I am pleased to report that no staff members tested positive for COVID. There is one administrative staff member who is still isolating at home and will return next week. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in any area of the Lucy Corr Campus. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance, and all visitors are required to wear a proper fitting surgical or better mask when inside the HCC.

Chesterfield County is now rated ORANGE by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county DECREASED from 90 last week to 80 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county DECREASED from 10% to 8%.

Please check back here for the latest updates on COVID testing and any operational/visitation changes. You can also get this information by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents and caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday, 10/31/2022), and I am pleased to report that no staff members tested positive for COVID.  There is one administrative staff member who is still isolating at home from an earlier positive test last week.  All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in any area of the Lucy Corr Campus. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance, and all visitors are required to wear a proper fitting surgical or better mask when inside the HCC.

Chesterfield County is now rated ORANGE by CMS for COVID transmissibility.  Cases per 100,000 residents in the county DECREASED from 90 last week to 80 this week.  The percent of positivity this week in the county DECREASED from 10% to 8%.
Please check back here for the latest updates on COVID testing and any operational/visitation changes.  You can also get this information by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.
Please keep our residents and caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.
— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (10/27) and one staff member was positive for COVID and is isolating at home until cleared to return by our medical team.  All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.
There are currently no COVID positive residents in any area of the Lucy Corr campus.  Visitation in the Health Care Center continues on all units per CMS guidance, and we still require all visitors to wear a properly fitted mask.
Chesterfield County is still rated “RED” for COVID transmissibility.  Cases per 100K citizens dropped to 90 and the percent of positivity was 8.5%.
Check back here for updates on COVID testing and any operational changes resulting from COVID.  You can also get updates by dialing our information hotline at 804-425-7522
As always please keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday, 10/24/2022), and I am pleased to report that no staff members tested positive for COVID. There is one AL staff member who is still isolating at home until cleared to return by the Lucy Corr medical team. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in any area of the Lucy Corr Campus. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance, and all visitors are required to wear a proper fitting surgical or better mask when inside the HCC.

Chesterfield County is now rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county DECREASED from 109 last week to 90 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county INCREASED from 8.5% to 10%.

Check back here for the latest COVID info and any operational changes. You can also find information by dialing our information hotline – 804.425.7522.

As always, please keep our residents, our caregivers, and their families in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2022

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2022

We tested the entire staff (Thursday, 10/20/2022), and one staff member from AL tested positive. This staff member has not worked since 10/13, and was tested outside the facility and reported their results to us remotely. That individual will isolate until cleared to return by the Lucy Corr medical team. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

There are currently no COVID-positive residents in any area of the Lucy Corr Campus. Visitation will continue at all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance, and all visitors are required to wear a proper fitting surgical or better mask when inside the HCC.

Chesterfield County is rated ORANGE by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county are at 109 and the percent of positivity is 8.5%. This week is the first week the county was not RED (meaning high transmission) since last year. Now that the county is ORANGE we fall from the “high” to “substantial” rating. Changes related to dropping to “substantial” cannot take effect until we go two weeks with that new, lower, transmission rating by CMS, so please stay tuned…

Check back here for the latest COVID info and any operational changes we make as a result of testing. You can also find information by dialing our information hotline – 804.425.7522.

As always, please keep our residents, our caregivers, and their families in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday, 10/17/2022), and I am pleased to report that everyone was COVID negative. We do have one Health Care Center (HCC) support staff member still out after testing positive last week. This staff member will continue to isolate until cleared to return by the Lucy Corr medical team. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in any area of the Lucy Corr Campus. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance, and all visitors are required to wear a proper fitting surgical or better mask when inside the HCC.

Chesterfield County is rated ORANGE by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county are at 109 and the percent of positivity is 8.5%. This week is the first week the county was not RED (meaning high transmission) since the end of last year. Now that the county is ORANGE we fall from the “high” to “substantial” rating. Changes related to dropping to “substantial” cannot take effect until we go two weeks with that new, lower, transmission rating by CMS. Any operational adjustments that will occur will be posted here or you may also access this same information by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

We are on a waiting list with the VDH to set a date to host an onsite vaccine and booster clinic. Once we have the date and times we will post those here and on the hotline.

Please continue to keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday, October 10th), and there were no staff members who tested positive for COVID. There are four staff members who tested positive last week who are still isolating at home until cleared to return by Lucy Corr medical team. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Visitation in the Health Care Center continues on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in the Health Care Center, Adult Day Center, Assisted Living and Independent Living at Lucy Corr.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county DECREASED from 105 last week to 87 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county slightly increased from 8.4% last week to 9.4% this week.

As always, check back here for updates or call our local information hotline (804) 425-7522. Please continue to keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, October 6th), and there was one staff member who tested positive for COVID. This staff member is isolating at home (as will as the three other staff members who tested positive on Monday) until cleared to return by Lucy Corr medical team. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Visitation in the Health Care Center continues on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance.

One resident in Assisted Living tested positive on Saturday. They are isolating in their room until cleared to return by the Lucy Corr medical team.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in the Health Care Center, Adult Day Center, and Independent Living at Lucy Corr.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county slightly INCREASED from 101 last week to 105 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county decreased from 11.1% last week to 8.4% this week.

As always, check back here for updates or call our local information hotline (804) 425-7522.

Please continue to keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday, October 3), and there were three staff members (one nursing staff member, one finance office staff member, one EVS staff member) who tested positive for COVID. These staff members are isolating at home until cleared to return by Lucy Corr medical team. As a reminder, all staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Visitation in the Health Care Center continues on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance. There are no COVID positive residents in the Health Care Center, the Adult Day Center, or the Independent Living.

One resident in Assisted Living tested positive on Saturday after being visited by a family member who also tested positive. That resident is vaccinated and will isolate under medical supervision until cleared by the Lucy Corr medical team.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county slightly INCREASED from 101 last week to 105 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county decreased from 11.1% last week to 8.4% this week. 8.4% is the lowest positivity in the county this year.

We are awaiting a date to hold the bivalent booster clinic on campus. Once the date is set we will post it here and on our local information hotline (804) 425-7522.

Please continue to keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers, we appreciate it.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, September 29 th ), and I am pleased to report that there were no COVID positive results. One nursing staff member tested positive last week and is isolating at home until cleared to return by Lucy Corr medical team. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Outbreak testing among all the residents on the Midlothian unit has ended and they have returned to group dining and activities. Visitation in the Health Care Center continues on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance.

There are currently no COVID positive residents anywhere at Lucy Corr.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county DECREASED from 156 last week to 101 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county also decreased from 13% last week to 11.1% this week.

Continue checking this page for more updates or call our local phone hotline (804) 425-7522.

Thank you for your thoughts and prayers, we always appreciate them, and you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday, September 26th), and I am pleased to report that there were no COVID positive results. One nursing staff member tested positive last week and is isolating at home until cleared to return by the Lucy Corr medical team. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

All residents on the Midlothian unit were tested for COVID yesterday, and no one tested positive. There are no residents on the COVID isolation unit at this time in the Health Care Center. Group activities and dining will now resume on the Midlothian unit since outbreak testing has been completed with no new positives. Visitation in the Health Care Center continues on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in Assisted Living, Adult Day Center, or Independent Living at Lucy Corr.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county DECREASED from 156 last week to 101 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county also decreased from 13% last week to 11.1% this week.

Continue checking this page for more updates or call our local phone hotline (804) 425-7522.

Thank you for your thoughts and prayers, we always appreciate them, and you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, September 22nd), and one nursing staff member tested positive and is isolating at home until cleared to return by Lucy Corr medical team. There is one staff member who tested positive last week, and they are also isolating at home until cleared to return by the Lucy Corr medical team. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

All residents on the Midlothian unit were tested for COVID yesterday, and no one tested positive. There are no residents on the COVID isolation unit. Group activities and dining are suspended on the Midlothian unit while we conduct outbreak testing on this unit until we reach the end of 14 days with no new positives.

One Adult Day Center participant tested positive for COVID on Saturday, September 10th. This participant is isolating at home until cleared to return by their physician.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in Assisted Living or Independent Living at Lucy Corr. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county DECREASED from 169 last week to 156 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county also decreased from 20% last week to 13% this week.

Continue checking this page for more updates or call our local phone hotline (804) 425-7522.

Thank you for your thoughts and prayers, we always appreciate them, and you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2022

We tested all staff on Monday, 9/19, and we are pleased to report everyone was negative for COVID. One staff member remains out on isolation after testing positive last week. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

We continue to have one Health Care Center resident on our isolation unit after testing positive last week on the Midlothian Unit. The resident has very mild symptoms and will return to their normal room after serving the quarantine period. We have suspended group dining and activities on the Midlothian Unit while we conduct twice weekly outbreak testing. Yesterday’s testing was all negative on Midlothian. Should no new cases be found when we test on Thursday 9/22 and again on Monday, 9/26, then we will clear the outbreak and resume “normal” operations on the Midlothian Unit. Visitation continues in the Health Care Center per CMS guidelines.

One Adult Day Center participant remains at home after testing positive for COVID. We have tested all our ADC participants and we are pleased to report no other cases have been discovered.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in the Assisted Living or Independent Living areas of our campus.

Chesterfield County is still listed by CMS as “RED” for COVID transmissibility. The percent of positive testing in the county did drop from 20% to 13% this week, which is the lowest it has been since November of last year. Cases in the county per 100,000 citizens also dropped from 169 last week down to 156 this week.

We are in communication with our local Health Department about the new COVID booster (bivalent) and are working to set-up a booster clinic for staff and residents. Once we have more information, we will post that here and on our local phone hotline (804) 425-7522. Residents and their families will receive individual notification when the clinic is slated to occur so we can offer the booster to those interested in having it for their loved one.

Thank you for your thoughts and prayers, we always appreciate them, and you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, September 15th), and one dietary staff member was COVID-positive. This staff member is isolating at home until cleared to return by the Lucy Corr medical team. There are two staff members who tested positive last week, and they are also isolating at home until cleared to return by the Lucy Corr medical team. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

All residents on the Midlothian unit were tested for COVID yesterday, and no one tested positive. There is still one Midlothian resident on the COVID isolation unit. Group activities and dining are suspended on the Midlothian unit while we conduct outbreak testing on this unit until we reach the end of 14 days with no new positives.

One Adult Day Center participant tested positive for COVID on Saturday, September 10th. This participant is isolating at home until cleared to return by their physician.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in Assisted Living or Independent Living at Lucy Corr. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county DECREASED from 191 last week to 169 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county also decreased from 23% last week to 20% this week.

Check back here for the latest updates on our COVID status and how that status may affect operations. You may also call our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday, September 12th), and one staff member, who had no recent resident contact, was COVID-positive. This staff member is isolating at home until cleared to return by the Lucy Corr medical team. There are two staff members who tested positive last week, and they are also isolating at home until cleared to return by the Lucy Corr medical team. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Residents on the Midlothian unit were tested for COVID yesterday, and only one resident tested positive. We are reopening the COVID isolation unit to care for this resident. Group activities and dining are suspended on the Midlothian unit while we conduct outbreak testing on this unit until we reach the end of 14 days with no new positives.

One Adult Day Center participant tested positive for COVID on Saturday, September 10th. This participant is isolating at home until cleared to return by their physician.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in Assisted Living or Independent Living at Lucy Corr. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county DECREASED from 191 last week to 169 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county also decreased from 23% last week to 20% this week.

Check back here for the latest updates on our COVID status and how that status may effect operations. You may also call our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2022

We COVID tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, 9/8) and we had one employee test positive. That person is part of our support services team and will be at home isolating until cleared to return by our medical staff. As a reminder, all Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

As we announced on Tuesday, we did have a staff member in the Assisted Living test positive for COVID, and that staff member is home isolating. As a precaution, we COVID tested all residents in the Assisted Living yesterday and there were no positive results.

Currently there are no COVID positive residents in any line of service on the Lucy Corr campus.

CMS continues to rate Chesterfield County as “RED” for COVID transmissibility. The percent of positive testing in the county last week was still above 20%. The “RED” rating requires providers to test all staff twice per week and also mandates visitors wear a mask when on campus.

Check back here for the latest updates on our COVID status and how that status may effect operations. You may also call our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2022

Testing continued this week for all staff on campus, and due to the Labor Day holiday, we tested today, Tuesday, 9/6/2022. All staff, except one, were negative for COVID. The staff member who was positive works part-time in the Assisted Living and is at home isolating. They may return only after they are cleared to do so by Lucy Corr medical staff. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Assisted Living residents will be tested for COVID on Thursday, 9/8/2022, which is protocol after exposure (no sooner than 48 hours after initial exposure). We will post the testing results online and on our local hotline (804)-425-7522.

Currently there are no COVID-positive residents on the Lucy Corr campus in any of our 4 levels of care.

CMS continues to rate Chesterfield County as “RED” for COVID transmissibility. The percent of positive testing in the county last week was still above 20%. The “RED” rating requires providers to test all staff twice per week and also mandates visitors wear a mask when on campus.

Check back here for the latest updates on our COVID status and how that status may effect operations. You may also call our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, September 1st) and I am pleased to report that all staff were COVID-negative. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted yesterday, and no residents tested positive. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance.

Presently we do not have any residents on campus with COVID, this includes the Health Care Center, Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Adult Day Center.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have increased 150 last week to 190 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county is 24, %which is a slight INCREASE from last week’s measurement of 23%.

Please check back here for the latest updates on COVID and how it may alter our operations. You can also access this same information by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday, August 29th), and no staff members tested positive. There are two staff members who tested positive last week and are isolating at home until cleared to return by the Lucy Corr medical team. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted yesterday, and no one tested positive. There are no residents in the COVID unit. Group activities and dining are suspended on the Dale unit until Wednesday, August 31st, but residents are free to move about the unit by wearing masks. Group rehab activities have resumed on the Bermuda unit. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in any area of living at Lucy Corr.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have INCREASED from 150 last week to 190 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county is 24%, which is a slight INCREASE from last week’s measurement of 23%.

Please check back here for the latest updates on COVID and how it may alter our operations. You can also access this same information by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, August 25th), and there was one dining department staff member who tested positive and is now isolating at home until cleared to return by the Lucy Corr medical team. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted yesterday, and no one tested positive. There are two residents who tested positive last week who are being cared for on our COVID isolation unit until they have completed their quarantine period. Group activities and dining are suspended on the Dale unit, but residents are free to move about the unit by wearing masks. Group rehab activities have resumed on the Bermuda unit. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in our Assisted Living, Independent Living, or Adult Day Center.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have DECREASED from 234 last week to 150 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county is 23%, which is a slight DECREASE from last week’s measurement of 24%.

Please check back here for the latest updates on COVID and how it may alter our operations. You can also access this same information by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 2022

We tested all staff today (Monday, August 22th), and there was one nursing department staff member who tested positive and is now isolating at home until cleared to return by the Lucy Corr medical team. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated. Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted today, and no one tested positive. There are two residents who tested positive last week who are being cared for on our COVID isolation unit until they have completed their quarantine period.

Group activities and dining are suspended on the Dale unit. Group rehab activities are suspended on the Bermuda unit. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in our Assisted Living, Independent Living, or Adult Day Center.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have DECREASED from 234 last week to 150 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county is 23%, which is a slight DECREASE from last week’s measurement of 24%.

Please check back here for the latest updates on COVID and how it may alter our operations. You can also access this same information by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, August 18), and there were two staff members who tested positive (one concierge and one business office) and both are now isolating at home until cleared to return by the Lucy Corr medical team. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted yesterday, and two residents tested positive (one from Bermuda, one from Dale). These two residents are being cared for on our COVID isolation unit until they have completed their quarantine period. Group activities and dining are suspended on the Dale. Rehab activities for Bermuda residents will be room-based and not gym-based until further notice. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance.

We will retest all staff and HCC residents on Monday, August 22.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in our Assisted Living, Independent Living, or Adult Day Center.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have DECREASED from 265 last week to 234 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county is 24%, which is a slight DECREASE from last week’s measurement of 25%.

Please check back here for the latest updates on COVID and how it may alter our operations. You can also access this same information by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday, August 15), and there was one HCC nursing staff member who tested positive and is now isolating at home. There are three staff members who tested positive last week, and they are also isolating at home until cleared to return by their physicians. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted yesterday, and no residents tested positive. All units are now open for group activities and dining except Midlothian unit (where yesterday’s positive staff member was working). Midlothian group dining and activities are suspended while we conduct testing. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance.

Presently we do not have any residents on campus with COVID.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have DECREASED from 265 last week to 234 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county is 24%, which is a slight DECREASE from last week’s measurement of 25%.

Please check back here for the latest updates on COVID and how it may alter our operations. You can also access this same information by calling our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, August 11th), and two staff members were positive. One positive staff member is on our rehab team and the other is on our nursing staff. Both staff members will isolate at home until cleared to return by their physicians. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted yesterday, and all residents were negative. We have completed outbreak testing and reached the end of 14 days with no new positives. All units are now open for group activities and dining. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance.

Presently we do not have any residents on campus with COVID.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have DECREASED from 327 last week to 265 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county is 25%, which is an INCREASE from last week’s measurement of 23%.
As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily. We appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday, August 8th), and all staff were negative. One member of our administrative shared services staff continues to isolate until cleared to return by medical staff. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted yesterday, and all residents were negative. There are no residents in the COVID unit. We will continue outbreak testing until we reach the end of 14 days with no new positives. Visitation will continue on all units in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance.

Presently we do not have any residents on campus with COVID.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have DECREASED from 327 last week to 265 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county is 25%, which is an INCREASE from last week’s measurement of 23%.

As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily. We appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, August 4th), and all staff were negative. One member of our administrative shared services staff, who has not been in the building since last Friday, tested positive and is isolating at home until cleared to return by medical staff. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted yesterday, and all residents were negative. There are two (2) HCC residents who tested positive over a week ago are isolating in the COVID unit until they are cleared to return to their residences by their physicians. Visitation will continue in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance on all units.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in our Independent Living, Assisted Living or Adult Day Center.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have INCREASED from 259 last week to 327 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county is 23%, which is the same as last week’s measurement.

As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily. We appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday, August 1st), and all staff were negative. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted yesterday, and all residents were negative. There are three (3) HCC residents who tested positive last week and are isolating in the COVID unit until they are cleared to return to their residences by their physicians. Visitation will continue in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance on all units.

We also have two (2) cottage residents in Independent Living with confirmed cases of COVID. They will be isolating in their cottage with free meal deliveries until cleared by their physician.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in our Assisted Living or Adult Day Center.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have INCREASED from 259 last week to 327 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county is 23%, which is the same as last week’s measurement.

As always, thank you for the care and dedication you show our residents and one another daily. We appreciate you.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JULY 29, 2022

We COVID tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, July 28th), and we are pleased to report that there were no positive results.  This week we did have a member of our rehab department test positive and that individual will remain at home on isolation until cleared to return by the medical staff.  All staff and vendors are vaccinated at Lucy Corr.
Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted yesterday.  One resident on our Dale Unit and another on our Bermuda unit tested positive and were relocated to our COVID isolation unit.  Group dining and activities are paused at this time in the HCC as we do outbreak testing.  Our next test date will be Monday, August 1. Visitation will continue in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance on all units.
There are currently no COVID positive residents in our Assisted Living or Adult Day Center.
Two Independent Living residents are isolating in their cottage after testing positive this week. The Bistro remains open for in-person dining at this time and we will be delivering meals to the residents in isolation at no charge.  Group activities and classes will continue in the Independent Living.
Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have decreased 295 last week to 249 this week.  The percent of positivity this week in the county remains above 20%.

Check back here for the latest updates on our COVID situation and how that influences or alters operations. You can also get this update by calling our local hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents, families, and our awesome staff in your thoughts and prayers, we certainly appreciate it.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JULY 26, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday, July 26th), and all staff were negative. There were three (3) staff members who tested positive last week and are isolating at home until they are cleared by medical staff to return to work. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted yesterday. There was one (1) resident on our Dale Unit who tested positive. This resident has temporarily moved to the COVID-19 isolation unit and will remain there until medically cleared. We retested all Dale residents again today, and we are very relieved to report all those residents were negative. Visitation will continue in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance on all units. While we do outbreak testing, we will temporarily suspend group dining and activities on the Dale unit. We will retest all staff and residents this Thursday, July 28th.

We now have two (2) cottage residents in Independent Living with confirmed cases of COVID. They will be isolating in their cottage with free meal deliveries until cleared by their physician.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in our Assisted Living or Adult Day Center.

Check back here for the latest updates on our COVID situation and how that influences or alters operations. You can also get this update by calling our local hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents, families, and our awesome staff in your thoughts and prayers, we certainly appreciate it.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JULY 22, 2022

We tested all staff again Thursday 7/21/22 and we had three COVID-positive staff members (one from environmental services, one from rehab, and one from nursing). All of these individuals will quarantine at home until cleared to return to care for our residents. As a reminder, all Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated.

We tested all residents yesterday in the Health Care Center (HCC) and we are pleased to report there were no COVID positive test results. Group dining and activities are temporarily suspended on our Clover Hill unit was we complete outbreak testing. Visitation the HCC continues per CMS guidelines. We will test all staff and residents in the HCC again during the day on Monday, July 25th.

One cottage resident in the Independent Living has tested positive today and will isolate under their doctor’s care. The Bistro will deliver meals at no charge while they complete their isolation period.

There are no COVID positive residents currently in the Assisted Living or the Adult Day Center.

Chesterfield County is rated RED for COVID transmissibility by CMS again this week and the percent of positivity remains at 24% as we see the new variant roll thru the area.

Check back here for the latest updates on COVID and any operational changes or you are welcome to call our local hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents, families, and our great staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR MONDAY, JULY 18, 2022

We tested all staff today (Monday, July 18th), and we had no staff members test positive for COVID. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted today. All nursing units were negative. There are still three (3) residents on the Clover Hill unit who tested positive for COVID who remain on isolation on Clover Hill. Group dining and activities in Clover Hill will be suspended as we continue outbreak testing. Visitation will continue in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance on all units.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in our Independent Living, Assisted Living or Adult Day Center.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have INCREASED from 249 last week to 295 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county was 24%, which is the same as last week’s measurement.

Check back here for the latest updates on testing and any operational changes on campus. You can also get this information by dialing our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents, their families, and our staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, July 14th), and we had no staff members test positive for COVID. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted yesterday. All nursing units were negative. There are still three (3) residents on the Clover Hill (secured) unit who tested positive for COVID last week who remain on isolation on Clover Hill. Group dining and activities in Clover Hill will be suspended as we continue outbreak testing on this unit. Visitation will continue in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance on all units.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in our Independent Living, Assisted Living or Adult Day Center.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have INCREASED from 245 last week to 249 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county was 24%, which is up from 20% which was last week’s measurement.

Check back here for the latest updates on our COVID status, visitation, and any operational changes. You can also call our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JULY 12, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday, July 11th), and we had no staff members test positive for COVID. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted yesterday. All nursing units were negative with the exception of our Clover Hill secured unit. One (1) additional resident on the secured unit tested positive for COVID. Due to the nature of those who reside on that secured unit and the total number of those COVID-positive exceeding the capacity of our COVID hallway, they will remain on Clover Hill on isolation. Group dining and activities will be suspended as we continue outbreak testing on this unit. Visitation will continue in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance on all units.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in our Assisted Living, Independent Living, or Adult Day Center.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have INCREASED again this week and the percent of positivity in Chesterfield this week is 24%, which is up 4% from last week’s measurement.

As always, thank you for keeping our dedicated staff and our residents in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JULY 7, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, July 7th), and we had one staff member test positive for COVID. The staff member works in support services and will remain at home to isolate until being cleared to return by our medical staff. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted yesterday. All nursing units were negative with the exception of our Clover Hill secured unit. 2 additional residents on the secured unit have tested positive for COVID. Due to the nature of those who reside on that secured unit and the total number of those COVID-positive exceeding the capacity of our COVID hallway, they will remain on Clover Hill on isolation. Group dining and activities will be suspended as we continue outbreak testing on this unit. Visitation will continue in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance on all units.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in our Assisted Living or Adult Day Center.

One Independent Living resident who traveled out of town and contracted COVID is still isolating in their cottage under the care of their PCP. The Bistro remains open for in-person dining at this time and we will be delivering meals to the resident in isolation at no charge. Group activities and classes will continue in the Independent Living.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have INCREASED from 185 last week to 245 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county was 20%, which is up from 16% last week’s measurement. Check back here for the most current information on COVID testing and any operational updates including visitation. You can also get updates by calling our local hotline at 804-425-7522.

As always, thank you for keeping our residents and caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JULY 1, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday), and we had two staff members test positive for COVID. One staff member works in our Health Care Center and the other in support services. Both staff will remain at home to isolate until being cleared to return by our medical staff. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Testing for residents in the Health Care Center was conducted both yesterday and today. All nursing units were negative with the exception of our Clover Hill secured unit. 14 residents on the secured unit have tested positive for COVID. Due to the nature of those who reside on that secured unit and the total number of those COVID-positive exceeding the capacity of our COVID isolation unit, they will remain on Clover Hill on room isolation. This plan was done in partnership with our local Health Department in conjunction with our medical staff. Group dining and activities will be suspended as we continue outbreak testing on this unit. Visitation will continue in the Health Care Center per CMS guidance on all units.

There are currently 3 residents on the COVID isolation unit, all of whom will complete their isolation period early next week.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in our Assisted Living or Adult Day Center.

One Independent Living resident who traveled out of town has contracted COVID and will be isolating in their cottage under the care of their PCP. The Bistro remains open for in-person dining at this time and we will be delivering meals to the resident in isolation at no charge. Group activities and classes will continue in the Independent Living.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have decreased from 247 last week to 185 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county was 16%, which is unchanged from last week’s measurement.

Finally, if you are planning to visit Lucy Corr on Monday July 4th, please be advised that the Chesterfield County Police will begin altering traffic patterns around the fairgrounds at 5pm to prepare for the free fireworks display. Entry to our campus will be altered and traffic will be slow and congested. We will have Deputies posted at our entrances to prohibit entry to anyone other than staff or resident family members and the parking lot to the health care center will be closing at 5pm. Please plan your visits accordingly and please be safe as you travel this holiday weekend.

As always, please keep our residents and caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2022

On Saturday, June 25, one concierge staff member tested positive and is isolating at home and will remain there until being cleared to return by our Medical staff. We tested all staff today (Monday, June 27), and no one tested positive.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in our Assisted Living, Independent Living, or Adult Day Center.

When we retested Health Care Center residents today (Monday, June 27), no one tested positive. There are four residents who previously tested positive and are being cared for on our COVID isolation unit in the Health Care Center until they have completed their quarantine period. Some of these residents are experiencing mild symptoms while others are not experiencing any symptoms.

Group dining and group activities are being significantly limited in the Health Care Center as we conduct outbreak testing.

Visitation in the Health Care Center will continue, but we respectfully ask that you consider rescheduling your visit or visiting virtually as we manage this small COVID outbreak.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have decreased from 237 last week to 185 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county was 16.64%.

Should any operational or visitation policies be altered due to COVID we will post it here and on our local information hotline at (804)-425-7522.

Please keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday,  June 23), and we had one nursing staff member test positive in the Health Care Center and one assisted living staff member test positive. The staff members, who are vaccinated, will isolate at home and remain there until being cleared to return by our Medical staff.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in our Assisted Living, Independent Living, or Adult Day Center.

When we retested Health Care Center residents yesterday (Thursday, June 23), one resident on our Midlothian unit tested positive. Residents who have tested positive are being cared for on our COVID isolation unit in the Health Care Center until they have completed their quarantine period. Some of these residents are experiencing mild symptoms while others are not experiencing any symptoms. Currently we have four residents on the isolation unit upstairs.

Group dining and group activities are being significantly limited in the Health Care Center as we conduct outbreak testing.

Visitation in the Health Care Center will continue, but we respectfully ask that you consider rescheduling your visit or visiting virtually as we manage this small COVID outbreak.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have decreased from 247 last week to 237 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county was 16.9%.

Should any operational or visitation policies be altered due to COVID we will post it here and on our local information hotline at (804)-425-7522.

Please keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday, June 20), and we had two nursing staff members test positive in the Health Care Center. The staff members, who are vaccinated, will isolate at home and remain there until being cleared to return by our Medical staff. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in our Assisted Living, Independent Living, or Adult Day Center.

When we retested Health Care Center residents yesterday (Monday, June 20), one resident on our Bermuda rehab unit tested positive. Residents who have tested positive are being cared for on our COVID isolation unit in the Health Care Center until they have completed their quarantine period. Some of these residents are experiencing mild symptoms while others are not experiencing any symptoms. Currently we have 9 residents on the isolation unit upstairs.

Group dining and group activities are being significantly limited in the Health Care Center as we conduct outbreak testing.

Visitation in the Health Care Center will continue, but we respectfully ask that you consider rescheduling your visit or visiting virtually as we manage this small COVID outbreak.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have decreased from 247 last week to 237 this week. The percent of positivity this week in the county was 16.9%.

Please keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday), and we had three members in the Health Care Center test positive for COVID-19. Today, one staff member was tested outside the facility due to symptoms, and has tested positive for COVID. These four staff members are isolating at home. The three HCC staff members who tested positive last week are isolating at home and will come back to work when they are cleared by the Lucy Corr medical team. All staff are vaccinated at Lucy Corr.

There are currently no COVID positive residents in our Assisted Living, Independent Living, or Adult Day Center.

When we retested Health Care Center residents yesterday (Thursday), one resident on our Bermuda rehab unit tested positive. Residents who have tested positive are being cared for on our COVID isolation unit in the Health Care Center until they have completed their quarantine period. Some of these residents are experiencing mild symptoms while others are not experiencing any symptoms. Next week some of these residents will have completed their quarantine period and will return to their rooms when cleared by the Lucy Corr medical team. Of the 13 residents on the isolation unit 2 are unvaccinated.

Visitation in the Health Care Center will continue, but we respectfully ask that you consider rescheduling your visit or visiting virtually as we manage this outbreak. We are currently not accepting admissions to the Health Care Center so we may focus on the testing and treatment of our existing residents and our staff on quarantine. Group dining and group activities have been paused until further notice. We will retest all staff and Health Care Center residents next week.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have decreased from 267 last week to 247 this week. The percent of positivity in Chesterfield County is 16.9%, down from 19.9% last week.

Please keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

If you are not feeling well please consider postponing your visit or allow us to set-up a virtual visit. Should any operational or visitation policies be altered due to COVID we will post it here and on our local information hotline at (804)-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 2022

We tested all staff on Monday (June 13), and no one tested positive for COVID-19. The two Health Care Center staff members who tested positive last week are isolating at home. Today (June 14), we tested another Health Care Center staff member who was experiencing COVID symptoms, and they were positive. That staff member is now isolating at home.

When we retested residents last Thursday (June 9), one Health Care Center resident on Matoaca tested positive for COVID-19. The next day, Friday (June 10), we tested all Health Care Center residents, and two residents living on Bermuda and four residents living on Midlothian were positive for COVID-19. On Monday (June 13), we tested residents again and one Midlothian resident and two Bermuda residents were positive. We have suspended group dining and activities and isolated the residents that tested positive.

Visitation will continue, but we respectfully ask that you consider rescheduling your visit or visiting virtually.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have decreased from 267 last week to 247 this week. This is the second week of decreased COVID.

All staff at Lucy Corr are fully vaccinated.

We will be testing all staff again on Monday, June 13 and report back on these results.

If you are not feeling well please consider postponing your visit or allow us to set-up a virtual visit. Should any operational or visitation policies be altered due to COVID we will post it here and on our local information hotline at (804)-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 2022

We tested all staff on Thursday (June 9), and no one tested positive for COVID-19. The two HCC staff members who tested positive earlier in the week are isolating at home.

We retested residents this week, and on Thursday (June 9) one HCC resident on Matoaca tested positive for COVID-19. On Friday (June 10), we tested all HCC residents, and two residents living on Bermuda and four residents living on Midlothian were positive for COVID-19. We are suspending group dining and group activities until we can test all residents and staff again on Monday (June 13).

Visitation will continue, but we respectfully ask that you consider rescheduling your visit or visiting virtually until results are back from Monday’s tests.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have decreased from 308 last week to 267 this week. This is a welcome end to the previous six straight weeks of increased COVID.

All staff at Lucy Corr are fully vaccinated.

We will be testing all staff again on Monday, June 13 and report back on these results.

If you are not feeling well please consider postponing your visit or allow us to set-up a virtual visit. Should any operational or visitation policies be altered due to COVID we will post it here and on our local information hotline at (804)-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, June 9), and no one tested positive for COVID-19. The HCC staff member who tested positive earlier in the week is isolating at home. Another staff member, who worked in the Adult Day Center and HCC, also tested positive earlier in the week and is now isolating at home. We tested all ADC participants yesterday, and no one tested positive.

We retested residents this week and yesterday one HCC resident on Matoaca tested positive for COVID-19. We are testing all HCC residents today (Friday, June 10) and should have results back tomorrow (Saturday, June 11). In the meantime, out of an abundance of caution, we are suspending group dining and group activities until we get results back.

Visitation will continue, but we respectfully ask that you consider rescheduling your visit or visiting virtually until results are back.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have decreased from 308 last week to 267 this week. This is a welcome end to the previous six straight weeks of increased COVID.

All staff at Lucy Corr are fully vaccinated.

We will be testing all staff again on Monday, June 13 and report back on these results.

If you are not feeling well please consider postponing your visit or allow us to set-up a virtual visit. Should any operational or visitation policies be altered due to COVID we will post it here and on our local information hotline at (804)-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 2022

There are no residents in any level of care (Health Care, Assisted Living, Adult Day, or Independent Living) with COVID-19 at this time.

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday June 6,), and had one staff member test positive for COVID-19. That staff member works in the Health Care Center, is fully vaccinated, and will isolate at home.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases per 100,000 residents in the county have decreased from 308 last week to 267 this week. This is a welcome end to the previous six straight weeks of increased COVID.

All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

If you are not feeling well please consider postponing your visit or allow us to set-up a virtual visit. Should any operational or visitation policies be altered do to COVID we will post it here and on our local information hotline at (804)-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 2022

There are no COVID positive residents in the Health Care Center or the Independent Living at this time. We currently have ONE resident in isolation for COVID on the Traditional side of our Assisted Living.

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday), and there were no positive test results. Both staff members who previously tested positive for the virus have returned to work. All staff at Lucy Corr are vaccinated.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases in the county are higher again this week than last week – making it six straight weeks of increased COVID data.

If you are not feeling well please consider postponing your visit or allow us to set-up a virtual visit. Should any operational or visitation policies be altered do to COVID we will post it here and on our local information hotline at (804)-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 2022

Due to the Memorial Day holiday, we elected to test all staff for COVID on Tuesday, May 31. All staff tested were negative for COVID.

Currently there are no COVID positive residents in the Health Care Center or the Independent Living. The Assisted Living has one resident in quarantine after testing positive for the virus last week. Out of an abundance of caution, all group dining and group activities are suspended in the Assisted Living. Residents were tested Tuesday and will test again tomorrow (Thursday, June 2).

Chesterfield County continues to post higher COVID transmissibility scores each week which drives CMS to rate the county as “RED”. We will continue to test all staff twice weekly per protocols and we will continue to ask all visitors to be screened before entering the Assisted Living or Health Care Center and all visitors must wear a mask when inside the buildings.

Please check back here for the latest on the COVID information and how that status may alter our visitation or operations. You can also call our local information hotline at 804-425-7522.

Thank you for keeping our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, MAY 27, 2022

There are no COVID positive residents in the Health Care Center or the Independent Living at this time. We currently have ONE resident in isolation for COVID on the Traditional side of our Assisted Living. At this time group dining and group activities are still suspended in the Assisted Living to help prevent exposure. Visitation is open to all parts of our campus and all visitors will be screened by staff at entry and must wear a mask when inside the facilities around staff and residents.

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, May 26) and all Assisted Living residents and there were no positive test results. We do have two AL staff members out serving a period of quarantine due to testing positive for the virus last week. They may return once cleared by our medical team. All Lucy Corr staff are fully vaccinated.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases in the county are higher again this week than last week – making it 5 straight weeks of increased COVID.

Due to the Memorial Day holiday on Monday, COVID testing for all staff will be done the following day (Tuesday, May 31, at the regular testing times).

Check back here for updates on COVID and announcements for alterations to operations or you may call our information hotline at 804-425-7522. As always please keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, MAY 24, 2022

There are no COVID positive residents in the Health Care Center or the Independent Living at this time.

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday, May 23), which resulted in two staff members testing positive for COVID. Both staff members are in shared services: one part-time Concierge who has not worked in the last ten days and one part-time companion who has been working in the Assisted Living for the last ten days. The two staff members who are COVID positive will remain at home on quarantine until they are cleared to return by our medical staff. All other staff were negative for the virus. All Lucy Corr staff on campus are fully vaccinated.

Our Assisted Living (AL) retested all residents again yesterday (Monday, May 23) and there was one new COVID positive resident. The previous AL residents who tested positive have completed their period of isolation. Group meals and group activities continue to be suspended and we will retest all AL residents and staff this Thursday (May 26).

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases in the county are higher again this week than last week – making it five straight weeks of increased COVID.

Check back here for updates or you may call our local information hotline at 804-425-7522. Please keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, MAY 20, 2022

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday, May 19) and all staff were negative for COVID. There are no COVID positive residents in the Health Care Center or the Independent Living at this time.

Our Assisted Living retested all residents again yesterday (Thursday) and there were no new COVID positive results. The 3 AL residents who tested positive on Monday, 5/2/22 have completed their required isolation period. However, we do have 3 other AL residents who are still in their quarantine period. We currently have 2 AL staff who are at home isolating after testing positive for the virus last week. Group meals and group activities continue to be suspended in the AL during this period of outbreak testing.

All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated as are an overwhelming number of our residents in all levels of care.

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases in the county are higher again this week, but we are not seeing that drive COVID-related hospitalizations higher. All visitors and staff entering our Assisted Living or Health Care Facility will be screened for symptoms, fever, and exposure before entering the in-patient areas and all staff and visitors must wear mask when inside the facilities. If you don’t feel well please consider scheduling a virtual visit with your loved one or delaying your visit until your symptoms go away. We also encourage everyone to be vaccinated, especially if you are often with someone who is elderly or has a weakened immune system.

As always, we appreciate your continued thoughts and prayers for our residents and our caregivers.

– Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, MAY 17, 2022

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases in the county are higher again this week, but we are not seeing that drive COVID-related hospitalizations higher.

We tested all staff yesterday (Monday) and all staff were negative for COVID. There are no COVID positive residents in the Health Care Center or the Independent Living at this time.

Our Assisted Living retested all residents again Monday and there were no new COVID positive results. The 3 AL residents who tested positive on Monday, 5/2/22 have completed their required isolation period. However, we do have 3 other AL residents who are still in their quarantine period. AL staff are tested daily and today we did have one nursing staff member test positive for the virus. That staff member has not worked the previous two days and will quarantine at home until cleared to return by our medical staff. Group meals and group activities continue to be suspended in the AL during this period of outbreak testing.

All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated as are an overwhelming number of our residents in all levels of care. As always, please check back here for the latest on our COVID status as well as any changes to our operations or visitation protocols. You are also welcome to call our local information hotline at 804-425-7522. Please keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

– Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, MAY 13, 2022

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases in the county are higher again this week, but we are not seeing that drive COVID-related hospitalizations higher.

We tested all staff yesterday (Thursday) and all staff were negative for COVID. There are no COVID positive in the Health Care Center at this time.

Our Assisted Living retested all residents again today and no new COVID positive results were found. The 3 AL residents who tested positive on Monday, 5/2/22 have completed their required isolation period. However, we do have 3 other AL residents who are still in their quarantine period. Residents as staff will retest Monday. Group meals and group activities are suspended in the AL during this period of outbreak testing.

One of our Independent Living residents was diagnosed with COVID last week has completed their quarantine period and no other residents in the IL have tested positive. Presently the Bistro remains open for meals and group activities at this time and no future COVID testing is scheduled at this time.

All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated as are an overwhelming number of our residents in all levels of care. We want to thank those of you who received your boosters during our Pfizer vaccine clinic the last week in April.

I hope you have enjoyed the photos on social media of our fantastic National Nursing Home Week celebrations.

– Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, MAY 10, 2022

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. Cases in the county are higher again this week, but we are not seeing that drive COVID-related hospitalizations higher.

We tested all staff yesterday and all staff were negative for COVID. There are no COVID positive in the Health Care Center at this time.

We had another resident in our Assisted Living test COVID positive yesterday. There are now 5 residents on the traditional side of AL who are on isolation for COVID. All 5 are vaccinated. Three of these five residents will conclude their isolation at the end of this week. We continue to test all AL residents and staff more than twice weekly. Group meals and group activities are temporarily suspended in the AL.

One of our Independent Living residents was diagnosed with COVID last week and that individual (who is also vaccinated) is isolating in their apartment. Testing for IL residents occurred last Thursday, May 5th, with no COVID positive results among those who agreed to be tested. We retested those IL residents again this week just to be on the safe side and all remain negative for the virus. Presently the Bistro remains open for meals and group activities at this time.

All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated as are an overwhelming number of our residents in all levels of care. We want to thank those of you who received your boosters during our Pfizer vaccine clinic the last week in April.

Check back here or call 804-425-7522 for our info hotline to stay up to date on our testing results and any changes to our operations due to COVID.

Have a great National Nursing Home Week and check out our pictures on Facebook.

– Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, MAY 6, 2022

Chesterfield County is still rated RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. The number of total Chesterfield citizens who have tested positive has grown quickly over the last two weeks. We continue to test all staff for COVID twice weekly. All staff testing yesterday (Thursday, May 5th) was negative for COVID. There are no COVID positive residents in the Health Care Center.

We have 4 residents in our Assisted Living who are on isolation for COVID. Three were diagnosed on Monday, May 2nd, and one additional positive occurred yesterday. There are also 4 AL staff members who were diagnosed on Monday with COVID who are isolating at home. We continue to test the AL residents and staff more than twice weekly in an effort to cast a better net to catch the virus as it tries to spread. Group meals and group activities are temporarily suspended in the AL.

One of our Independent Living residents was diagnosed with COVID this week and they are isolating in their apartment. Testing for IL residents occurred yesterday with no COVID positive results among those who agreed to be tested. The Bistro remains open for meals and group activities at this time.

All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated as are an overwhelming number of our residents in all levels of care. We want to thank those staff and residents who received boosters during last week’s Pfizer vaccine clinic and encourage you to make good choices this Mother’s Day weekend now that you know that the virus is very prevalent in Chesterfield County.

We have, despite all things, enjoyed Nurses Week and we are all looking forward to National Nursing Home Week starting Monday May 9.

– Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, MAY 3, 2022

Chesterfield County remains rated as RED by CMS for COVID transmissibility. This past reporting period, the county has seen a near doubling of the number of cases per 100,000. It is due to this CMS rating that Lucy Corr continues to test all staff twice weekly.

Today’s testing for staff was negative with the exception of two members of our team who work in the Assisted Living. These two staff members (one clinical and the other dining services) will quarantine at home until our medical team clears them to return to work. Both staff members are fully vaccinated.

Due to the exposure of these staff members, we tested all our residents in the Assisted Living. The three residents, who are fully vaccinated, have tested positive from rapid tests. We have submitted their samples to our lab for a PCR result, which we should have Tuesday afternoon (May 2, 2022). Regardless of those results, we have made the following changes to our operations in the Assisted Living:

  • All three potentially positive residents are in isolation in their apartments and we have requested anti-viral medications for them to start if they are verified COVID positive by the lab. Their families have been notified along with their physicians.
  • Group dining and activities have been suspended for all residents until further notice.
  • Assisted Living residents and staff will be tested daily for COVID.
  • We have asked that COVID positive residents delay visits with family and opt for virtual visits. While visitation is not prohibited in the Assisted Living during an outbreak, we are informing visitors of the latest update so that they may make their own decisions for themselves and their loved one regarding visitation.

Since no other staff on campus has tested positive (and there is no COVID anywhere other than the Assisted Living), normal operations are continuing overall on the Lucy Corr campus.

We will be COVID testing all staff again this Thursday (May 5, 2022). Visitation continues as usual – with screening at our points of entry for fever and COVID exposure, and the requirement to wear a mask if you are visiting someone in the Health Care Center.

Please check back here or call our local information hotline at 804-425-7522 for the latest on our COVID status and any visitation or operational changes.

As always, please keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

– Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 2022

Chesterfield County continues to be coded by CMS as RED for COVID transmissibility. We continue to COVID test our staff twice weekly, and we are pleased to report that testing yesterday (Thursday 4/28/2022) was again negative for COVID. We are also pleased that presently we do not have any residents on campus with COVID. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated, and we continue to wear K-N95 masks when in resident care areas. We are continuing to screen all visitors for fever and symptoms/exposure before they visit, and we are still requiring all visitors to wear a source control mask when inside the facility.

We held a booster vaccine clinic this week (on April 27th) and we vaccinated/booster over 200 eligible residents and staff. If you have not been vaccinated we encourage you to do so.

Check back here for the most up-to-date information on our COVID-status, operational adjustments, and visitation status. You may also call our local information hotline at 804-425-7522.

Happy National Arbor Day!  Hope you enjoy the weekend. And as always, please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 2022

Chesterfield County continues to be coded by CMS as RED for COVID transmissibility. We continue to COVID test our staff twice weekly and we are pleased to report that testing yesterday (Monday 4/25/2022) was again negative for COVID. We are also pleased that presently we do not have any residents on campus with COVID. All Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated and we continue to wear K-N95 mask when in resident care areas. We are continuing to screen all visitors for fever and symptoms/exposure before they visit and we are still requiring all visitors to wear a source control mask when inside the facility.

We are looking forward to our Vaccine Booster Clinic that will be held on April 27th from 10am until 1pm on our campus for all residents and staff who are eligible. We will be administering the Pfizer vaccine. If your loved on resides in the Assisted Living or the Nursing Center you will be contacted by our staff for permission to give the booster (if your loved one is eligible). Check back here for the most up-to-date info on the clinic and all things COVID or you can call our local hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 2022

Chesterfield County continues to be coded by CMS as RED for COVID transmissibility. We are pleased that the number of county citizens testing positive continue to be low, but it has not dropped low enough to alter the transmission rating yet. We continue to test our staff twice weekly and we are pleased to report that testing yesterday (Thursday 4/21/22) was negative for COVID. We are also pleased that presently we do not have any residents on campus with COVID.

The continued risk of COVID is why all Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated and are wearing K-N95 masks when in resident care areas. It is also why we are screening all visitors for fever and symptoms/exposure before they visit and we are still requiring all visitors to wear a source control mask when inside the facility.

We are hosting a COVID vaccine booster clinic on April 27th from 10am until 1pm on our campus for all residents and staff who are eligible. We will be administering the Pfizer vaccine. If your loved on resides in the Assisted Living or the Nursing Center you will be contacted by our staff for permission to give the booster (if your loved one is eligible). Check back here for the most up-to-date info on the clinic and all things COVID or you can call our local hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 2022

Chesterfield County continues to be coded by CMS as RED for COVID transmissibility. We are pleased that the number of county citizens testing positive continue to be low, but it has not dropped low enough to alter the transmission rating yet. We continue to test our staff twice weekly and we are pleased to report that testing yesterday (Monday 4/18/22) was negative for COVID. We are also pleased that presently we do not have any residents on campus with COVID.

The continued risk of COVID is why all Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated and are wearing K-N95 masks when in resident care areas. It is also why we are screening all visitors for fever and symptoms/exposure before they visit and we are still requiring all visitors to wear a source control mask when inside the facility.

We are hosting a COVID vaccine booster clinic on April 27th from 10am until 1pm on our campus for all residents and staff who are eligible. We will be administering the Pfizer vaccine. If your loved on resides in the Assisted Living or the Nursing Center you will be contacted by our staff for permission to give the booster (if your loved one is eligible). Check back here for the most up-to-date info on the clinic and all things COVID or you can call our local hotline at 804-425-7522.
Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 2022

Chesterfield County continues to be coded by CMS as RED for COVID transmissibility. We are pleased that the number of county citizens testing positive continue to be low, but it has not dropped low enough to alter the transmission rating yet. We continue to test our staff twice weekly and we are pleased to report that testing yesterday and on Monday were negative for COVID. We are also please that presently we do not have any residents on campus with COVID.

This week we did have a nursing student/graduate test positive outside our campus. This individual has not yet started work with any residents or started any training on the units. However, they were onsite with our Human Resources staff recently, and we will retest those team members more frequently over the next few days due to the possibility of exposure. We would rather be safe than sorry as we know the Omicron BA.2 sub-variant is prevalent in the northern part of Virginia and will likely make its presence known here in the next few weeks.

The continued risk of COVID is why all Lucy Corr staff are vaccinated and are wearing K-N95 masks when in resident care areas. It is also why we are screening all visitors for fever and symptoms/exposure before they visit and requiring all visitors to wear a source control mask.

We are hosting a COVID vaccine booster clinic on April 27th from 10am until 1pm on our campus for all residents and staff who are eligible. We will be administering the Pfizer vaccine. If your loved on resides in the Assisted Living or the Nursing Center you will be contacted by our staff for permission to give the booster (if your loved one is eligible). Check back here for the most up-to-date info on the clinic and all things COVID or you can call our local hotline at 804-425-7522.

We wish you a Happy Easter weekend and encourage you to be mindful if you are celebrating around friends or family because COVID is still out there and it is still harmful to those who are older or have other chronic medical conditions.

Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 2022

We completed COVID testing of all staff Monday (yesterday), and we are very glad to report there were no staff positive for the virus. We are equally pleased to pass along that there are currently no residents on campus in any level of care with COVID. All staff are vaccinated.

The number of cases and hospitalizations in Chesterfield County has continued to decline each week, however the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has the county at “RED” for transmissibility. This week, there were 73 COVID cases per 100,000 Chesterfield residents, and at that ratio/rate, our county is rated RED. Nursing facility protocols for the RED require that team members are tested for COVID twice weekly and must wear K-N95 or better masks and eye/face protection when in residential areas.

The CDC relaxed mask and social distancing rules for the public at the end of February, however, healthcare providers were not included in those changes. Every staff member, vendor, or visitor coming to our in-patient facilities must still be screened for fever, screened for exposure, and issued a non-cloth mask for source control that must be worn properly.

Two weeks ago, the Biden administration announced it was going to recommend that a second COVID vaccine booster be approved for those over age 50 and anyone else 18 and older who had immune-compromised conditions. At this point, an additional booster is recommended only if it has been more than four months since a person received their last booster. We are waiting to set up our Booster Clinic pending a date from the Department of Health. Once we have a plan in place, we will communicate that here and on our local phone information hotline — 804-425-7522. The facility leadership will also reach out to the families of our residents to inquire if they wish to have their loved one receive this additional booster.

Again, thank you for your patience as we navigate these new recommendations, and as always we appreciate your thoughts and prayers for our residents and our fabulous staff.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 2022

We completed COVID testing of all staff yesterday, and we are very glad to report there were no staff positive for the virus. We are equally pleased to pass along that there are currently no residents on campus in any level of care with COVID. All staff are vaccinated.

The number of cases and hospitalizations in Chesterfield County has continued to decline each week, however the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) still has the county at “RED” for transmissibility. Rather than use the previous measure of the number of positive COVID tests in the county, CMS now uses the number of cases per 100,000 people who reside in a county. This week, there were 133 COVID cases per 100,000 Chesterfield residents, and at that ratio/rate, our county remains RED. Nursing facility protocols for the RED and ORANGE levels are identical, which requires that team members are tested for COVID twice weekly and must wear K-N95 or better masks and eye/face protection when in residential areas.

The CDC relaxed mask and social distancing rules for the public at the end of February, however, healthcare providers were not included in those changes. Every staff member, vendor, or visitor coming to our in-patient facilities must still be screened for fever, screened for exposure, and issued a non-cloth mask for source control that must be worn properly.

Last week, the Biden administration announced it was going to recommend that a second COVID vaccine booster be approved for those over age 50 and anyone else 18 and older who had immune-compromised conditions. At this point, this additional booster is recommended only if it has been more than four months since a person received their last booster. We are beginning the process to engage our Medical Director and Clinical Leadership to determine how we will facilitate access to the booster for those residents and staff who wish to receive them. Previously we have partnered with outside pharmacy providers and the local health department to do on-site clinics. Once we have our partners and plans in place we will communicate that here and on our local phone information hotline — 804-425-7522. The facility leadership will also reach out to the families of our residents to inquire if they wish to have their loved one receive this additional booster.

Again, thank you for your patience as we navigate these new recommendations, and as always we appreciate your thoughts and prayers for our residents and our fabulous staff.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 2022

We completed COVID testing of all staff yesterday and we are very glad to report there were no staff positive for the virus. We are equally pleased to pass along that there are currently no residents on campus in any level of care with COVID. All staff are vaccinated.

The number of cases and hospitalizations in Chesterfield County has continued to decline each week, however the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) still has the county at “RED” for transmissibility. Rather than use the previous measure of the number of positive COVID tests in the county, CMS now uses the number of cases per 100,000 people who reside in a county. This week, there were 133 COVID cases per 100,000 Chesterfield residents, and at that ratio/rate, our county remains RED. Nursing facility protocols for the RED and ORANGE levels are identical, which requires that team members are tested for COVID twice weekly and must wear K-N95 or better masks and eye/face protection when in residential areas.

The CDC relaxed mask and social distancing rules for the public at the end of February, however, healthcare providers were not included in those changes. Every staff member, vendor, or visitor coming to our in-patient facilities must still be screened for fever, screened for exposure, and issued a non-cloth mask for source control that must be worn properly.

Last week, the Biden administration announced it was going to recommend that a second COVID vaccine booster be approved for those over age 50 and anyone else 18 and older who had immune-compromised conditions. At this point, this additional booster is recommended only if it has been more than four months since a person received their last booster. We are beginning the process to engage our Medical Director and Clinical Leadership to determine how we will facilitate access to the booster for those residents and staff who wish to receive them. Previously we have partnered with outside pharmacy providers and the local health department to do on-site clinics. Once we have our partners and plans in place we will communicate that here and on our local phone information hotline — 804-425-7522. The facility leadership will also reach out to the families of our residents to inquire if they wish to have their loved one receive this additional booster.

Again, thank you for your patience as we navigate these new recommendations, and as always we appreciate your thoughts and prayers for our residents and our fabulous staff.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 2022

We completed our twice weekly COVID testing of all staff yesterday and we are very glad to report there were no staff positive for the virus. We are equally pleased to pass along that there are currently no residents on campus in any level of care with COVID. All staff are vaccinated.

The number of cases and hospitalizations in Chesterfield County has continued to decline each week, however the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) still has the county at “RED” for transmissibility.  Rather than use the previous measure of the number of positive COVID tests in the county, CMS now uses the number of cases per 100,000 people who reside in a county. This week, there were 280 COVID cases per 100,000 Chesterfield residents, and at that ratio/rate, our county remains RED. Nursing facility protocols for the RED and ORANGE levels are identical, which requires that team members are tested for COVID twice weekly and must wear K-N95 or better masks and eye/face protection when in residential areas.

Regardless of the CMS transmissibility rating, and even the CDC relaxing the mask and social distancing rules for the public, healthcare providers were not included in those changes. Every staff member, vendor, or visitor coming to our in-patient facilities must still be screened for fever, screened for exposure, and issued a non-cloth mask for source control that must be worn properly.

This week, the Biden administration announced it was going to recommend that a second COVID vaccine booster be approved for those over age 50 and anyone else 18 and older who had immune-compromised conditions. At this point, this additional booster is recommended only if it has been more than four months since a person received their last booster. The FDA soon released its support of that policy and we are beginning the process to engage our Medical Director and Clinical Leadership to determine how we will facilitate access to the booster for those residents and staff who wish to receive them. Previously we have partnered with outside pharmacy providers and the local health department to do on-site clinics. Once we have our partners and plans in place we will communicate that here and on our local phone information hotline — 804-425-7522. The facility leadership will also reach out to the families of our residents to inquire if they wish to have their loved one receive this additional booster.

Again, thank you for your patience as we navigate these new recommendations, and as always we appreciate your thoughts and prayers for our residents and our fabulous staff.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 2022

All staff COVID testing on Monday, March 28, 2022 was again negative for the virus. Lucy Corr staff are fully vaccinated and there are no COVID-positive residents on campus at this time.

CMS continues to have Chesterfield County in the “RED” for COVID transmissibility data this week, therefore we will continue our testing and COVID protocols which include staff testing twice weekly.

Visitors to campus, just like all staff and vendors, must be screened before entry and wear a mask while inside the facilities. Even though mask and social distancing protocols have been relaxed by the CDC for the general public, healthcare providers like us were NOT included in that guidance. Please be patient with our staff when you visit to allow us to follow the CMS rules for our licensure – the last thing we need is a fine from CMS because they inspect us unannounced and find visitors not following the infection control protocols for COVID.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or around anyone who has COVID-like symptoms, please consider delaying your visit. Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents, their families, and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 2022

All staff COVID testing on Thursday, March 24, 2022 was again negative for the virus. Lucy Corr staff are fully vaccinated and there are no COVID-positive residents on campus at this time. Due to CMS protocols, we will continue to test all staff twice weekly.

Visitors to campus, just like all staff and vendors, must be screened before entry and wear a mask while inside the facilities. Even though mask and social distancing protocols have been relaxed by the CDC for the general public, healthcare providers like us were NOT included in that guidance. Please be patient with our staff when you visit to allow us to follow the CMS rules for our licensure – the last thing we need is a fine from CMS because they inspect us unannounced and find visitors not following the infection control protocols for COVID.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or around anyone who has COVID-like symptoms, please consider delaying your visit. Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents, their families, and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 2022

All staff COVID testing on Monday, March 21, 2022 was again negative for the virus. Lucy Corr staff are fully vaccinated and there are no COVID-positive residents on campus at this time.

CMS has released the COVID transmissibility data this week and I am pleased to report that Chesterfield’s percent of positive COVID testing in at 3.5% which is the lowest level we’ve seen in many months. However, the community transmission rating from CMS for the county still has us as “RED”, therefore we must continue our testing and COVID protocols which include staff testing twice weekly.

Visitors to campus, just like all staff and vendors, must be screened before entry and wear a mask while inside the facilities. Even though mask and social distancing protocols have been relaxed by the CDC for the general public, healthcare providers like us were NOT included in that guidance. Please be patient with our staff when you visit to allow us to follow the CMS rules for our licensure – the last thing we need is a fine from CMS because they inspect us unannounced and find visitors not following the infection control protocols for COVID.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or around anyone who has COVID-like symptoms, please consider delaying your visit. Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents, their families, and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 2022

All staff testing on Thursday, March 17, 2022 was free of any COVID-positive results. There are currently no COVID-positive residents in any line of service on campus (Health Care, Assisted Living, Adult Day, or Independent Living). Our staff on campus are all vaccinated.
CMS still rates Chesterfield County COVID transmission as “RED”. We see the percent of positivity in Chesterfield has now dropped to just over 5% – which is encouraging to see. However, due to the CMS rating for the county being RED, we are continuing to test staff twice weekly.
As you may already be aware, the CDC issued new protocols for masking and social distancing for the general public. Please be aware that health care providers (like hospitals and nursing facilities) were not included in the “relaxed” guidance. Our visitation protocols are unchanged and we will still be screening both visitors, vendors, and staff as well as using source control and all infection control protocols until further notice.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or around anyone who has COVID-like symptoms, please consider delaying your visit. Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents, their families, and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 2022

All staff testing on Monday, March 14th, 2022 was free of any COVID-positive results. There are currently no COVID-positive residents in any line of service on campus (Health Care, Assisted Living, Adult Day, or Independent Living).  Our staff on campus are all vaccinated.
CMS still rates Chesterfield County COVID transmission as “RED”. We see the percent of positivity in Chesterfield has now dropped to just over 5% – which is encouraging to see. However, due to the CMS rating for the county being RED, we are continuing to test staff twice weekly.
On Friday, February 25th the CDC issued new protocols for masking and social distancing for the general public. Please be aware that health care providers (like hospitals and nursing facilities) were not included in the “relaxed” guidance. Our visitation protocols are unchanged and we will still be screening both visitors, vendors, and staff as well as using source control and all infection control protocols until further notice.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or around anyone who has COVID-like symptoms, please consider delaying your visit. Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents, their families, and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2022All staff testing on Thursday, March 10th, 2022 was free of any COVID-positive results. All staff here at Lucy Corr are full vaccinated.

There are currently no COVID-positive residents in any line of service on campus (Health Care, Assisted Living, Adult Day, or Independent Living).

CMS still rates Chesterfield County COVID transmission as “RED”. We see the percent of positivity in Chesterfield has now dropped to 7%, which is encouraging to see. However, due to the CMS rating for the county being RED, we are continuing to test staff twice weekly.

On Friday, February 25th the CDC issued new protocols for masking and social distancing for the general public. Please be aware that health care providers (like hospitals and nursing facilities) were not included in the “relaxed” guidance. Our visitation protocols are unchanged and we will still be screening both visitors, vendors, and staff as well as using source control and all infection control protocols until further notice.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or around anyone who has COVID-like symptoms, please consider delaying your visit. Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents, their families, and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 2022

All staff testing on Monday, March 7, 2022, was free of any COVID-positive results. All staff here at Lucy Corr are full vaccinated.

There are currently no COVID-positive residents in any line of service on campus (Health Care, Assisted Living, Adult Day, or Independent Living).

CMS still rates Chesterfield County COVID transmission as “RED”. We see the percent of positivity in Chesterfield remains below 10% (after reaching a high of over 40% at the height of the Omicron wave of the virus). Due to the CMS rating for the county being red, we are continuing to test staff twice weekly.

On Friday, February 25th the CDC issued new protocols for masking and social distancing for the general public. Please also be aware that health care providers (like hospitals and nursing facilities) were not included in the “relaxed” guidance. Our visitation protocols are unchanged and we will still be screening both visitors, vendors, and staff as well as using source control and all infection control protocols until further notice.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or around anyone who has COVID-like symptoms, please consider delaying your visit. Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents, their families, and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 2022

All staff testing on Thursday, March 3rd, 2022, was free of any COVID-positive results.  All staff here at Lucy Corr are full vaccinated.
 
There are currently no COVID-positive residents in any line of service on campus (Health Care, Assisted Living, Adult Day, or Independent Living).
 
CMS still rates Chesterfield County COVID transmission as “RED”.  We see the percent of positivity in Chesterfield has finally dropped below 10% (after reaching a high of over 40% at the height of the Omicron wave of the virus.
 
On Friday, February 25th the CDC issued new protocols for masking and social distancing for the general public.  Please also be aware that health care providers (like hospitals and nursing facilities) were not included in the “relaxed” guidance.  Our visitation protocols are unchanged and we will still be screening both visitors, vendors, and staff as well as using source control and all infection control protocols until further notice.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or around anyone who has COVID-like symptoms, please consider delaying your visit. Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 2022

All staff testing on Monday, February 28, 2022, was free of any COVID-positive results. All staff here at Lucy Corr are full vaccinated.

There are currently no COVID-positive residents in any line of service on campus (Health Care, Assisted Living, Adult Day, or Independent Living).
 

CMS still rates Chesterfield County COVID transmission as “RED”. We see the percent of positivity in Chesterfield has finally dropped below 10% (after reaching a high of over 40% at the height of the Omicron wave of the virus.

On Friday, February 25th the CDC issued new protocols for masking and social distancing for the general public. Please also be aware that health care providers (like hospitals and nursing facilities) were not included in the “relaxed” guidance. Our visitation protocols are unchanged and we will still be screening both visitors, vendors, and staff as well as using source control and all infection control protocols until further notice.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or around anyone who has COVID-like symptoms, please consider delaying your visit. Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2022

Twice weekly testing of all staff for COVID resulted in no positive test results.  This includes the testing on Thursday, 2/24/22.
 
There are no COVID-positive residents in our Assisted Living building or in the Springdale Independent Living apartment/cottages. 
 
Although CMS still has Chesterfield County in the RED for COVID transmission, we are encouraged that the percent of positivity has finally dropped to 12% in this week’s measurement period. If you recall, it was above 40% at the height of the Omicron wave.
If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or around anyone who has COVID-like symptoms, please consider delaying your visit. Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2022

We are pleased to pass along that no staff tested positive for COVID on Monday, February 21st. We continue to test staff weekly due to CMS transmissibility rating for Chesterfield still being “RED”. Although this is the rating the county has been for months now, we are seeing the percent of positive testing continue to drop. On Monday the percentage was just over 12%, down from 28% a month ago, and a high of over 40% during Omicron’s peak.

All staff at Lucy Corr are fully vaccinated and we continue to have no COVID positive residents on campus.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or around anyone who has COVID-like symptoms, please consider delaying your visit. Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2022

We are pleased to update everyone that we had no staff test positive for COVID yesterday.  There have not been any COVID positive residents or staff for more than two weeks.

CMS still has Chesterfield County at “RED” levels for transmissibility which dictates that we continue to test staff twice weekly.  All staff are fully vaccinated at Lucy Corr.  The percent of positive testing in the county dropped to 16% this week, down from 22% last week.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or around anyone who has COVID-like symptoms, please consider delaying your visit. Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2022

We continue to do twice weekly testing for all staff and we are very pleased to report that Thursday’s testing uncovered no COVID-positive staff.  All Lucy Corr staff are fully vaccinated.
The residents who are on the 2nd floor of the Health Care Center were also tested twice for COVID this week (as we conduct continued “outbreak” testing) and no residents were positive for the virus.  The one resident who was being cared for on our isolation unit has returned to her normal room and we have, for now, closed the isolation unit.
There continue to be no cases of COVID among our residents in the Assisted Living, the Adult Day Center, or the Independent Living cottages/apartments.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or around anyone who has COVID-like symptoms, please consider delaying your visit. Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2022

We are pleased to update you that no staff tested positive for COVID during Monday’s all-staff testing.  We did have a staff member last week test positive who worked in the Health Care Center, and because of that we tested residents who reside in both upstairs long term care units.  Fortunately, no residents tested positive for the virus – but we will retest them twice weekly going forward which is our protocol.  As a reminder, all staff here are fully vaccinated.

The COVID isolation unit currently has one resident from the Midlothian Unit and it is our expectation that they will discharge back to their normal room before the weekend.  We will continue to keep the isolation hallway set-up for use in case any new residents convert going forward.

CMS has Chesterfield County at 22% positive and rates our level of transmissibility as “RED”.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or around anyone who has COVID-like symptoms, please consider delaying your visit. Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2022

We tested all staff on Monday, January 31, 2022 and all staff were negative for COVID-19.  Today we had one staff member report that they were not feeling well and we did a drive thru antigen test and it was positive.  We are awaiting the PCR confirmation test result but feel rather certain they are COVID positive.  This staff member will remain at home and isolate until cleared to return by our medical staff.  They are, like all of us, fully vaccinated.

CMS has Chesterfield County at a RED level of COVID transmission, and this week the percent of positivity is 26.%.

We also tested residents living on the Midlothian Unit today, and one resident tested positive on an antigen test.  We are waiting for a PCR test confirmation from the lab but have moved that fully vaccinated resident to the isolation hallway to quarantine.

There are no COVID-positive residents in our Assisted Living building or in the Springdale Independent Living apartment/cottages.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or around anyone who has COVID-like symptoms, please consider delaying your visit. Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2022

We tested all staff on Monday, January 31, 2022 and all staff were negative for COVID-19.  Today we had one staff member report that they were not feeling well and we did a drive thru antigen test and it was positive.  We are awaiting the PCR confirmation test result but feel rather certain they are COVID positive.  This staff member will remain at home and isolate until cleared to return by our medical staff.  They are, like all of us, fully vaccinated.

CMS has Chesterfield County at a RED level of COVID transmission, and this week the percent of positivity is 26.%.

We also tested residents living on the Midlothian Unit today, and one resident tested positive on an antigen test.  We are waiting for a PCR test confirmation from the lab but have moved that fully vaccinated resident to the isolation hallway to quarantine.

There are no COVID-positive residents in our Assisted Living building or in the Springdale Independent Living apartment/cottages.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or around anyone who has COVID-like symptoms, please consider delaying your visit. Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Please keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers, it means more than you know.

— Derrick Kendall

 

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 2022

We tested all staff on Thursday, January 27, and had two staff members test positive for COVID-19. Both individuals work in the Health Care Center, are fully vaccinated, and will isolate at home.

Most of our staff who had previously tested positive have returned to work (after completing their isolation period at home). CMS has Chesterfield County at a RED level of COVID transmission, and this week the percent of positivity continued to be above 25%.

We also tested residents today and all residents were negative for COVID-19. Today the final resident will discharge from the COVID isolation unit back to their normal room and the COVID unit will be empty, for which we are very happy.

Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 2022

We tested all staff on Monday, January 24, and all staff were negative for COVID-19. We still have a few staff who are off the schedule as they complete their isolation period and we expect those staff will be back at work later this week or early next week. We will continue to COVID-test twice weekly. CMS has Chesterfield County at a RED level of COVID transmission, and this week the percent of positivity decreased from 32% to 28%.

We also tested residents living on the Midlothian Unit today and all residents were negative for COVID-19. There are currently two residents in our COVID isolation unit in the Health Care Center as of today.

There are no COVID-positive residents in our Springdale Independent Living apartment/cottages. We are reopening in-person dining in our Bistro restaurant tonight, January 24th.

Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 2022

We tested all staff on Thursday, January 20, and all staff were negative for COVID-19. We still have a few staff on quarantine from most of those staff will finish their quarantine and be back at work next week. We will continue to COVID-test twice weekly. CMS has Chesterfield County at a RED level of COVID transmission, and this week the percent of positivity continued to be above 32%.

We also tested residents living on the Midlothian Unit today and all residents were negative for COVID-19. There are currently five residents in our COVID isolation unit in the Health Care Center as of today.

There are no COVID-positive residents in our Springdale Independent Living apartment/cottages. If there are no more exposures, we expect to reopen in-person dining in our Bistro restaurant on Monday evening January 24th.  This weekend IL residents will still have their Bistro meals delivered to their cottage or apartment with no delivery fee.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or someone who has symptoms, DO NOT ENTER our loading dock to ask for a test. Instead, call your supervisor to let them know and they can arrange a test outside the entry of the HCC, even on non-test days.

Please check here frequently for updates or you can use our info hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 2022

Outbreak testing for all staff and residents was completed on Monday, January 17. One resident tested positive from our Midlothian Unit – as did 5 staff members. These 5 vaccinated staff members will be on isolation at home and will return once cleared by our medical team. There continue to be 10 residents in the HCC on the COVID isolation unit, and we are pleased that three of them were discharged back to their normal rooms today.

The Chesterfield County percent of positivity remains incredibly high this week at 33%. And, of course, CMS has us still in “RED” status. Due to the county positivity and our outbreak status, we will still be testing twice weekly for COVID until further notice.

Our 3 Independent Living residents with COVID have been released from their isolation status. We are still asking all IL residents to wear a mask when they are in public spaces and we have paused in-person dining in the Bistro as a precaution for another week.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or someone who has symptoms, please wait until you are feeling better or you are tested for the virus before entering the campus for a visit.

Thank you for helping us protect our residents and staff and please continue to keep Lucy Corr in your thoughts and prayers.
— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 2022

Testing for all staff and residents stretched over both Monday and Tuesday, January 10th and 11th. We, like many hospitals and nursing facilities in the area, are now seeing vaccinated staff members test positive for COVID. We currently have just over a dozen staff members on quarantine from almost every department (Nursing, Dining, Therapy, and HR). Presently, we have nine vaccinated/boosted residents on our COVID isolation unit in the Health Care Center (one who was admitted from the hospital and the rest from our Midlothian Unit).

We will continue to COVID-test twice weekly. CMS has Chesterfield County at a RED level of COVID transmission, and this week the percent of positivity continued to be above 32%.

We welcomed back several staff members this week who had served their isolation period at home after testing positive for the virus in early January. We are anticipating the return of a several additional staff members by the end of this week.

There are three COVID-positive residents in our Independent Living apartment/cottages. These vaccinated residents are almost finished with their required period of isolation. In the meantime, we have paused in-person dining in our Bistro restaurant and will reevaluate when we may reopen. Independent Living residents are having their Bistro meals delivered to their cottage or apartment with no delivery fee.

If you are not feeling well or have been recently exposed to COVID, please do not visit our campus and facilities. While visitation is not paused at this time, there is wisdom in delaying your visit to campus while the Omicron variant of the virus is so prevalent in Chesterfield. There is also reason for caution due to how difficult it is for citizens to get tested for the virus. Again, if you have any cold-like symptoms, please do not visit our residents at this time and consider using a virtual visit.

As always, please keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers. Please check here frequently for updates or call our information hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 2022

Testing on Thursday, January 6 of all staff revealed several COVID-positive staff which included therapy, dietary and nursing. As always, each of these individuals was vaccinated and each are now home observing the required period of isolation. It is our expectation that each person will fully recover.

The county is still at a RED level of COVID per CMS and this week our percent of positivity hit a new record, 37.6%! We will continue to do outbreak testing for residents and staff until we go 14-days without a new case of the virus.

Today we learned that there are two COVID-positive residents from the Midlothian neighborhood of the Health Care Center. These residents will be transferred to our COVID-19 Unit, which will reopen today.

There are also three COVID-positive residents in our Springdale Independent Living apartment and cottages. These residents are recovering at home, observing the required period of isolation.

If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or someone who has symptoms, DO NOT ENTER our loading dock to ask for a test. Instead, call your supervisor to let them know and they can arrange a test outside the entry of the HCC, even on non-test days.

Please check here frequently for updates or call our information hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 2022

Testing on Monday, January 3 of all staff revealed several COVID-positive staff members, which included maintenance, human resources, and nursing.  As always, each of these individuals was vaccinated and all are now home observing the required period of isolation.  It is our expectation that each person will fully recover. Several staff members who have previously tested positive have returned after testing negative for COVID and isolating for the required amount of time. We are glad to have them back to help us care for our residents.
Chesterfield County is still at a RED level of COVID per CMS, and this week Chesterfield’s percent of positivity hit a new record of 22%. We will continue to conduct outbreak testing for residents and staff until we have reached 14 days without a new case of COVID.
Presently, there are no COVID-positive residents in Assisted Living or the Health Care Center.
Today also marks the date set by CMS whereby all staff in hospitals and nursing homes must be fully vaccinated.  Sadly, being fully vaccinated is no guarantee that you won’t get Omicron/COVID, but has reduced the symptoms for many and protected from hospitalization.
If you are not feeling well or have been recently exposed to COVID, please do not visit our campus and facilities.
Please check here frequently for updates or call our information hotline at (804) 425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

2021

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2021

All-staff COVID testing on Thursday, December 30 included all residents in our Health Care Center (HCC). All residents tested negative for the virus.

We do have three additional staff members who have tested positive.  This brings the total number of staff with a positive test this week to 5. All staff members are vaccinated and have mild symptoms but must remain out of work on isolation until cleared to return to work my our medical team.

CMS defines any COVID-positive person on staff as an “OUTBREAK”. Therefore, we will be following their outbreak testing protocols. For staff, we will continue to test all staff on Mondays and Thursdays, which meets the CMS requirement for twice weekly testing. In addition to these tests, we will also be testing all HCC residents twice weekly until we 14 days has passed with no new cases of COVID.

At this time, no residents are COVID positive and residents are still permitted to have visitors. Residents who are fully vaccinated are not quarantined to their rooms. We encourage residents to wear a mask (if tolerated) when in public spaces and maintain physical distancing whenever possible.

CMS issued new guidance details on visitation, and we are currently working with our Medical Director on how to incorporate this new information into our existing visitation protocols – especially as the Omicron variant continues to drive infections in both vaccinated and unvaccinated people. CMS does not prohibit visitation during an “outbreak” however, we are required to inform the public that we are in an “outbreak” testing phase, and therefore any visitors accept risk.

Omicron is spreading at a rapid pace in the community. Chesterfield County’s percent of positivity is over 16% now, and we are seeing cases in facilities all around us. If you are vaccinated you can still contract the virus and give it to others. If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or someone who has symptoms, please consider a virtual visit or simply delaying your visit until you are well or you have been tested.

Please check here frequently for updates or call our info hotline at 804-425-7522. As always, please keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers – it means more than you know.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2021

All-staff COVID testing on Monday also included all residents on our Health Care Center (HCC) Bermuda Unit as we had a member of our clinical staff tested positive. The staff member is vaccinated, like all Lucy Corr staff, and is presently isolating at home and expects to make a full recovery. The staff member will return once cleared by our medical team. Last week CMS changed the return to work waiting periods and guidelines to give providers the flexibility to return vaccinated staff back to work sooner under new protocols.

CMS defines any COVID-positive person on staff as an “OUTBREAK”. Therefore, we will be following their outbreak testing protocols. For staff, nothing much will change as we continue to test all staff on Mondays and Thursdays which will meet the CMS requirement for twice weekly testing. What will be additional is we will test all HCC residents twice weekly until we go 14 days with no new cases of COVID.

At this time, no residents are COVID positive and residents are still permitted to have visitors. Residents who are fully vaccinated are not quarantined to their rooms. We do recommend residents be encouraged to wear a mask (if tolerated) when in public spaces and maintain physical distancing whenever possible.

CMS issued new guidance on visitation and we are working on with our Medical Director on how to incorporate this new information into our existing visitation protocols. CMS does not prohibit visitation during an “outbreak” however, we are required to let you know we are in an “outbreak” testing phase and you must accept that risk as part of your visit.

Omicron is spreading at a rapid pace in the community. Chesterfield County’s percent of positivity is over 16% now, and we are seeing cases in facilities all around us. If you are vaccinated you can still contract the virus and give it to others. If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to the virus or someone who has symptoms, please consider a virtual visit or simply delaying your visit until you are well or you have been tested.

Please check here frequently for updates or call our info hotline at 804-425-7522. As always please keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers, it means more than you know.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2021

We are pleased to update you that twice-weekly testing of all staff yielded no COVID-positive results again this week. We are also thankful to all our residents who, almost without exception, received their Pfizer COVID vaccine booster over the last We tested all HCC staff for COVID this week on Monday and Thursday and continue to have no HCC-based COVID-positive results. As of December 6th, all Lucy Corr staff in all levels of care are either fully vaccinated or have completed one of the two shots necessary to be fully vaccinated.

The Omicron Variant of the virus is headed to Virginia. The CDC has issued warnings that Omicron is even more contagious than Delta. However, for the vaccinated who contract Omicron, the symptoms seem to be mild or they have no symptoms at all. We are working with our Medical Director to discuss how we may address a mass “asymptomatic outbreak” of Omicron – (where many staff/residents test positive but few have any symptoms). As we develop this plan we will share that information.

It is important we as we prepare for the Omicron Variant to arrive that our visitors refrain from coming to our campus if they are not feeling well or have any cold-like symptoms. It is also very important that visitors wear their mask properly during the entire time they visit. With all staff and 95% of all our residents being vaccinated, the highest risk for residents to get COVID comes from outside visitors.

Please check here for the latest updates or you may call our local hotline at (804) 425-7522. And as always, please keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2021

We are pleased to update you that twice-weekly testing of all staff yielded no COVID-positive results again this week. We are also thankful to all our residents who, almost without exception, received their Pfizer COVID vaccine booster over the last 30-days. We are also thankful to our entire staff here at Lucy Corr for helping us become a fully-vaccinated workforce. We encourage you to get vaccinated if you have not and to also get your booster since the population we serve are at the greatest risk from the virus.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) transmissibility rating remains at its highest setting (RED) for Chesterfield County.

Visitation continues to be heavy week and I would like to again thank everyone on our staff, as well as those who visited, for their kindness and their patience.

For those visiting a loved one in the Health Care Center in a semi-private room, please be aware that you may be unable to have a visit in the room if the roommate is also present in the room at the same time. It is far more advisable to use one of our visitation areas to visit your loved one, and you are welcome to call ahead to reserve these areas. If you are in need of gaining access to a resident’s room, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker so that they can help coordinate with your loved one’s roommate.

Be safe and continue to keep us in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2021

We are pleased to update you that twice-weekly testing of all staff yielded no COVID-positive results again this week.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) transmissibility rating has Chesterfield County still at “RED” level and the percent of positive COVID testing in the county was above 5%.

On Monday, December 6th, the Chesterfield County Health Department will be back on campus for our final Pfizer vaccine clinic. This clinic will be offering boosters for the remaining residents and staff who missed our last clinic. It will also be the final opportunity for staff to get their injection if they are unvaccinated. Beginning Monday, December 6, Lucy Corr will be a fully COVID-vaccinated community.

Visitation has been brisk this week and I would like to thank everyone on our staff, as well as those who visited, for their kindness and their patience.

For those visiting a loved one in the Health Care Center in a semi-private room, please be aware that you may be unable to have a visit in the room if the roommate is also present in the room at the same time. It is far more advisable to use one of our visitation areas to visit your loved one, and you are welcome to call ahead to reserve these areas. If you are in need of gaining access to a resident’s room, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker so that they can help coordinate with your loved one’s roommate.

If you have not done so, please consider getting your COVID and flu vaccines. Both COVID and the flu are very easy to spread and very dangerous to our beloved residents.

Be safe and continue to keep us in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2021

We again tested all staff twice this holiday week and we are pleased all COVID testing was negative for the virus.

Visitors were very pleased that the Health Care Center (HCC) was hosting more expansive visits (no appointments necessary, no visit time limit, no restriction on the age or number of visitors). And we really appreciate all your kind words to our staff as you visited and expressed your appreciation for how hard we have worked and how successful we have been keeping COVID out. But most importantly, seeing our residents get together with loved ones and friends was the best part of seeing so many people filter into our lobby over the last week!

There are still some issues presented by COVID. We are still required to screen all visitors, so that does take staff time and can cause lobby delays – so thank you for your patience. All visitors must wear a mask properly for their entire visit. But the largest challenge is keeping our residents from being exposed to visitors who share a room with another resident. If your loved one has a roommate, you may benefit from calling ahead to secure a designated visitation space in the event your resident’s roommate is in the room when you visit. Please reach out to your Social Worker in the HCC if your loved one has a roommate who is not comfortable with allowing visitors in their room. We will do everything in our power to help get you a visit in your loved one’s room, especially as many of you want to help decorate the rooms for the holidays. (Please keep in mind with holiday décor that we are not permitted to use extension cords in patient rooms nor do we permit “real” trees or wreaths since they are fire hazards).

We are hosting another Vaccine Clinic here on December 1st with our partners from the Chesterfield Health Department. It is our goal to complete the final booster shots for the handful of our HCC residents who were unable to get the injection a few weeks ago. It will also be the final clinic on our campus for staff to receive their vaccine. Per CMS and the Biden Administration, we will no longer be able to employ or contract with anyone who is not fully vaccinated. Please keep our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers as we make this final effort to have as many people as possible vaccinated.

Thanks for your patience, your thoughts and prayers – everyone here appreciates it more than you know, me included!

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2021

We completed our twice weekly COVID testing of all staff we remain COVID-free on campus. Chesterfield continues to be in the “RED” for COVID transmissibility.

In partnership with the good folks at the Chesterfield Health Department we completed an all-day Pfizer vaccine clinic on campus Monday, November 15, 2021 that had more than 200 doses given. We are very pleased that our residents in the Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Health Care Center joined us to receive the booster. We are also pleased that that many of our staff also received their booster shots and some staff also began their initial vaccine process. For the handful of folks we were unable to serve yesterday, we will do another vaccine clinic in very early December.

CMS has issued new, less restrictive, nursing home visitation guidance to all facilities. As we complete our previously scheduled indoor, in-person visits, we will be moving to this new visitation process on Monday, November 22, 2021. Click here to review the new nursing facility visitation guidance.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2021

We continue to do twice weekly testing of all staff on campus and as in previous weeks, this week’s results continue to show no COVID.  Twice weekly testing is based on the transmissibility index for Chesterfield as published by CMS – which remains “red” this week.  The percent of positive testing, which was once the benchmark, dropped to 7% this week, the lowest it has been since August (when the Delta variant arrived in our area).

We are excited for our Monday, November 15, 2021, COVID vaccine clinic here on campus.  We have partnered with the Health Department and will be offering vaccine boosters to our residents in Independent Living, Assisted Living, and the Health Care Center. Lucy Corr staff will also be able to get their booster doses or, if they are not vaccinated, their initial injection of the Pfizer vaccine. All staff in hospitals, home health, dialysis, and nursing homes in the country have been mandated to accept the COVID vaccine as part of new CMS rules for providers who participate in Medicare and Medicaid.

 As Thanksgiving approaches we are adding, when we can support it, more visitation slots for our residents to host their loved ones indoors and in person. We would like to remind families that CMS recommends that only medically necessary trips away from the Health Care Center are recommended. We encourage you to visit your loved ones here and not risk unnecessary exposure by attempting to take them out for the holiday.

Please check back here for the latest news and announcements or check our local info hotline by calling 804-425-7522.  And please keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2021

Testing this week occurred twice for all staff and all Health Care Center (HCC) residents. We had no COVID-positive residents or staff as testing completed yesterday (Thursday, November 4, 2021). The percent of county positivity was 7.6% this week. Still, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMA) transmissibility rating has Chesterfield County at “red” levels – which requires twice-weekly staff COVID testing.

Testing of all staff will resume next week on Monday. Visitation (in-person) continues daily, and we continue to offer virtual visits for family members as well. Visits can be made by using the links on www.lucycorr.org or by reaching out to your loved one’s Social Worker by phone.

On Monday, November 8th , the Chesterfield Department of Health will present a COVID-19 Vaccination Question and Answer Town Hall in the Staff Dining Room from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Any employee that is not vaccinated is REQUIRED to stop in and talk to our County’s experts.

A Pfizer vaccine booster clinic will be held on November 15 th and will include HCC, Assisted Living, Independent Living residents and staff. There will be another COVID vaccine booster clinic in December. COVID vaccine clinics are also an opportunity for anyone to begin their vaccination process who has not yet started. As we get closer to the COVID clinic, we will be posting additional information both here and on our local hotline (804) 425-7522.

Town Hall sessions for staff will be Thursday, November 18 at 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. and Friday, November 19 at 7:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. in the Mast Auditorium. Discussion topics include upcoming pay increases, details of the CMS vaccination rule and Lucy Corr’s process and policies to fulfill the CMS staff vaccination requirements for all eligible staff.

As always, please keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers – I appreciate it, and I appreciate you. Thanks.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2021

We are pleased to share that our COVID testing this week for all staff and all residents was again negative. 

Indoor, in-person visitation continues in the Health Care Center (HCC) and in the Assisted Living, and we remind visitors that regardless of their vaccination status they must keep their masks on while inside the facility to help us protect our high-risk residents from exposure.

The percent of county positivity dropped to just over 7% this week, its lowest level since August.  However, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) transmissibility rating has Chesterfield County at “red” levels – which requires us to continue twice-weekly staff COVID testing. This testing frequency will continue until we see the “red” transmissibility rating fall to orange and then yellow.

All our resident and staff flu shot clinics have been completed. Next, we will begin reaching out to the responsible party for our in-patient residents to get consent to receive the COVID booster injection. We will be using the Pfizer vaccine booster, and we have been informed that the Pfizer booster is permissible for all residents, regardless of which original vaccine they previously received. As we get closer to the COVID clinic, we will share additional information both here and on our local hotline — (804) 425-7522.

Have a great weekend and please keep our residents and hardworking staff in your thoughts and prayers. We appreciate it more than you know.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2021

We are pleased to update you that twice-weekly testing of all Health Care Center (HCC) residents and staff yielded no COVID-positive results. With this week’s testing in the HCC, we have concluded the “outbreak” testing cycle that started after a single staff member in the HCC tested positive on Monday, October 4th. No HCC residents tested positive at any time. Indoor, in-person visitation continues in the HCC and we remind visitors that regardless of their vaccination status they must keep their masks on while inside the facility to help us protect our high-risk residents from exposure.

The percent of county positivity dropped below 10% this week to its lowest level in over two months – even though the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) transmissibility rating has Chesterfield County at “red” levels – which requires twice-weekly staff COVID testing.  This testing frequency will continue until we see the “red” transmissibility rating fall to orange and then yellow.

We have completed the flu shot clinics for all our HCC residents. All staff flu shot clinics will be completed by October 26, 2021.

Our Pfizer booster clinics will be held the week of November 8, 2021, and will include the Health Care Center, Assisted Living, Independent Living, and staff. It will also be an opportunity for anyone to begin their vaccination process who has not yet started. As we get closer to the COVID clinic, we will share additional information both here and on our local hotline — (804) 425-7522.

Have a great weekend and please keep our residents and hardworking staff in your thoughts and prayers. We appreciate it more than you know.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2021

COVID-19 testing occurred twice this week for all staff and all Health Care Center residents. Yesterday’s testing session (Thursday, October 14) showed that we currently have no COVID-positive residents or staff. The Health Care Center nursing staff member who tested positive on Monday, October 4, is still isolating at home and may return after being cleared by our medical staff. 

Testing of all staff and all Health Care Center residents will resume next week on Monday, October 18, and if everyone is still COVID-free then the “outbreak testing” ends. If you recall, after the brief pause in the indoor, in-person visitation, it resumed last week after initial “outbreak testing” showed no COVID.  Visitation that is in-person continues daily and we continue to offer virtual visits that can be made by using the links on this page or by reaching out to your loved one’s social worker by phone.

We have been holding flu shot clinics this week and will continue into next week. Our COVID Pfizer booster clinics will be held the week of November 8 and will include the Health Care Center, Assisted Living, Independent Living, and staff. It will also be an opportunity for anyone to begin their vaccination process who has not yet started. As we get closer to the COVID clinic, we will share additional information both here and on our local hotline — (804) 425-7522. 

Have a great weekend and please keep our residents and hardworking staff in your thoughts and prayers. We appreciate it more than you know.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2021

Indoor, in-person visitation in the Health Care Center (HCC) was paused for the week on Monday, October 4, 2021, due to the COVID-positive test result of a member of our nursing staff.  Because of this single staff member testing positive, we began “outbreak testing” which included all staff and all HCC residents.

I am relieved to report that we have no COVID-positive results from this initial round of re-testing. Therefore, we will resume indoor, in-person visitation — even though we cannot declare our “outbreak” concluded until we go 14 days with NO new COVID discovered (as we continue to test no less than twice weekly).

Please keep in mind that should another staff member or resident test positive, we will reset our “outbreak testing” and pause visitation again.

The links on this page for visitation are now active – please check back here for updates or call our local info hotline at 804-425-7522.

Thank you for your patience during this time. Please also wish Miss Lucy Corr a happy 113th birthday with a gift to the Lucy Corr Foundation in honor of someone special.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2021

This update is to communicate that we had a member of our nursing staff in the Health Care Center test positive for COVID yesterday (Monday). All other staff were tested on Monday and there are no other staff on campus who were COVID-positive. We also want to pass along that another nursing staff member, also from the Health Care Center, tested positive for COVID on Monday. This second nursing staff member has not been in the facility recently, as they were on leave with their child. Please keep both of these caregivers in your thoughts and prayers. Both will quarantine at home until our Infection Preventionist and Medical Director decide it is safe to bring them back to work.

All Health Care Center residents were tested Monday as well and there are no COVID-positive residents at this time.

CMS defines an outbreak as any newly diagnosed resident or staff member who tests positive for COVID.  The Health Care Center is now on an outbreak testing protocol, which will require us to test both residents and staff at least twice weekly until we can go 14 days with no new COVID cases. In this initial testing phase, we are altering our processes and pausing indoor, in-person visitation. Residents and families who had expected to have in-person visits have been contacted to alert them that we are doing outbreak testing per CMS policy, and visits cannot resume until we have met the CMS criteria. We have continued to offer virtual visits since the pandemic started and we will accommodate more virtual visits as we pause in-person visits.

We will post all testing results and visitation/operational changes on this page and also on our local telephone hotline — (804) 425-7522.  Thank you for your patience.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2021

All staff and Health Care Center COVID testing this week was negative. We tested all residents for COVID once this week (per new CMS policy) and tested staff twice. I am very pleased to report that we continue to be COVID-free across the campus at this time.

The transmissibility rating for Chesterfield County this week remains “RED” with the positivity rate still above 10%. For the time being, we will continue to test all staff twice weekly. As always we ask that if a staff member feels unwell and thinks they have COVID symptoms, we continue to offer free testing to them off-cycle for their (and our) peace of mind. 

Please also keep in mind that if any resident or any Health Care Center staff member tests positive for COVID, we must pause indoor, in-person visitation so that we can do “outbreak testing” per CMS guidelines. This outbreak testing will occur two days after the known exposure and will include all staff and all Health Care Center residents.  If no new cases arise, then indoor, in-person visitation can resume, but a second round of “outbreak testing” must be conducted 5-7 days after the initial round to verify no new COVID cases.

As of this memo, we have not received any additional information from CMS about the Biden administration’s directive that all health care staff in nursing homes, home health, hospitals, and dialysis clinics be vaccinated. Once we receive that policy we will pass it along and meet with staff to assure they understand the rules, exceptions, and timeline.

Finally, we are working on a COVID booster vaccine clinic for residents and staff. Once we have the dates and times for that clinic, we will post the info. Also, if a staff member or resident is currently unvaccinated and they wish to begin the vaccination process at our clinic, they will be welcome to do so, without charge. We will only be offering the Pfizer vaccine at the on-site clinic. We will also be offering the flu shot to staff and residents soon. COVID booster doses and the flu shot still require permission from the resident or their responsible party – staff are beginning to reach out this week to get permission.

As we learn more about the booster shot guidance from CMS we will post that information both here and on our local hotline — (804) 425-7522. 

As always, please continue to keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2021

All staff and Health Care Center COVID testing this week was negative. Residents were tested on Monday along with all staff. All staff were tested again on Thursday, September 23.

On Friday, September 17, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released updated COVID testing and visitation guidance. Highlights of the updated guidance include:

  • County positivity is no longer driving the frequency of COVID testing. CMS is now using a metric that incorporates positivity in our area along with some other data to project a county “transmissibility rating” at one of four color levels. Each color (green, yellow, orange, and red) will indicate the testing and masking guidance. At this time Chesterfield is RED, so we are testing all staff twice weekly.
  • CMS no longer requires RED status areas to test nursing home residents twice weekly as we are doing for staff. Going forward, we will only test nursing home residents weekly.

The new guidance now directs us to immediately pause ALL in-person indoor visitation should any health care center staff or resident test positive. Visitation will remain paused until outbreak testing can be completed – and outbreak testing takes place two days after the staff or resident has tested positive. This is new because previously a positive staff member would not automatically shut down visitation. Previously only a COVID-positive resident would halt indoor, in-person testing.

As always, please continue to keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2021

There continue to be no residents on our campus with a positive COVID test. We tested all staff and all Health Care Center residents twice this week.

At this time, the County COVID positivity percentage remains above 10% but we are still permitted indoor, in-person visitation in the Health Care Center as long as no residents test positive for COVID.

We were provided new written memos from CMS yesterday that will update the testing rules and frequency. Once we have had time to review these sudden changes, we will update our procedures accordingly and communicate them to you here and also via our local information hotline (804) 425-7522.

As always, please continue to keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2021

The percent of COVID positivity in Chesterfield County climbed to 12.8% this week as we see the Delta variant moving through the communities that surround Lucy Corr. 

Although both days of COVID testing this week produced no COVID-positive results for our Health Care Center residents, we did have two staff members test positive for the virus. One staff member is part of our support staff in the Health Care Center and the other does not work in the Health Care Center at all. Both are expected to make full recoveries and will remain at home in isolation until they are cleared to return by our Infection Preventionist or Medical Director.

In-person, indoor visits may continue for residents in the Health Care Center even though the county’s rate of infection is above the 10% threshold. All visitors must wear masks correctly during their entire visit. We are permitted by CMS to have indoor, in-person visits because we currently do not have any residents with COVID. Should we experience an outbreak, then visitation may have to pause. While our region remains above 10% positivity we are required to test both staff and Health Care Center residents twice weekly.

If you have not done so, please consider getting your vaccination. There is no cost for the vaccination and, as you have seen on TV or read in the paper, there are now growing requirements that all of us need to be protected from the ever-changing COVID virus if we ever expect to see a return to “normal.” It is alarming to see how many people the hospitals are treating for the virus that are struggling to recover. 

As always, please continue to keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2021

We are pleased to report that both days of COVID testing this week showed negative results for all staff and all Health Care Center residents. We will test everyone again twice next week, once on Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2021, and again on Thursday, Sept. 9. 2021.

The percent of COVID positivity in Chesterfield County, per CMS, rose to 12.2% this week, up 2% from the previous week. The COVID delta variant is very active in our area and we are concerned that the number of cases is on the rise. Under previous CMS provisions, this county positivity rate would put an end to our indoor, in-person visits for the Health Care Center. However, as long as the Health Care Center continues to not have a COVID-positive resident then we are permitted to continue visitation.

Please be mindful when you do visit a resident that you need to keep your nose and mouth covered with a mask to help assure that you are not exposing them to COVID. It is a simple act of protection that each of us can do easily to help keep this terrible virus from infecting our residents.

As we learn more about the booster shot guidance from CMS we will post that information both here and on our local hotline — (804) 425-7522.

Please continue to keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 2021

For the third straight week, the percent of COVID positivity in Chesterfield County remains above 10% per CMS. Fortunately, our twice weekly COVID testing of all staff and all Health Care Center (HCC) residents this week (8/23 & 8/26) was negative for COVID. As long as that continues we are permitted to allow indoor, in-person visitation in the HCC. The only sign of COVID on campus at this time is a single case among the Independent Living residents – a fully vaccinated individual who traveled out of town and returned with symptoms and tested positive. This person continues to quarantine in their apartment and is being followed by their family doctor. Staff here are delivering meals to the resident and checking on them daily as they isolate and recover. The Delta variant is no joke and we are so thankful this individual was vaccinated in the Spring. 

There have been questions about a vaccine booster recommendation by the CDC and we are following CMS closely so we will be aware of the guidance when it is officially released. Should we get official notice that boosters are going to happen for all nursing home residents (by CMS), then we will work to have an onsite vaccine booster clinic similar to what we did with CVS in the early part of this year. Information on vaccine boosters will be found on this web page and on our local information hotline (804-425-7522).

Thank you for your thoughts and prayers — and please, if you have not done so yet, consider getting your vaccination.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 2021

We are pleased to let everyone know that after testing all staff and Health Care Center residents twice this week (Monday and Thursday), we had no COVID-positive results. The Chesterfield County COVID positivity rate remains above 10% again this week. However, since there are no residents in the Health Care Center with COVID, we are still permitted to host indoor, in-person visits.

The residents in the Assisted Living were tested for COVID this week as well and there were no positive test results.

There is one COVID-positive resident in our Independent Living who is experiencing minor symptoms and is remaining isolated in their apartment. This resident is a fully-vaccinated person who recently returned from a trip out of town. As a precaution, we are COVID testing all Independent Living residents on Monday.

As we continue to test and track COVID we will update this page and our local hotline (804-425-7522) routinely.  Thank you for your thoughts and prayers — and please, if you have not done so yet, consider getting your vaccination.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 2021

On Monday, 8/9, and Thursday, 8/12, we COVID tested all our residents in the Health Care Center. I am pleased to share there were no positive cases of the virus in either testing. We also tested all staff on Thursday, 8/9, and I am pleased to report that all staff were negative with the exception of one caregiver in the HCC. That staff member is at home quarantining under their doctor’s care and will remain there until cleared to return by our Infection Preventionist.

The percent of positive testing in Chesterfield County, as expected, bounced upward again this week, hitting 10.2%. This is a continuation of the steady climb we have seen over the last few weeks. While the number of COVID-positive tests in the state has been alarming, the Virginia Hospital Association Daily COVID Dashboard shows that 233 ICU beds are filled with COVID patients. At the height of the January COVID surge there were 600 ICU beds filled – but in January, there were no vaccines…

Although the county’s percent of positivity is at 10.2%, CMS is allowing indoor, in-person visitation to continue for nursing facilities that have no resident cases and who also have more than 75% of their residents vaccinated. The Health Care Center at Lucy Corr has a vaccination rate among our residents of 95%. We will resume indoor, in-person visitation on Friday, 8/13, and the links/buttons to visit are now active.

This is very important – if you are inside the health care center as a visitor you must keep you mask on properly at all times. If you are found to violate our safety protocols, your visit ends the moment it is discovered and you will have to leave the HCC building. Please keep in mind if any resident on a nursing unit becomes COVID positive then every resident on that unit must quarantine inside their room for 14 days. Quarantine is a difficult experience for residents and can likely be avoided if we will all simply wear our mask properly (and please consider getting vaccinated). The last thing I want to see happen is visitation end and residents room-bound for weeks.

Due to the county’s COVID positivity, we will continue to test twice weekly in the HCC and post those results here and on our local telephone hotline (804)425-7522.

Independent Living and Assisted Living residents are still welcoming indoor, in-person visits in their private apartments. However, visitors are to follow the same safety protocols in the AL as we are following in the HCC and visitors not following protocols will have their visit suspended.

Please keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers, and if you haven’t gotten vaccinated, please consider doing so for the sake of those who are sick or elderly around you.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021

There were no COVID positive residents or staff during our weekly Thursday testing on August 5, 2021. However, we were alerted late Friday night that one of our attending physicians has tested positive for the virus.

The physician, who was fully vaccinated, was on all five of our Health Care Center (HCC) units on Thursday so we are making the following operational adjustments, per our Medical Director, due to potential exposure:

  • All HCC in-person visitation is suspended beginning today until further notice (other than compassionate care visits or visits approved by the HCC Administrator)
  • All HCC resident group activities and group dining are also suspended
  • All HCC residents will be retested on Monday, Aug. 9
  • HCC residents are not quarantined to their rooms but when they are out of rooms they should be encouraged to keep their physical distance from others and wear a mask. Staff will continue to monitor all residents for symptoms of the virus.

We will retest all staff during their normal weekly retesting day on Thursday, as has been protocol for numerous months. We will also retest all HCC residents on Thursday. If we do not have any residents with COVID, we can potentially restart in-person indoor visits in the HCC again.

On Wednesday of last week (August 4), the percent of COVID positivity in Chesterfield County moved up to 8% per CMS (the previous week it was 5.2%). Should the next measurement on Wednesday (August 11) be at 10% or higher, we may have to suspend all in-person, indoor visitation due to CMS guidance. We will keep you posted – but please be advised that the Delta variant of the COVID virus is already in some nursing facilities and is infecting vaccinated people.

Although the vaccine is not mandatory, more and more government agencies are requiring it.
More than 60% of our staff have taken the vaccine since it became available while others have natural immunity because they have beaten COVID after being infected.

Please wear your mask correctly and please get the vaccine so we can protect our residents and each other.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 2021

We completed all staff and resident COVID testing this Thursday (8/5/2021) and I am pleased to report that all test results were negative for the virus.

We continue to be concerned about the growing percentage of COVID positive test results in Chesterfield County. This week CMS reports that the Chesterfield County’s percentage moved up again to 8%. (Last week it was 5.2% and the week before it was 3%).

As we see COVID infect more and more individuals in Chesterfield County and the surrounding area, it is very likely we will also see some of our staff test positive. As always, should we have a staff member test positive, we will post that here and on our information hotline (804-425-7522). More than 94% of our residents are fully vaccinated on campus. Over 60% of our staff are vaccinated. Among those who are not vaccinated, we have a high number of staff who had COVID and beat it and those folks, although unvaccinated, have natural immunity. All staff are screened before they are permitted to report to work, all staff wear mask, and all staff are tested weekly for COVID. We still take COVID now, as before, very seriously.

If you are scheduled to have an in-person visit to one of our facilities, please be advised that you will also be screened and be issued a mask. Regardless of your vaccination status, all visitors will need to properly wear your mask when you are with a resident in the Health Care Center or in the Assisted Living. Visitors are not permitted to bring food or drinks to consume with a resident since that requires removing your mask. We are very happy residents are getting multiple in-person visits but if we have COVID breach our defenses, in-person visitation, per CMS, will be paused and residents on effected nursing units will need to quarantine. That is a situation we want to avoid and we appreciate your understanding about our mask requirement. We want visitation to continue and we don’t want residents confined to their rooms (even if all of them have new furniture)!

We encourage you to get your vaccination if you have not done so, especially as we see how easily the new variant spreads. And as always, we appreciate your thoughts and prayers for our residents and our caregivers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, JULY 30, 2021

You have probably seen news reports telling how COVID positive tests are increasing across many states due largely to the Delta variant of the virus. This week, Chesterfield County’s COVID positivity percentage climbed above 5%. Once a county is at or above 5%, CMS requires that nursing facilities test their residents and staff weekly. Here at Lucy Corr we have continued weekly testing of all staff even when the county’s positivity percentage was under 2%. As usual, this week’s testing showed no COVID-positive staff or residents.

As we see COVID infect more and more individuals in Chesterfield County and the surrounding area, it is very likely we will also see some of our staff test positive. As always, should we have a staff member test positive, we will post that here and on our information hotline (804-425-7522). More than 94% of our residents are fully vaccinated on campus. Over 60% of our staff are vaccinated. Among those who are not vaccinated, we have a high number of staff who had COVID and beat it and those folks, although unvaccinated, have natural immunity. All staff are screened before they are permitted to report to work, all staff wear mask, and all staff are tested weekly for COVID. We still take COVID now, as before, very seriously.

If you are scheduled to have an in-person visit to one of our facilities, please be advised that you will also be screened and be issued a mask. Regardless of your vaccination status, all visitors will need to properly wear your mask when you are with a resident in the Health Care Center or in the Assisted Living. Visitors are not permitted to bring food or drinks to consume with a resident since that requires removing your mask. We are very happy residents are getting multiple in-person visits but if we have COVID breach our defenses, in-person visitation, per CMS, will be paused and residents on effected nursing units will need to quarantine. That is a situation we want to avoid and we appreciate your understanding about our mask requirement. We want visitation to continue and we don’t want residents confined to their rooms (even if all of them have new furniture)!

We encourage you to get your vaccination if you have not done so, especially as we see how easily the new variant spreads. And as always, we appreciate your thoughts and prayers for our residents and our caregivers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR MONDAY, JUNE 21, 2021

We are pleased to report that weekly testing of all staff continues as does weekly testing of all of our residents in the Health Care Center.  We continue to be COVID-free across all levels of campus. Should that status change, we will put that update here and also on our information hotline at (804) 425-7522. The COVID positivity rate for the county continues to be very low and even though we are not required to test weekly based on CMS guidance, we are continuing to do so out of an abundance of caution.

Please also be advised that we are still scheduling in-person visits for the residents in our Health Care Center via the links below on this page. The online schedule offers visits seven days a week and multiple times throughout the day. If you have a schedule request that does not fit the times available, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2021

On Monday, May 10, 2021, we again tested all Lucy Corr staff and all Health Care Center residents for COVID. All test results were again negative.  We continue to test staff twice weekly, even as the county’s percent of COVID positivity is at 5.2%, the lowest it has been since September of 2020.  We also continue to test residents weekly, especially now that we have welcomed in-person visitation to the Health Care Center again. 

If you didn’t see it, the Richmond Times-Dispatch did a wonderful article on Mother’s Day visits at Lucy Corr and included the Health Care Center in their coverage. In fact, one of our long term care residents, Mrs. Connie Stroupe, was featured on the front page of the paper embracing her 4-year-old grand-daughter. 

One item that was mentioned in the article about Lucy Corr’s COVID experience is incomplete. The article says that we went the first nine months of the lockdown without a case of COVID, which is true. However, the story goes on to claim we didn’t sustain any deaths due to the pandemic and that is not accurate. While we did not have any deaths in the calendar year 2020, after the first of the year, and before the vaccines were available, some of our outbreaks, even though they were well contained, resulted in the loss of more than a dozen total residents over the first two months of 2021. Out of respect for those residents we lost to the virus (and their families), I wanted to complete what the article mistakenly omitted. Lucy Corr’s staff did a remarkable job keeping COVID out, and keeping what snuck in contained, but our record was not perfect, and it is important to be honest about it.

The pandemic has been difficult on everyone, especially seniors, whose emotions often would swing from being fearful of the virus to being frustrated with the measures taken to protect them from it — namely the lock-down and isolation. This is exactly why we continue to celebrate that we are now seeing a reopening – but also why we are continuing to test everyone for COVID and encourage vaccinations among newly admitted residents and newly hired staff members.  COVID is a great risk to the elderly and those with compromised immune systems, even when they are “fully vaccinated.”

We hope you had an excellent Mother’s Day. Ours this year was better by leaps and bounds because our residents were not quarantined from visitors and we witnessed so many reunions and hugs that we cried along with those visiting.

Thanks for your continued thoughts and prayers. On behalf of our caregivers and staff, we thank you.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, MAY 7, 2021

We are very pleased to let you know that our twice-weekly COVID-19 testing was negative for all staff and all residents (this includes both the Health Care Center and Assisted Living).  We continue to test twice weekly, even though it is more frequent than required by CMS.    

The Chesterfield County COVID positivity rate also dropped again this week to just above 5%, which is the lowest it has been since September 2020.

We continue to have both in-person and virtual visit appointments – you may schedule a visit by using the buttons/links below on this page. Please be advised that if your appointment is successfully made online, you will receive a confirmation email.

We are expecting that more than 100 Health Care Center residents will be visited in-person this Mother’s Day weekend (Saturday and Sunday) – what a blessing and what a change from this time last year!

Keep in mind visitors need to arrive on time to be screened by our staff upon entry and masks are required regardless of your vaccination status.  Also remember that we are not permitted to eat or drink during an in-person visit since that would require the removal of a mask.

Have a great Mother’s Day!

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 2021

We are pleased to notify everyone we have been cleared to have in-person visitation for the Health Care Center, starting today. You will find links (buttons) below in the “SCHEDULING A VISIT“ section of this page that are now active and will show dates and times available for visits! If you need a time or date that is not listed, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker.

We kindly remind Health Care Center visitors to arrive on time so we can complete your screening and issue proper PPE that we supply for your visit. Pets, food, or drinks are not allowed at this time during visits. Your vaccination status will not exempt you from both our entry screening or our PPE/infection control measures. Fully vaccinated residents are permitted, if they understand the risk and accept it, to have close proximity visits including touching, hugging, and holding hands – but both the resident and visitor(s) will need to wear a mask.

While these precautions are more stringent than current CDC requirements, but we have zero interest in having another COVID outbreak, which unfortunately can still happen with fully vaccinated residents. When an outbreak occurs, it suspends all in-person visits and quarantines residents in their rooms, which is so difficult on them. Therefore, in an abundance of caution, we must insist on source control for all visitors and require you to wear a mask.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 2021

We are very pleased that all COVID testing for all residents this week was negative. This includes four rounds of testing in the Health Care Center and one round of testing in Assisted Living. Both days of staff testing this week were also COVID-free. The four staff members who were positive on April 6, 2021 have been given clearance for return to work. We do want to mention that one part-time Health Care Center staff member continues to be out after exposure to COVID in their home.

Five of the seven previous COVID-positive Health Care Center residents have successfully discharged from our isolation unit as of today. The two remaining residents will remain in isolation until cleared to return by our Medical Director.

Please check back here or call our information hotline (804-425-7522) frequently as we anticipate that we will be announcing the resumption of scheduling indoor, in-person visitation for our residents in the Health Care Center in the near future.

The Assisted Living and Independent Living residents continue to have indoor, in-person visits.

We want to remind folks who come to visit that we must screen every person coming in for COVID. We are very happy many visitors have shared that they have been vaccinated – but keep in mind that having your vaccination does not mean you cannot get, or give, COVID. In fact, having your vaccination means if you do have COVID you might not even know you have it.  The screening we are doing is for the protection of our residents, so please be patient and allow us to do our jobs.

Be safe.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2021

Rigorous testing of all Health Care Center residents continued this week as we make every effort to track any movement of the virus. Today, we verified a single positive patient from one long term care unit. All other residents were negative for COVID today as they were in yesterday’s (Thursday) testing. This newly diagnosed resident was moved immediately to the isolation unit, and, like the other six who are on that unit, was already fully vaccinated. Testing Thursday of all staff on campus was COVID-free, just as it was when we tested all staff on Monday.

I have spoken to a number of Health Care Center resident family members who are frustrated, like we are, that after going the entire pandemic with very little COVID, why we now have fully vaccinated residents with the virus. I understand that frustration and it is also a challenge to us as caregivers.

We had an onsite visit from the Department of Health this week to discuss that very topic and they shared with us that there are small outbreaks of 4 to 7 residents in more than 20 long term care facilities in the Commonwealth that, like us, have over 95% of their residents fully vaccinated. It was a good visit with the VDH team and they drove home two very important points:

  • The vaccine is not a cure, nor is it able to prevent infection in those with weakened immune systems, because their bodies do not make antibodies at the same rate and as vigorously as they once did
  • Public health officials are seeing a rise in the number of newly diagnosed COVID cases in our area as more and more people get overconfident and are wearing masks with less and less frequency.

As we continue to test multiple units daily to make sure we capture the virus anywhere it may pop-up, we are not permitted by our licensing agencies to allow in-person visitation. We do ask for your patience as we undertake the steps necessary to test and verify the outbreak is contained/over. You can use the links on this page to schedule virtual visits and we will update this page and our hotline at (804) 425-7522 with any COVID news and visitation status changes routinely.

The Assisted Living residents remain COVID-free in this week’s testing and visitation in Assisted Living continues. Assisted Living visitors are asked to be on time for their appointment and to arrive at the Assisted Living lobby entrance to be screened by our staff.

Finally, I am pleased to report that we did receive a call from VDH mid-week that due to some citizens not showing up for their vaccine appointments, they had defrosted vials of the Pfizer vaccine available to bring to us to immunize the newly admitted residents in the Health Care Center.  We were able to immunize five newly admitted residents and five staff members who were on our waiting list to be vaccinated.  Not all COVID surprises are bad ones, as this impromptu virus clinic was a real blessing to our new hires and our newly admitted residents and their families.

Please keep our residents and caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 2021

On Monday, April 12, we tested all staff and we are pleased that all individuals were negative for COVID-19.  We also tested all Health Care Center residents and all were negative with the exception of one person. That resident was immediately relocated to the isolation unit where we are currently caring for seven COVID-positive patients.  Six of those individuals were vaccinated in mid-February, which indicates that even with a vaccine, someone with a compromised immune system still has exposure risk for the virus. Our testing frequency in the Health Care Center will continue to be more frequent as we cast the largest net possible to track and trap the virus as it attempts to spread. Until we complete our outbreak testing, we have suspended indoor, in-person visitation in the Health Care Center. We continue to offer virtual visitation and you can schedule that for Health Care Center residents by clicking the buttons on this page.  Check back here or call our information hotline at (804) 425-7522 for the latest update on testing and visitation.

We retested all Health Care Center residents again this morning and all COVID tests were negative.

There continues to be no COVID-positive residents in the Assisted Living. Beginning today, those with planned visits to our residents in the Assisted Living will begin entering/exiting via the front door of Assisted Living. You will still need to be screened before your visit and we ask that you do not bring anything to eat or drink during Assisted Living visits since wearing a mask is required.

The Virginia Department of Health is working with our clinic staff to set-up a date for newly admitted residents on our campus to get their first dose of the vaccine. It is our understanding that the partnered pharmacy will come on-site to our campus and administer the injection based on data we have been uploading to VDH. We are also offering vaccines to our newly hired staff via this same process. Once we have more to report on this vaccination effort we will post it here and our hotline.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 2021

We re-tested all Nursing Facility residents again today and we are pleased to report that we have no new COVID-positive residents at this time.  This testing today is in addition to having tested all residents and staff on Thursday, April 8 in both the Nursing Facility and Assisted Living. Presently, we have six COVID positive residents in our isolation hallway, five of which had completed the vaccination process in mid-February.

In-person visitation in the Health Care Center is still limited as we continue to test residents to assess the movement of the virus.  We are still doing virtual visits as usual in the Nursing Center.

In-person visits in the Assisted Living facility continue as usual.  However, beginning next week on Tuesday, April 13, Assisted Living visitors will enter and exit in the front of the Assisted Living building only.

We also want to let everyone know that phone calls directly to Nursing Facility residents are not going through at this time due to an issue with Verizon.  This week, Verizon began an infrastructure project on Courthouse Road to move existing phone lines for a summer road-widening project.  The resident phones in the Nursing Facility will dial out, but will not receive calls until late in the day on Monday, April 12.  The main number to our campus (804-748-1511) is being forwarded to a Verizon cell phone, and will ring 10-15 times before transferring to this mobile phone. Please forgive this disruption in our normal communications, as this issue is not ours to correct and relies solely on Verizon to complete the relocation of the phone boxes at the edge of both our campus and the local government complex.

All future updates for our campus will be posted here on this page and on our information hotline (804) 724-7522.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 2021

We have tested all staff today and we are very relieved to report that there are no COVID-positive team members. The four staff who tested positive on Monday, April 5, remain at home in self-quarantine.

The residents in the Assisted Living Facility were COVID-free again during this week’s testing. The Assisted Living Facility will continue to host indoor, in-person visits.

Residents in the Nursing Facility were screened again this week and we have discovered two more confirmed positive COVID cases. These two residents were relocated to the isolation unit immediately, and their physician and family members are aware of their positive test results. Both of these residents had their COVID vaccinations completed in February. This brings the total number of Nursing Facility residents that are currently in the isolation unit to five. We will continue to conduct COVID tests frequently as we seek to monitor the virus closely and prevent further spread.

While we test the Nursing Facility residents to screen for the scope of this COVID outbreak, we are temporarily limiting in-person visitation for this facility. If visitation outside of a compassionate care situation has to happen, we are holding those visits outdoors as weather and temperatures permit.

We continue, as before, to host dozens of virtual visits daily. Please use the links on this page to see availability for virtual visits.  Other visits (in-person) will be coordinated on a case-by-case basis.

We will continue to test all staff and Nursing Facility residents frequently and report those results (and any visitation updates) here on this page and on our information hotline (804) 724-7522.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 2021

Since Thanksgiving, we have been COVID testing all staff twice weekly.  And, even though the Chesterfield County percentage of positive COVID test results recently dropped below the threshold requiring twice weekly testing, we continue to invest the time and effort to maintain this more stringent testing frequency to keep our community safe.

This week, two staff members who work in the nursing facility have yielded positive COVID test results. We also are awaiting results on two additional nursing facility staff members. None of these staff members have any symptoms at this time and all are off-campus in quarantine until they are cleared to return by medical staff.

We tested all nursing facility residents today and we had four positive COVID results.  These four residents have been relocated to our isolation unit.  Presently, all are without symptoms and we are very grateful that three of these residents had their COVID vaccinations in early February.  The families and physician of these four residents are aware of their test results and their relocation to our isolation unit.

All staff and residents will be COVID tested again later this week, as we make every effort to be vigilant in detecting any COVID presence and preventing it from spreading.  While the percentage of positive testing is below 10% in Chesterfield County, it did increase from 6.6 to 7.1 over the last week. We predict that with Easter and Spring Break, there will be an increase in virus spread in the county.

As always, we will move forward with caution and communicate updates on this page and on our information hotline (804) 425-7522 – especially as it relates to changes in programming and visitation.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 2021

We are pleased to report that we remain COVID-free across all areas of the Lucy Corr campus. This includes all Nursing and Assisted Living residents as well as all staff.

We continue to offer scheduled indoor, in-person visits for both the Assisted Living and the Nursing Facility – and have extended the hours of visitation to include some evening and weekends. Virtual visits continue and all visits can be scheduled by clicking on the buttons (links) on this page.

As a reminder, we ask that visitors not bring food or drink to be consumed in the presence of their loved ones as face masks are still required at all times. We also ask that even though we are permitting younger visitors to enter, if they are unable to continually wear a mask, we ask that you refrain from allowing them to visit in person for now.

We will continue to update this page and our hotline (804-425-7522) with updates.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 2021

We tested all staff and all Nursing Facility residents twice this week and we are pleased to report that we remain COVID-free. Assisted Living residents were tested this week as well and all tests were negative for the virus.

We continue to offer scheduled indoor, in-person visits for both the Assisted Living and the Nursing Facility – and have extended the hours of visitation to include some evening and weekends. Virtual visits continue and all visits can be scheduled by clicking on the buttons (links) on this page.

Keep in mind we are not permitted to allow visitors to bring food or drink to be consumed in the presence of their loved ones as mask are still required at all times. We also ask that even though we are permitting younger visitors to enter, if they are unable to continually wear a mask, we ask that you refrain from allowing them to attend in person for now.

We will continue to update this page and our hotline (804-425-7522) with updates.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 2021

We tested all staff and all Nursing Facility residents twice this week and we continue to be COVID-free across the entire Lucy Corr campus.

We also offered more than 150 indoor, in-person visits for our residents in both Assisted Living and the Nursing Facility. It was great having guests again, and we are hopeful visitation can expand in the coming weeks. We are especially encouraged as Chesterfield County’s percentage of positive testing was under 8% this week (per CMS).

Please use the links (buttons) on this page to schedule a time to visit in-person or to schedule a virtual visit.

We will continue to update this page and our hotline (804-425-7522) with updates.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 2021

We have completed the 2nd round of COVID testing for all staff and all residents this week and we continue to be COVID-free, for which we are very thankful. 

As promised, we have been working hard digesting the new CMS guidance for the reopening of both our Health Care Center and Assisted Living facilities for in-person visitation. We are happy to announce that while we are still making efforts to perfect our visitation policies and scheduling we have developed an immediate plan to ensure each of our residents in the Health Care Center and Assisted Living Facility will have an opportunity for an in-person visit over the course of next week. 

Our links (buttons) to schedule visitation will be active today, March 12, 2021 at 5 p.m. We will accommodate scheduled visits to allow every resident in both our Assisted Living and Health Care Center to see their families over the next week. Upon opening the link, we ask that you review the infection control and safety protocols outlined, which will be required for visitation in both settings. Each visit will require continued screening, scheduling, and the limitation of total number of guests, all of which is expressed on our links below. We ask that during this time we each remain responsible for protecting the health of both our loved ones, and all the residents and team members at Lucy Corr.

As we evaluate the visitation process, we will likely make adjustments in the days ahead as we try to balance the risk of COVID, the new rules, and the desire to reunite residents and their loved ones. We will update this page and our hotline (804-425-7522) with any changes in our processes by Thursday, March 18. 

We remain thankful for the continued decrease in COVID positivity in the surrounding community – still we ask that you remain vigilant in assisting us with our infection control practices while on our campus. Thank you for being a care partner in the lives of our residents here at Lucy Corr, and please stay tuned for the continued release of updates of visitation. We hope to see you soon!

God bless!

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

Following the updated guidance from CMS, Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On March 13, 2021, we resumed offering scheduled in-person visits per newly released CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and we encourage they be held in a “common space” away from other residents.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be available to assist visitors and residents to support proper infection control.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice physical distancing with residents and others.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are constantly being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting and are COVID tested frequently.
  • We are actively screening staff members before their shift as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 2021

We have completed the 1st round of COVID testing for all staff and all residents this week and we continue to be COVID-free, for which we are very thankful. We also saw the percentage of positive COVID test results for Chesterfield County drop below the 10% mark for the 1st time since mid-November! We have been watching this marker as it has, until recently, driven how often we test our staff and if indoor visitations can occur.

Late Wednesday afternoon, CMS issued revised guidance for visitation in long-term-care settings. We are very happy that they are giving providers the opportunity to have in-person visitation restart – and just as the announcement came without any warning – it also came with a lot of unanswered questions. It appears many of the screening and safety protocols that were in place prior to the shutdown are still in place – so we may still need to limit how many guests are inside the facility at one time, how long they stay, and of course, everyone will have to be screened. Also, we are being told we still need to test our staff and our residents twice weekly, and that testing occurs in some of the same common spaces that we use for indoor visits (and testing also ties up staff that could be used to help with visits).

Right now we are reviewing the revised guidance with our Medical Director and Chief Nursing Officer and we will soon be posting to this page and our hotline our plan to reopen safely for indoor, in-person visits for both the Health Care Center and the Assisted Living facility! You can check back here or call our information hotline (804-425-7522) for the update, which we hope will be ready to share by 5 p.m. this Friday.

Keep in mind that we worked together to navigate this pandemic, and we will need that same corporation and patience as we undertake the rigors of coordinating and screening these visits for you and your loved one. We are so close – please be patient…and stay tuned!

God bless!

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County.

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 2021

Our update for today is very positive and brief. We have tested all Health Care Center residents twice this week and none were COVID-positive. Earlier this week, we successfully discharged the two remaining residents from our isolation unit and back to their regular rooms. 

The twice-weekly testing of all Lucy Corr staff also resulted in no COVID-positive results.

Our weekly testing of our Assisted Living residents continues to have no COVID-positive individuals.

The percentage of positive COVID tests in Chesterfield County was above 10% again this week, which pushes back in-person indoor visits for at least two weeks under the current guidance.  If guidance from CMS and the VDH changes, we will post that information on this page and also on our information hotline at (804) 425-7522. 

Thanks for your patience and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County.

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2021

We are so very pleased to update everyone today that all staff COVID testing results this week (on both Monday 2/22 and Thursday 2/25) were negative for the virus. We are even more pleased to announce that we tested all of our Health Care Center residents those same days and they too were all COVID-free! Due to the prevalence of COVID in Chesterfield County, we will continue to test all staff twice weekly until further notice. 

After we test again on Monday, 3/1/21, we should be able to discharge the two residents currently in isolation back to their normal rooms.  

We also tested all Assisted Living residents this week and they remain COVID-free.

 We received a question from a concerned family member asking us what will happen to new staff and newly admitted residents who want a COVID vaccine (now that our final vaccine clinic has been held). The answer is we will update the VDH redcap website weekly with those pending requests and VDH will help coordinate their doses of the vaccine. At this time, we are not aware of any nursing facility that will be giving their own doses of the vaccine, therefore the online registration with VDH is the official method of getting residents and staff in line for vaccination.

There have been no official updates from CMS or VDH on visitation guidance but please check back here for any changes or call our information hotline at (804) 425-7522.  And thanks again for your encouragement and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County.

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2021

On Monday, February 22, all staff and all Health Care Center residents tested negative for COVID-19. We currently have two residents in our isolation unit who are experiencing no symptoms. It is our expectation that they will both return to their regular rooms on the Midlothian Unit within a week barring any changes in condition.

Assisted Living continues to have no COVID-positive residents.

We have our third and final CVS/Omnicare vaccine clinic this week on Wednesday, February 24.

Testing for all staff and all Health Care Center residents will occur again on Thursday. 

The Chesterfield County percentage of COVID positive tests dropped again and is now 11.5%.  Indoor, in-person visits are not permitted in any facility when their locality’s percentage is 10% or higher. We have inquired what changes might be made to visitation policies now that the overwhelming majority of our residents and more than half of our staff have received the vaccine. We are awaiting guidance from CMS and the Department of Health – but until that is issued, we are following the current policy on visitation. Once we hear from these agencies we will add that to our frequent updates to this page and our information hotline at (804) 725-7522.  And as always please keep our residents, their families, and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County.

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2021

First, I would like to share good news as we have successfully discharged all residents from the Health Care Center COVID isolation unit back to their rooms on our Dale Unit. We presently plan on maintaining an isolation area dedicated to the care of COVID-positive residents. I would like to say a public thank you to all the staff who worked on the isolation unit to bring those residents through their isolation period safely.

Secondly, during our testing on Monday of all staff and all resident testing, we discovered two residents on the Midlothian unit who tested positive for COVID with the “instant read” test kit.  We quickly relocated them away from roommates and other residents and put them in isolation while we awaited a confirmation test using the PCR/Molecular lab test. Today, we confirmed that they have the virus. Luckily, both residents have had both doses of the vaccine and have no symptoms at this time. 

We also had two staff members test positive for COVID on Monday, and we confirmed their results this morning. Both of them work on the Midlothian unit. These two individuals are doing well and both are home self-isolating and will not return to work until cleared medically. 

Today (Tuesday, February 16, 2021), we have retested all Midlothian Unit residents with the “quick read” test kits and there are no COVID positive results. We will continue to test Midlothian residents frequently and will update you with the results.

Although the vaccine is not a cure, it does give those who receive it a head start on producing the antibodies that eventually defeat COVID. The vaccine will not always prevent someone from getting the virus if they are exposed — and the vaccine for COVID, just like for the flu, is not as effective in the elderly because many already have compromised immune systems. Still, we are very pleased that more than 95% of our residents on campus have now received both doses of the vaccine.

We will be hosting our final vaccine clinic on Wednesday, February 24, and staff are welcome to get their first dose if they have not already done so. We do not know how they will get the second dose, but the CDC encourages us to offer the vaccine to any willing staff member. 

Some families have inquired when they may be able to visit again in person. We do not have guidance on this yet from CMS or the VDH. The percent of positive testing for COVID in Chesterfield County is still above 10% and that in itself prohibits indoor and in-person visits. We continue to offer virtual visits daily. It is our hope that soon we will get more direction on how the vaccine may open new opportunities for visits. 

We will continue to test all staff on Mondays and Thursdays in the Chapel. We will retest all Nursing Facility residents again this week — even if we get another ice storm. Check back here for updates or you can call our information hotline at (804) 725-7522.  And as always please keep our residents, their families, and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County.

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2021

We are very pleased to let everyone know that with the testing we have completed in the Health Care Center on Monday (2/8) and today (2/10), we continue to have no COVID-positive test results! This is exceptional news as we are also preparing to discharge the 15 residents who have been in COVID isolation so they can return to their normal rooms on the Dale unit after the weekend! With these discharges from isolation, Lucy Corr will once again be a COVID-free campus across all four levels of care (Health Care Center, Assisted Living, Adult Day, and Independent Living).

On Tuesday, we confirmed one of our Nursing Facility Environmental Services staff members was COVID positive. That individual was having some minor symptoms of the virus and they are home self-isolating where they will remain until cleared to return to work. All other staff tested negative for COVID on Monday. We will again test all staff on Thursday, February 11, 2021.

Today also marks the seventh day after many of our residents and staff received their second dose of the Pfizer COVID vaccination. Our final vaccine clinic will be on-site Tuesday and Wednesday (2/23 & 2/24) to give second doses to a handful of residents who missed an earlier dose for various reasons (from being in the hospital those days to being in isolation here due to having COVID).  We have also learned that even though it is the final vaccine clinic on-site, CVS/Omnicare will still offer any resident or staff member a first dose on those days. They have not shared how these folks will be able to receive their second dose, but the logic behind this decision is to not turn people away who are willing to get the vaccine.

The percent of positivity in Chesterfield County, per CMS, remains just above 14%. Until that number drops below 10%, no facility in the county is permitted to have in-person visits with in-patient residents. Once we are allowed to host families again we will reactivate the links on our webpage to allow guests to request days and times for visits. Please keep in mind that reopening to visitation will probably come with some new guidelines from the VDH and CMS.  We have invested in several “visitation booths” in anticipation of upcoming restrictions to visitation.

Keep checking back to this page for the latest information or call our local information hotline number at (804) 425-7522. 

Be safe and God bless!

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County.

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2021

We are very pleased to report that we had no positive COVID test results on Thursday for any staff member or resident on campus. This includes all residents in the Health Care Center, the Assisted Living, and especially the Dale Nursing Unit. 

We completed both days of our COVID vaccination clinic this week with more than 150 staff members agreeing to be immunized, which is roughly 68% of our full-time staff.  We also completed the second doses for all but a handful of our residents across all three levels of care.  The final visit by the CVS/Omnicare vaccination clinic will be February 23-24.

The residents currently on the isolation unit remain there and we are watching over them with dedicated licensed staff.  It is our hope that some of them may move back to their normal rooms next week once they are cleared by our Chief Nursing Officer and Medical Director.

We will COVID test all residents and all staff on Monday, February 8 and again on Thursday, February 11.  The percent of positive tests this week in Chesterfield County dropped to just more than 14%, which is good news that we hope will continue.

Thanks again for your thoughts and prayers, we appreciate it, and you.

Stay on top of the latest updates by checking this page frequently or by calling our hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County.

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2021

On Monday (yesterday), we tested all Lucy Corr staff for COVID-19 and we are happy to report that there were no positive team members. We tested all Health Care Center residents and the entire facility was mostly COVID-negative Monday with the exception of four Dale Unit residents. These residents were immediately moved to the isolation unit. Another Dale resident who was at the hospital since last Friday also tested positive for COVID, even though they had tested negative the day before (Thursday). It is our expectation that they will return to us and be cared for in our isolation unit. This new set of positive COVID test results now brings the total number of residents on isolation to 15, and all are from our Dale Unit.

Today, all Health Care Center residents received their second dose of the COVID vaccine. This includes all Assisted Living and Independent Living residents, too. Those residents currently on isolation will receive their second dose the last week of February. Almost all of our isolation unit COVID-positive residents had already received their initial dose of the vaccination on January 12. 

The second day of the Vaccination Clinic will be held tomorrow, February 3, and it will be dedicated to giving staff their injections. In total, more than 140 of our 200 full-time staff members will have participated in the vaccination program here at Lucy Corr.

As always, please keep our residents, their families, and our staff in your thoughts and prayer. The end of the pandemic is in sight! Even if the final leg of the race is uphill and against the wind (or snow), we will make it!

Take care, be safe, and God bless.

Stay on top of the latest updates by checking this page frequently or by calling our hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County.

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 2021

Daily testing on the Dale Nursing Unit in the Health Care Center continues. Over the course of weekend testing, we relocated three additional residents to the COVID isolation unit after their results revealed they were positive. All three are asymptomatic and will remain in isolation until they are cleared to return to their regular rooms on Dale Unit. Each of the eight residents currently on the isolation unit resided on the same hallway on the Dale unit – most were roommates. We also regret to add to our update the loss of one of our current residents due to complications associated with the virus. Please keep their family in your thoughts and prayers.

Stay on top of the latest updates by checking this page frequently or by calling our hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County.

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 2021

We continue to test residents on the Dale LTC Unit daily and testing yesterday and today has uncovered two new residents with COVID-19. Residents who test positive are immediately relocated to the isolation area set aside on our Bermuda Unit.  Presently we have seven total residents from the Dale unit who have tested positive. These residents will remain under the care of licensed nurses until they are discharged by our Medical Director and Chief Nursing Officer back to their normal rooms.

Today, we tested all Health Care Center residents and no residents were COVID-positive other than the aforementioned two from the Dale Unit.  We have also tested all staff and we have one confirmed COVID-positive person from our rehab department. We also have two pending test results for confirmation, one for a Dale nursing staff member and the other is also rehab staff member. 

Earlier this week, we tested all Assisted Living residents and we are pleased to report they were all COVID-negative.

Stay on top of the latest updates by checking this page frequently or by calling our hotline at 804-425-7522. And please continue to keep our residents, their families, and our staff in your thoughts and prayers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County.

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 2021

On Monday, we tested all staff and we are pleased to report all staff were negative for the COVID-19 virus. We also tested all Health Care Center residents and all were COVID negative with the exception of three patients on our Dale LTC unit. The facility has reopened the isolation unit on Bermuda to care for these positive residents and any others that eventually convert. If you recall, we had several positive staff members last week and two of them work on the Dale unit.

Today, we retested all residents on the Dale unit and we had one new positive patient. That resident has been relocated to the isolation unit on Bermuda also. We will continue to test Dale Unit daily this week and will retest the entire Health Care Center again on Thursday, January 21.  We will also COVID test all staff again this Thursday.

Today we also tested all residents in the Assisted Living and all results were negative for COVID-19.

The next CVS/Omnicare vaccine clinic will be held Tuesday and Wednesday, February 3-4, 2021, to administer second doses of the vaccine to both residents and staff. Any staff member who did not accept the vaccine initially will be allowed to get their initial dose during those two days.

For updates on testing and announcements on the progress of the vaccine clinic, please continue to check this webpage or call our local information hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County.

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 2021

We are pleased to report that through all of the COVID testing we performed this week, NO resident tested positive for the virus. This includes both Assisted Living and Nursing Facility residents.

Staff were also tested two different days this week and we did have two positive staff, one in nursing and one in a non-nursing position in the Nursing Facility. Both are home and self-isolating.

On Tuesday and Wednesday we hosted our first COVID Vaccine Clinic with CVS/Omnicare. The clinics went very well and we had an overwhelming number of our residents accept the vaccination. Among staff, we had over 100 people accept the 1st round of the vaccine.

The next Vaccine Clinic will be held the 1st week of February. During that clinic, everyone who got the 1st dose will be able to get their second/final dose (residents and staff). We will again offer staff the opportunity to get their initial vaccine shot that day (for those who chose to wait). If additional staff decide to get their 1st dose the first week in February, then the pharmacist will return to give them their 2nd dose the final week of February here at Lucy Corr.

It has been a busy but very exciting week. Please be safe and continue to pray for our residents and our staff.

For updates on testing and announcements on the progress of the vaccine clinic, please continue to check this webpage or call our local information hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County.

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 2021

We tested all Assisted Living and all Health Care Center residents Monday and Tuesday of this week.  All residents remain negative for COVID-19.  We also tested all staff and we had three positive test results. Those individuals are self-isolating at home.

Today, Thursday, January 7, we are retesting all Health Care Center residents and staff.

We are excited about next week’s vaccine clinic on Tuesday and Wednesday (1/12 & 1/13). Presently, we have more than 100 staff members slated to receive the vaccine and almost every resident in the Health Care Center and Assisted Living has also given consent.

For updates on testing and announcements on the progress of the vaccine clinic, please continue to check this webpage or call our local information hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County.

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

2020

COVID-19 Update for Thursday, December 31, 2020

This week, on Monday (December 28, 2020) and again on Wednesday (December 30, 2020), we tested all Nursing Facility and Assisted Living residents for COVID. We are happy to share that none of our residents tested positive! We will resume resident testing next week on Monday, January 4, 2021.

Yesterday, (December 30, 2020), we also COVID tested our residents in the Independent Living apartments and cottages and we are pleased that they too were COVID-free. This will allow us to reopen the Bistro for in-person dining and welcome back our cottage residents to eat in the restaurant and use the exercise facilities located in the apartment building.

We are also very happy to be able to host a wonderful wine, hors d’oeuvres, and socially distanced game night for Independent Living residents to help them ring in the new year!  At this time no guests are allowed in the apartment building, but guests may resume visits on Wednesday, January 6, 2021.

During our Monday and Wednesday tests, we had two additional team members test positive – one from nursing and the other from environmental services. Neither of these two individuals had or have symptoms of the coronavirus and both are now home self-isolating until they are cleared to return by our Chief Nursing Officer.

Staff testing will resume Monday (January 4, 2021) in conjunction with our resident testing.

The Assisted Living memory care unit of 9 residents is still in isolation status. Staff who work on the memory care unit are solely dedicated to those residents. As we reported previously, we have staffed the unit with licensed nurses so that we can monitor those residents and react to any changes in condition that may occur. Once the unit goes two weeks with no new positive cases, we can end their quarantine. The traditional side of our Assisted Living is not in quarantine and those residents are able to move about freely as long as they wear a mask and socially distance.

At this time, we are still anticipating CVS/Omnicare to be onsite in the Health Care Center on January 12, 2021 and January 13, 2021 to administer the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. We have not officially been granted permission to include our Assisted Living residents and staff in this round of vaccinations, but we have started the conversation with the provider in charge of the clinic and hope to know more soon. Once we get more clarity, we will provide our Assisted Living families with more information.

This year has been a challenge. Caring for the elderly is hard work, but valuable work, and we feel grateful for the chance to serve our seniors. I am very proud to work for a non-profit community – one that strives to put residents and caregivers ahead of money and material gains. If I have learned anything about the seniors we serve it is this: they have lived this long because they are survivors – and our residents who are being protected from infection by our staff, have infected us with a survivor mentality too.

Thank you for praying for our residents and caregivers – with your support and prayers we are all surviving together into a new, and hopefully better, 2021.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County.

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Thursday, December 24, 2020

We tested all Nursing Facility residents for COVID twice this week and we are very pleased to announce none of our residents were positive! With this most recent testing, we have now ended the 3-person “virus outbreak” – and those 3 folks are fine and have returned to normal non-isolation status. We will again test all Nursing Facility residents on Monday and Wednesday of next week (12/28 and 12/30).

We are also very pleased to let you know that there were no COVID positive test results in the non-memory support area of our Assisted Living. We will retest all AL residents twice next week. The traditional side of the AL will be allowed to end their in-room isolation and we will begin socially distanced group activities and dining in time for them to enjoy their Christmas lunch.

The Assisted Living 9-bed Memory Support Unit is still in isolation due to positive COVID test results among those residents. The normal staff for that unit are now being supplemented by licensed nurses from the recently closed isolation unit in the Nursing Facility (to add more clinical support to those caregivers).

We tested all staff again on Wednesday and we have two more positive staff members, one in management and one in food services. Both are at home self-isolating and one is presently asymptomatic. All staff will be tested twice next week. The percent of positive COVID in Chesterfield remains above 15% on the official CMS website. There are no in-person visits allowed in any nursing facility when there is positive COVID onsite or when the county average is 10% or higher. We have been doing many virtual visits – especially on the AL Memory Unit as concerned family members check frequently on their loved ones.

We will be in touch soon with families of Nursing Facility residents to begin discussing the upcoming COVID vaccination clinics on campus. We anticipate CVS/Omnicare will be at Lucy Corr on January 12th and 13th to give the initial doses of the vaccine. The second dose of the vaccine will be offered on campus in mid-February. We have asked for our Assisted Living residents to be included in the vaccination program too. It is our hope CVS/Omnicare will have enough allocated to include both in-patient facilities and our staff.

Thank you and have a safe Christmas.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County.

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Tuesday, December 22, 2020

We are very pleased to report that all the residents in the Health Care Center tested negative for COVID-19 on Monday (12/21). We have now gone 12 days without anyone testing positive. The three residents who previously tested positive are still being isolated, are doing well, and still aren’t showing symptoms of the virus.

We will test all Health Care Center staff and residents for COVID-19 again tomorrow (12/23).

The Assisted Living staff and residents were also tested on Monday (12/21), and we are pleased to report that all residents not in the memory care area remain COVID-free. The memory care unit’s nine residents are in isolation and we will continue to monitor their condition as all of them are presumed positive at this time. We have been working with the Health Department and they are advising us on containment and processes for those in the memory care area. We will test all Assisted Living staff and non-memory care residents again tomorrow (12/23).

Testing of all staff on Monday identified three positive staff members – one caregiver, one food services staff member, and one member of our rehab team. None of these staff members are displaying symptoms and each is self-isolating at home.

We have been alerted by CVS/Omnicare that our COVID Vaccine Clinic will be held on January 12-13 for residents and staff in the Health Care Center. We are sorting through the required documentation and consent forms now and will be reaching out to all Health Care Center resident families soon to begin asking if they wish to have their loved one receive the vaccine. The second dose of the COVID vaccine will be offered in mid-February for those who accept the initial offering by CVS/Omnicare.

We are encouraged that these recent test results show that we are, so far, successfully limiting the spread of the virus. However, we are far more excited about the prospect of having a vaccine clinic date we can look forward to with hopes this will all soon be far less disruptive to our residents, their families, and our tender noses that are tired of being tested for this virus!

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County. Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

VISITOR SCREENING

In-person visits are suspended and prohibited until after January 4, 2021 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in Chesterfield County.

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Friday, December 18, 2020

We tested all Health Care Center residents for COVID-19 again on Wednesday, 12/16. We are very pleased to report that no residents in the Health Care Center tested positive for COVID-19. We also tested all Health Care Center residents on Friday 12/11, Monday 12/14, and Wednesday 12/16 – all results were negative, as we aggressively tested looking for where the virus may be lurking.

We currently have three Health Care Center residents still on the isolation unit who previously tested positive for the virus. One of the three will be “graduating” from isolation on Monday, and the other two will conclude their isolation next week. All three residents are doing well, with only one having experienced any symptoms of the virus.

We tested all Lucy Corr staff members on Wednesday, 12/16, and all were negative for COVID-19 except for one full-time staff member from Assisted Living. That staff member had no symptoms and is at home self-isolating. We also tested all residents in the Assisted Living on Thursday, 12/17, and most were negative with the exception of four who reside on the nine-bed memory support unit. None of these residents have exhibited any symptoms. We retested the memory support residents again today, Friday, 12/18, and no new positive results were found. Working with our Medical Director, we have isolated the positive residents and we are closely monitoring the other memory residents.

On Monday, 12/21, we will retest all Health Care Center and Assisted Living residents for COVID-19. We will also test ALL Lucy Coor staff members again on Monday as we make every effort to catch the virus. Our plan is to also retest these same residents and staff members on Wednesday, 12/23.

We are not hosting any in-person visits until after January 4 due to the heightened presence of COVID-19 in the county overall as it is prohibited. We have increased the number and frequency of face-time virtual visits and staff assisted phone calls. Today, we hosted 19 virtual visits and we have a similar amount scheduled for Saturday. See the “SCHEDULING A VISIT” section below to set up your next virtual visit.

We have been contacted by CVS/Omnicare about our vaccine clinic and we are expecting that to happen in mid-January with a second dose clinic projected in mid-February. We will soon begin reaching out to families of Health Care Center residents to get consent for the vaccine. We do not know if they will allow us to present our Assisted Living residents for the vaccine yet, but we have asked to have them included.

Once we get more information we will post it here on our website and on our hotline at (804) 425-7522. We are excited about getting the vaccine!

Please continue to keep our residents and our caregivers in your thoughts and prayers — and please know you are in ours!

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT IN-PERSON VISITS

Please be prepared to provide the following information when you contact us for a visit:

  • Resident Name, Room Number, Nursing Unit
  • Visitor Name(s)
  • Your Phone/Email for Contact
  • Preferred day:
    • Monday
    • Wednesday
  • Preferred Time:
    • 1:30 p.m.;
    • 2:30 p.m., or
    • 3:30 p.m.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR IN-PERSON VISITS

Before you schedule an In-Person Visit, there are a few conditions that all visitors must agree upon. These conditions ensure the safety of our residents, guests, and staff:

  • Visitors will be screened for symptoms associated w COVID (we have a list), asked if they have been in a location or with anyone in the last 14-days positive for COVID, and if they’ve been around anyone with symptoms or presumed symptoms of COVID.  They will also be asked about the test history for COVID.
  • Once screened visitors will agree in writing to the following conditions:
  • Sanitize their hands and their cellular/electronic devices
  • Wear a face mask their entire visit
  • Remain 6 feet apart from the resident
  • Wear all PPR (gloves and gowns we provided)
  • Not visit longer than 30 minutes
  • Bring no food, beverages, or personal items into the visiting area
  • Immediately report back to us if they are become COVID positive any time within 7 days of their visit inside the facility

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Tuesday, December 15, 2020

We are happy to announce that all residents in the Health Care Center have tested negative for COVID-19 on Monday, December 14, 2020. We will retest all residents again tomorrow (Wednesday, Dec. 16) as we continue to make every effort to catch the virus as quickly as possible should it still be active inside the nursing facility.

We did have one staff member test positive on Monday and they are self-isolating at home. We will be testing all staff in all departments tomorrow (Wednesday, Dec. 16). Check this website or our hotline — (804) 425-7522 — for updates.

– Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT IN-PERSON VISITS

Please be prepared to provide the following information when you contact us for a visit:

  • Resident Name, Room Number, Nursing Unit
  • Visitor Name(s)
  • Your Phone/Email for Contact
  • Preferred day:
    • Monday
    • Wednesday
  • Preferred Time:
    • 1:30 p.m.;
    • 2:30 p.m., or
    • 3:30 p.m.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR IN-PERSON VISITS

Before you schedule an In-Person Visit, there are a few conditions that all visitors must agree upon. These conditions ensure the safety of our residents, guests, and staff:

  • Visitors will be screened for symptoms associated w COVID (we have a list), asked if they have been in a location or with anyone in the last 14-days positive for COVID, and if they’ve been around anyone with symptoms or presumed symptoms of COVID.  They will also be asked about the test history for COVID.
  • Once screened visitors will agree in writing to the following conditions:
  • Sanitize their hands and their cellular/electronic devices
  • Wear a face mask their entire visit
  • Remain 6 feet apart from the resident
  • Wear all PPR (gloves and gowns we provided)
  • Not visit longer than 30 minutes
  • Bring no food, beverages, or personal items into the visiting area
  • Immediately report back to us if they are become COVID positive any time within 7 days of their visit inside the facility

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Monday, December 14, 2020

We retested all Health Care Center residents on Friday, December 11, and are pleased to report that no resident tested positive for COVID! The three residents who previously tested positive  are still quarantined in our isolation area and, at this moment, have no symptoms associated with the virus.

Today, Monday, December 14, 2020, we are testing all Health Care Center residents and staff yet again as we “reset the net” to capture the virus. Once we get today’s test results back we will update this page and our hotline — (804) 425-7522.

We have received some calls about the vaccine and this is what I can share right now: Once the vaccine is available, we will have an on-site vaccine clinic at Lucy Corr, which will be overseen by OmniCare/CVS pharmacy. They will bring and administer the vaccine. Lucy Corr has an allocation of vaccines determined by the Commonwealth and we are assured we will have enough to do initial vaccination of the Health Care Center residents and staff. The state has not released the consent documents to facilities as of this posting. We have been told that consent is necessary to administer the vaccination and consent must be in writing or by electronic submission (verbal consent is not permitted). Once Lucy Corr gets the consent documents, we will begin reaching out to each resident’s responsible party to get their permission (or denial) on the offer to be vaccinated. Once we know more information about the vaccine, we will pass it along.

Please be patient and please continue to keep our residents and our staff in your thoughts and prayers.

– Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT IN-PERSON VISITS

Please be prepared to provide the following information when you contact us for a visit:

  • Resident Name, Room Number, Nursing Unit
  • Visitor Name(s)
  • Your Phone/Email for Contact
  • Preferred day:
    • Monday
    • Wednesday
  • Preferred Time:
    • 1:30 p.m.;
    • 2:30 p.m., or
    • 3:30 p.m.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR IN-PERSON VISITS

Before you schedule an In-Person Visit, there are a few conditions that all visitors must agree upon. These conditions ensure the safety of our residents, guests, and staff:

  • Visitors will be screened for symptoms associated w COVID (we have a list), asked if they have been in a location or with anyone in the last 14-days positive for COVID, and if they’ve been around anyone with symptoms or presumed symptoms of COVID.  They will also be asked about the test history for COVID.
  • Once screened visitors will agree in writing to the following conditions:
  • Sanitize their hands and their cellular/electronic devices
  • Wear a face mask their entire visit
  • Remain 6 feet apart from the resident
  • Wear all PPR (gloves and gowns we provided)
  • Not visit longer than 30 minutes
  • Bring no food, beverages, or personal items into the visiting area
  • Immediately report back to us if they are become COVID positive any time within 7 days of their visit inside the facility

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Friday, December 11, 2020

We tested all residents and all staff of the Health Care Center for COVID-19 on Monday, December 7, and everyone received negative test results.

On Wednesday, December 9, we tested all nursing staff and all support staff and everyone was negative. However, we did have a non-nursing staff member miss work on Wednesday with flu-like symptoms. On Thursday evening, we learned that the staff member was COVID-positive.  That staff member is currently isolating at home.

On Wednesday, we tested all nursing residents and the results show that everyone was negative with the exception of two patients on the Midlothian Long Term Care unit.  These two patients were immediately relocated to the isolation unit we set aside for any possible COVID residents. Neither of the two residents had roommates. Presently, neither of the two residents, nor the individual from last week, are displaying any symptoms of COVI-19.

We are carrying forward with our scheduled testing today (Friday, December 11) of all nursing facility residents as we continue to “set the net” to catch any resident with the virus. We will be posting the testing results as soon as we get them and will update this web page and our hotline — (804) 425-7522 — with the latest information. We are also working closely with our Medical Director and the local Department of Health as we isolate and test constantly.

– Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT IN-PERSON VISITS

Please be prepared to provide the following information when you contact us for a visit:

  • Resident Name, Room Number, Nursing Unit
  • Visitor Name(s)
  • Your Phone/Email for Contact
  • Preferred day:
    • Monday
    • Wednesday
  • Preferred Time:
    • 1:30 p.m.;
    • 2:30 p.m., or
    • 3:30 p.m.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR IN-PERSON VISITS

Before you schedule an In-Person Visit, there are a few conditions that all visitors must agree upon. These conditions ensure the safety of our residents, guests, and staff:

  • Visitors will be screened for symptoms associated w COVID (we have a list), asked if they have been in a location or with anyone in the last 14-days positive for COVID, and if they’ve been around anyone with symptoms or presumed symptoms of COVID.  They will also be asked about the test history for COVID.
  • Once screened visitors will agree in writing to the following conditions:
  • Sanitize their hands and their cellular/electronic devices
  • Wear a face mask their entire visit
  • Remain 6 feet apart from the resident
  • Wear all PPR (gloves and gowns we provided)
  • Not visit longer than 30 minutes
  • Bring no food, beverages, or personal items into the visiting area
  • Immediately report back to us if they are become COVID positive any time within 7 days of their visit inside the facility

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Wednesday, December 9, 2020

We tested all residents and all staff of the Health Care Center for COVID-19 on Monday, December 7.  We are very pleased to report that no COVID-positive test results were found among staff or residents. The lone short-stay rehab resident who tested positive last week is being treated in an isolation area away from other residents and the resident continues to be asymptomatic.

Today (12/9), we re-tested all staff in all departments for COVID-19. We also re-tested all Health Care Center residents for the virus and submitted the samples to the lab. Once we receive those test results, we will post them to this website and on our information hotline — (804) 425-7522. Our plan is to continue testing residents and staff more frequently to give us as much data as possible so we can detect the presence of the virus and limit exposures if possible.

There is no in-person visitation at this time for the Health Care Center, but we have more than doubled the number of appointments for virtual visits. Residents in all areas of the Health Care Center are in isolation as we continue testing this week. We have converted to in-room meals and in-room activities. We are playing lots of holiday tunes and trying to keep everyone focused on Christmas instead of COVID.

– Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT IN-PERSON VISITS

Please be prepared to provide the following information when you contact us for a visit:

  • Resident Name, Room Number, Nursing Unit
  • Visitor Name(s)
  • Your Phone/Email for Contact
  • Preferred day:
    • Monday
    • Wednesday
  • Preferred Time:
    • 1:30 p.m.;
    • 2:30 p.m., or
    • 3:30 p.m.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR IN-PERSON VISITS

Before you schedule an In-Person Visit, there are a few conditions that all visitors must agree upon. These conditions ensure the safety of our residents, guests, and staff:

  • Visitors will be screened for symptoms associated w COVID (we have a list), asked if they have been in a location or with anyone in the last 14-days positive for COVID, and if they’ve been around anyone with symptoms or presumed symptoms of COVID.  They will also be asked about the test history for COVID.
  • Once screened visitors will agree in writing to the following conditions:
  • Sanitize their hands and their cellular/electronic devices
  • Wear a face mask their entire visit
  • Remain 6 feet apart from the resident
  • Wear all PPR (gloves and gowns we provided)
  • Not visit longer than 30 minutes
  • Bring no food, beverages, or personal items into the visiting area
  • Immediately report back to us if they are become COVID positive any time within 7 days of their visit inside the facility

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Thursday, December 3, 2020

We learned yesterday (December 2, 2020) that a part-time staff member in the Nursing Facility tested positive for COVID at their doctor’s office. The part-time staff member has not been at work since Sunday, November 29. The staff member was tested by their doctor after they learned their spouse was exposed at their place of employment. The staff member did not come to the facility to be tested because they knew they had been exposed at home.

All Nursing Facility staff were tested twice this week – on Monday (November 30, 2020) and on Wednesday (December 2, 2020). No staff members tested positive for the virus.

As a precautionary measure, we are testing every resident in the Nursing Facility for COVID using PCR/molecular kits today (Thursday, December 3, 2020).  We will have the results of the PCR COVID test before Saturday and we will update this page and our hotline (804-425-7522) as information becomes available.  We monitor residents each shift for signs and symptoms of the virus and presently we are not seeing anyone displaying symptoms.

Tomorrow (December 4, 2020) we will test our Independent Living residents as part of our post-Thanksgiving COVID exposure plan. If you recall, we suspended in-person dining, happy hour events, and visitations the day after Thanksgiving to allow residents to isolate for a period of time after the holiday and any possible exposure due to the holidays. Since it is has been a week since the holiday, we are testing for COVID at no charge to canvas our Independent Living residents for the virus before deciding to reopen the Bistro to in-person dining and the apartment building for public visitation.

– Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT IN-PERSON VISITS

Please be prepared to provide the following information when you contact us for a visit:

  • Resident Name, Room Number, Nursing Unit
  • Visitor Name(s)
  • Your Phone/Email for Contact
  • Preferred day:
    • Monday
    • Wednesday
  • Preferred Time:
    • 1:30 p.m.;
    • 2:30 p.m., or
    • 3:30 p.m.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR IN-PERSON VISITS

Before you schedule an In-Person Visit, there are a few conditions that all visitors must agree upon. These conditions ensure the safety of our residents, guests, and staff:

  • Visitors will be screened for symptoms associated w COVID (we have a list), asked if they have been in a location or with anyone in the last 14-days positive for COVID, and if they’ve been around anyone with symptoms or presumed symptoms of COVID.  They will also be asked about the test history for COVID.
  • Once screened visitors will agree in writing to the following conditions:
  • Sanitize their hands and their cellular/electronic devices
  • Wear a face mask their entire visit
  • Remain 6 feet apart from the resident
  • Wear all PPR (gloves and gowns we provided)
  • Not visit longer than 30 minutes
  • Bring no food, beverages, or personal items into the visiting area
  • Immediately report back to us if they are become COVID positive any time within 7 days of their visit inside the facility

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Tuesday, December 1, 2020

Due to the Chesterfield County percent of positive COVID tests, we have begun testing our staff twice weekly starting today (Monday, December 1). We will test again on Wednesday, December 2. The results of the Monday testing of Nursing Facility staff were all negative for COVID. We continue to have no residents or staff positive for the virus at this time.

Indoor and in-person visitation of residents is not permitted due to the county’s percent of positive COVID tests. We monitor the weekly CMS published positivity rates and will update this page routinely with updates on visitation.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT IN-PERSON VISITS

Please be prepared to provide the following information when you contact us for a visit:

  • Resident Name, Room Number, Nursing Unit
  • Visitor Name(s)
  • Your Phone/Email for Contact
  • Preferred day:
    • Monday
    • Wednesday
  • Preferred Time:
    • 1:30 p.m.;
    • 2:30 p.m., or
    • 3:30 p.m.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR IN-PERSON VISITS

Before you schedule an In-Person Visit, there are a few conditions that all visitors must agree upon. These conditions ensure the safety of our residents, guests, and staff:

  • Visitors will be screened for symptoms associated w COVID (we have a list), asked if they have been in a location or with anyone in the last 14-days positive for COVID, and if they’ve been around anyone with symptoms or presumed symptoms of COVID.  They will also be asked about the test history for COVID.
  • Once screened visitors will agree in writing to the following conditions:
  • Sanitize their hands and their cellular/electronic devices
  • Wear a face mask their entire visit
  • Remain 6 feet apart from the resident
  • Wear all PPR (gloves and gowns we provided)
  • Not visit longer than 30 minutes
  • Bring no food, beverages, or personal items into the visiting area
  • Immediately report back to us if they are become COVID positive any time within 7 days of their visit inside the facility

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Friday, November 13, 2020

We continue to test the Nursing Facility staff weekly and I am pleased that this week’s testing once again yielded ZERO COVID positive results. We remain COVID-free across campus among all residents and staff.

Last week, we announced a new link in the visitation section of our website for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. Please click on the link to see the additional days and times we have posted for families to have in-person visits.  We are offering this expanded visitation schedule knowing that we will not be able to host in-person family/resident Thanksgiving meals like we have done in the past.  We have also received preliminary word from the Department of Health that only medically necessary trips outside the facility are permitted for residents. This means that families are not permitted to take their loved ones out for family gatherings and return the resident to the facility due to the risk of exposure to the other residents. While this is difficult to accept, it is a good idea, since COVID is on the rise, especially in Chesterfield County.

Should the percentage of positive COVID cases in Chesterfield rise above 10%, regulations prohibit in-person visits inside the Nursing Facility. Should that become the case, all visits must be outdoors and that poses an additional variable that we also cannot control – the weather.

Please check back on this page for updates or call our local information hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT IN-PERSON VISITS

Please be prepared to provide the following information when you contact us for a visit:

  • Resident Name, Room Number, Nursing Unit
  • Visitor Name(s)
  • Your Phone/Email for Contact
  • Preferred day:
    • Monday
    • Wednesday
  • Preferred Time:
    • 1:30 p.m.;
    • 2:30 p.m., or
    • 3:30 p.m.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR IN-PERSON VISITS

Before you schedule an In-Person Visit, there are a few conditions that all visitors must agree upon. These conditions ensure the safety of our residents, guests, and staff:

  • Visitors will be screened for symptoms associated w COVID (we have a list), asked if they have been in a location or with anyone in the last 14-days positive for COVID, and if they’ve been around anyone with symptoms or presumed symptoms of COVID.  They will also be asked about the test history for COVID.
  • Once screened visitors will agree in writing to the following conditions:
  • Sanitize their hands and their cellular/electronic devices
  • Wear a face mask their entire visit
  • Remain 6 feet apart from the resident
  • Wear all PPR (gloves and gowns we provided)
  • Not visit longer than 30 minutes
  • Bring no food, beverages, or personal items into the visiting area
  • Immediately report back to us if they are become COVID positive any time within 7 days of their visit inside the facility

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Wednesday, November 4, 2020

We continue to test the Nursing Facility staff weekly and I am pleased that this week’s testing of more than 200 staff members on November 3 yielded ZERO COVID positive results.  We remain COVID-free across campus among all residents and staff.

The two Assisted Living team members who tested positive during the weekly testing on October 13 have returned to work after being cleared by the Virginia Department of Health.

You will notice a new link in the visitation section of our website for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. Please click on the link to see the additional days and times we have posted for families to have in-person visits.  We are offering this expanded visitation schedule knowing that we will not be able to host in-person family/resident Thanksgiving meals like we have done in the past.  We have also received preliminary word from the Department of Health that only medically necessary trips outside the facility are permitted for residents. This means that families are not permitted to take their loved ones out for family gatherings and return the resident to the facility due to the risk of exposure to the other residents. While this is difficult to accept, it is a good idea, since COVID is on the rise, especially in Chesterfield County (it has gone from 6.5% to 9.1% in the past 10 days.)

Should the percentage of positive COVID cases in Chesterfield rise above 10%, regulations prohibit in-person visits inside the Nursing Facility. Should that become the case, all visits must be outdoors and that poses an additional variable that we also cannot control – the weather.

Please check back on this page for updates or call our local information hotline at 804-425-7522.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT IN-PERSON VISITS

Please be prepared to provide the following information when you contact us for a visit:

  • Resident Name, Room Number, Nursing Unit
  • Visitor Name(s)
  • Your Phone/Email for Contact
  • Preferred day:
    • Monday
    • Wednesday
  • Preferred Time:
    • 1:30 p.m.;
    • 2:30 p.m., or
    • 3:30 p.m.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR IN-PERSON VISITS

Before you schedule an In-Person Visit, there are a few conditions that all visitors must agree upon. These conditions ensure the safety of our residents, guests, and staff:

  • Visitors will be screened for symptoms associated w COVID (we have a list), asked if they have been in a location or with anyone in the last 14-days positive for COVID, and if they’ve been around anyone with symptoms or presumed symptoms of COVID.  They will also be asked about the test history for COVID.
  • Once screened visitors will agree in writing to the following conditions:
  • Sanitize their hands and their cellular/electronic devices
  • Wear a face mask their entire visit
  • Remain 6 feet apart from the resident
  • Wear all PPR (gloves and gowns we provided)
  • Not visit longer than 30 minutes
  • Bring no food, beverages, or personal items into the visiting area
  • Immediately report back to us if they are become COVID positive any time within 7 days of their visit inside the facility

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Friday, October 23, 2020

This week, on Tuesday, October 20, we again performed COVID-19 testing for all our Nursing Facility staff and I am pleased to report that none of our staff were positive for COVID. If you recall from the previous posting, we tested residents on Oct. 8 and Oct. 15 and all were COVID-free.

On Monday of this week, an Assisted Living employee self-reported symptoms (as part of our staff’s obligation to let us know if they experience symptoms) so we performed a quick-read COVID test and they indeed tested positive. They were sent home and are self-isolating. We immediately scheduled all Assisted Living staff and residents to be tested again this week using the molecular PRC COVID testing with our lab.  We also tested all staff and residents last week and had no new cases using the “instant-read” COVID antigen kits.

I am pleased to update you that none of our residents had positive COVID results in Assisted Living. I am equally pleased to share that all other Assisted Living staff members also tested negative.

Please check back frequently to this page for updates, or call our information hotline at 804-425-7522. Thanks again for your patience and your prayers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
Holiday In-Person Visitation: Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT IN-PERSON VISITS

Please be prepared to provide the following information when you contact us for a visit:

  • Resident Name, Room Number, Nursing Unit
  • Visitor Name(s)
  • Your Phone/Email for Contact
  • Preferred day:
    • Monday
    • Wednesday
  • Preferred Time:
    • 1:30 p.m.;
    • 2:30 p.m., or
    • 3:30 p.m.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR IN-PERSON VISITS

Before you schedule an In-Person Visit, there are a few conditions that all visitors must agree upon. These conditions ensure the safety of our residents, guests, and staff:

  • Visitors will be screened for symptoms associated w COVID (we have a list), asked if they have been in a location or with anyone in the last 14-days positive for COVID, and if they’ve been around anyone with symptoms or presumed symptoms of COVID.  They will also be asked about the test history for COVID.
  • Once screened visitors will agree in writing to the following conditions:
  • Sanitize their hands and their cellular/electronic devices
  • Wear a face mask their entire visit
  • Remain 6 feet apart from the resident
  • Wear all PPR (gloves and gowns we provided)
  • Not visit longer than 30 minutes
  • Bring no food, beverages, or personal items into the visiting area
  • Immediately report back to us if they are become COVID positive any time within 7 days of their visit inside the facility

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Monday, October 19, 2020

The results of the Thursday, October 19 COVID testing in the Nursing Facility were all negative. This includes all the residents and all the staff. We will test all staff again tomorrow (Tuesday, October 20) as part of our weekly staff screening.

Regarding Assisted Living, this morning we learned that a staff member in the nursing department has tested positive for COVID-19. Thanks to our due diligence in employee screening and education, this staff member self-reported symptoms of COVID-19 and the notification of potential exposure through a family member prior to reporting to work on October 14, 2020. Our Chief Nursing Officer, Renee Allen, immediately directed the staff member to self-quarantine and see their doctor for follow-up. At that time, we decided to test all our Assisted Living residents and staff out of an abundance of caution. On Thursday, October 14, 2020, we completed COVID-19 testing on all residents and staff members in Assisted Living. All tests were negative. This team member will remain at home and we will continue to follow the recommendations from our health department regarding their eventual return.

As a follow-up, we will complete a second 100% round of staff COVID testing in Assisted Living on Tuesday, October 20, 2020. On Wednesday, October 21, 2020 all Assisted Living residents will receive their second COVID-19 test. We expect to receive these test results within 48 hours.

Our goal is to ensure the safety of everyone here at Lucy Corr. If you have any further questions, please reach out to Kimberlee Smith, Assisted Living Administrator, and Renee Allen, Chief Nursing Officer

Please check back frequently to this page for updates, or call our information hotline at 804-425-7522. Thanks again for your patience and your prayers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT IN-PERSON VISITS

Please be prepared to provide the following information when you contact us for a visit:

  • Resident Name, Room Number, Nursing Unit
  • Visitor Name(s)
  • Your Phone/Email for Contact
  • Preferred day:
    • Monday
    • Wednesday
  • Preferred Time:
    • 1:30 p.m.;
    • 2:30 p.m., or
    • 3:30 p.m.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR IN-PERSON VISITS

Before you schedule an In-Person Visit, there are a few conditions that all visitors must agree upon. These conditions ensure the safety of our residents, guests, and staff:

  • Visitors will be screened for symptoms associated w COVID (we have a list), asked if they have been in a location or with anyone in the last 14-days positive for COVID, and if they’ve been around anyone with symptoms or presumed symptoms of COVID.  They will also be asked about the test history for COVID.
  • Once screened visitors will agree in writing to the following conditions:
  • Sanitize their hands and their cellular/electronic devices
  • Wear a face mask their entire visit
  • Remain 6 feet apart from the resident
  • Wear all PPR (gloves and gowns we provided)
  • Not visit longer than 30 minutes
  • Bring no food, beverages, or personal items into the visiting area
  • Immediately report back to us if they are become COVID positive any time within 7 days of their visit inside the facility

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Thursday, October 15, 2020

Today, we tested the residents and staff in Assisted Living. We are not required by regulation to test the Assisted Living staff and residents with the same regularity as the Nursing Facility.  However, since we have the test kits on hand, and after numerous reports of COVID outbreaks in facilities that surround Lucy Corr, we tested today as a precautionary measure. I am very pleased to let all our Assisted Living families know that the COVID testing has returned NEGATIVE results for all staff and residents.

I am also pleased to report that the weekly COVID testing for the staff in the Nursing Facility on Tuesday (10/13) was completed and there were no COVID positive staff. Today, we are also testing the Nursing Facility residents and should have those results back by Saturday. Our last round of COVID testing for Nursing Facility residents was Thursday, October 8, and all were negative.

The two part-time Nursing Facility housekeeping staff members who tested positive on October 7 are still self-quarantining at home and still do not have any physical symptoms of the virus.  They will not return to work until they are cleared through the Department of Health. Lucy Corr’s  frequent testing of all Nursing Facility staff is being done specifically to alert us to asymptomatic carriers of the virus. Neither of our two staff members were aware they carried the virus and neither presented with a fever or symptoms when screened for work. That is exactly what makes this virus so dangerous and why we require the proper use of PPE, especially masks.  We are thankful we are in a position to test our residents and staff and appreciate the test kits from the Federal Government we have received over the last 45 days.

The Nursing Facility received a surprise on-site inspection from the Department of Health that began at 2 p.m. Wednesday and concluded this afternoon at 3 p.m.  I would like to thank Renee Allen, the Chief Nursing Officer, Ashley Jackson, our new Administrator and COO, and Barbara Thomas, Director of Nursing, for receiving a second zero deficiency infection control inspection.  Ladies, I appreciate you and thank you for helping oversee the COVID management and protection efforts here on the Lucy Corr campus.

We continue to be prohibited from having resident/family indoor visits with Nursing Facility residents (due to the positive COVID housekeepers on 10/7).  While we will make every attempt to keep all resident visitation appointments “outside,”  we cannot control the weather, and may need to cancel or postpone visits over the next week (10/18-10/21) until we are able to host indoor visits again (occurs once we are 14-days COVID-free among all staff and residents from the 10/7 positive housekeeper test). Visiting outside in the fresh air is great until that air is cold or the weather is rainy.

Overall we see COVID in our area on the rise and we are being more careful than ever to keep it out of our facilities and away from our residents.  Thank you as always for your continued prayers and patience — we continue to need plenty of both right now.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT IN-PERSON VISITS

Please be prepared to provide the following information when you contact us for a visit:

  • Resident Name, Room Number, Nursing Unit
  • Visitor Name(s)
  • Your Phone/Email for Contact
  • Preferred day:
    • Monday
    • Wednesday
  • Preferred Time:
    • 1:30 p.m.;
    • 2:30 p.m., or
    • 3:30 p.m.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR IN-PERSON VISITS

Before you schedule an In-Person Visit, there are a few conditions that all visitors must agree upon. These conditions ensure the safety of our residents, guests, and staff:

  • Visitors will be screened for symptoms associated w COVID (we have a list), asked if they have been in a location or with anyone in the last 14-days positive for COVID, and if they’ve been around anyone with symptoms or presumed symptoms of COVID.  They will also be asked about the test history for COVID.
  • Once screened visitors will agree in writing to the following conditions:
  • Sanitize their hands and their cellular/electronic devices
  • Wear a face mask their entire visit
  • Remain 6 feet apart from the resident
  • Wear all PPR (gloves and gowns we provided)
  • Not visit longer than 30 minutes
  • Bring no food, beverages, or personal items into the visiting area
  • Immediately report back to us if they are become COVID positive any time within 7 days of their visit inside the facility

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Thursday, October 8, 2020

We learned at 1 p.m. yesterday (October 7), through our weekly testing of our Nursing Facility staff, that two part-time housekeeping team members tested positive for COVID.  Both team members were sent home to self-isolate and as of this update, neither of them are displaying any symptoms associated with the virus.  It is for this reason that we have been dedicated to the frequent testing of our staff and we are very thankful that we have the ability to test as needed for COVID.

Early today (10/8), we are re-testing all of our housekeeping team members for COVID. We will also test all our residents in the Nursing Facility today as well. We expect to receive these test results within 48 hours. Please check back on this page for updates on these tests, or call our information hotline at (804) 425-7522.

Since we had in-person indoor visits scheduled for more than 15 residents and their families yesterday (October 7), we quickly pivoted and moved those visits outdoors versus cancelling them. All visitors were informed of the team members who tested positive and were given the option to cancel their visit or visit outdoors. All scheduled visitors accepted the sudden change of location and were able to spend time with their loved ones – many of whom had not seen each other in person for more than 190 days. 

We will update this page with our plans for visits scheduled next week on Monday and Wednesday (October 12 and October 14). These plans may change based on weather conditions, which unfortunately we cannot control. 

The positive COVID test results of these two housekeeping team members who work in the Nursing Facility will NOT alter the visitation status for our residents in Assisted Living or Independent Living. Please check back here frequently for any changes or updates for visitations, including changes in location.

Thank you as always for your continued prayers and patience… we need extra of both right now.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT IN-PERSON VISITS

Please be prepared to provide the following information when you contact us for a visit:

  • Resident Name, Room Number, Nursing Unit
  • Visitor Name(s)
  • Your Phone/Email for Contact
  • Preferred day:
    • Monday
    • Wednesday
  • Preferred Time:
    • 1:30 p.m.;
    • 2:30 p.m., or
    • 3:30 p.m.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR IN-PERSON VISITS

Before you schedule an In-Person Visit, there are a few conditions that all visitors must agree upon. These conditions ensure the safety of our residents, guests, and staff:

  • Visitors will be screened for symptoms associated w COVID (we have a list), asked if they have been in a location or with anyone in the last 14-days positive for COVID, and if they’ve been around anyone with symptoms or presumed symptoms of COVID.  They will also be asked about the test history for COVID.
  • Once screened visitors will agree in writing to the following conditions:
  • Sanitize their hands and their cellular/electronic devices
  • Wear a face mask their entire visit
  • Remain 6 feet apart from the resident
  • Wear all PPR (gloves and gowns we provided)
  • Not visit longer than 30 minutes
  • Bring no food, beverages, or personal items into the visiting area
  • Immediately report back to us if they are become COVID positive any time within 7 days of their visit inside the facility

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Monday, October 5, 2020

We are pleased to report that all parts of Lucy Corr’s campus remain COVID-free – this includes all residents and all staff.  Our next scheduled COVID test of the Health Care Center staff will be Tuesday, October 6th.

The visitation situation for our campus is as follows:

Independent Living residents are hosting visitors outdoors daily, as weather permits, and following COVID protocols.  They are also hosting visitors in their apartments and cottages on Thursdays and on weekends from 10am until 4pm (as long as our concierge staff pre-screen the guests).

Assisted Living residents are doing routine virtual visits and have set days for in-person visits.  In-person visits are by appointment only and are typically outdoors as weather permits. The Assisted Living recreational therapy staff are arranging all virtual and in-person visits (please call 804-748-1511 for availability for Assisted Living visits).

Nursing Facility residents are doing virtual visits Monday through Friday by appointment only, and are now having limited, in-person visits on Mondays and Wednesdays in 30-minute intervals. This week, we were able to have 55 residents enjoy in-person visits!  If you are interested in scheduling an in-person or virtual visit with a Nursing Facility resident, please use the new buttons below to view what days and times are available.  Please also be advised that should Lucy Corr have a resident develop COVID, or if Chesterfield County’s COVID positive test rate goes above 10%, the policy for in-person visits will be postponed or altered.

Please check back frequently to this page for updates, or call our information hotline at 804-425-7522. Thanks again for your patience and your prayers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

SCHEDULING A VISIT

Due to staffing capabilities and sanitation requirements, we are currently requiring all visitors to make a reservation to visit with a loved one at Lucy Corr.

To streamline the process, we have transitioned to an online reservation system for both Virtual Visits and In-Person Visits. If you are interested in scheduling an visit, please click the button below that corresponds to the type of visit you would like to reserve:

Virtual Visit
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Clover Hill (Memory Care)
In-Person Visit — Health Care Residents in Midlothian, Matoaca and Dale

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT IN-PERSON VISITS

Please be prepared to provide the following information when you contact us for a visit:

  • Resident Name, Room Number, Nursing Unit
  • Visitor Name(s)
  • Your Phone/Email for Contact
  • Preferred day:
    • Monday
    • Wednesday
  • Preferred Time:
    • 1:30 p.m.;
    • 2:30 p.m., or
    • 3:30 p.m.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR IN-PERSON VISITS

Before you schedule an In-Person Visit, there are a few conditions that all visitors must agree upon. These conditions ensure the safety of our residents, guests, and staff:

  • Visitors will be screened for symptoms associated w COVID (we have a list), asked if they have been in a location or with anyone in the last 14-days positive for COVID, and if they’ve been around anyone with symptoms or presumed symptoms of COVID.  They will also be asked about the test history for COVID.
  • Once screened visitors will agree in writing to the following conditions:
  • Sanitize their hands and their cellular/electronic devices
  • Wear a face mask their entire visit
  • Remain 6 feet apart from the resident
  • Wear all PPR (gloves and gowns we provided)
  • Not visit longer than 30 minutes
  • Bring no food, beverages, or personal items into the visiting area
  • Immediately report back to us if they are become COVID positive any time within 7 days of their visit inside the facility

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • On September 22, 2020, we started offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

Schedule a Virtual Visit

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Friday, September 25, 2020

All test results from the second round of Independent Living resident testing for COVID were negative for the virus. With this great news, we are ending the quarantine and immediately allowing our Independent Living residents to resume group activities and group dining following our previous protocols for mask and distancing. However, we are NOT allowing outside visitors at this time for either Independent Living cottages or apartments. Visitation will likely resume next week and we will make that announcement on this website and on our hotline once we have a start date.

We are also pleased to report that all Nursing Facility staff test results for COVID were negative on Thursday, September 24. There are not, and have not, been any COVID positive residents in the Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Nursing Facility so far during this pandemic. The lone COVID positive resident in the Independent Living has recovered and will return soon – if you recall the resident was on vacation with their adult children at the beach when they became ill. 

Nursing Facility residents are now permitted to have in-person visits. This week we hosted 15 visits that went very well. One son who visited his mother tearfully thanked our team after the visit saying, “After 190 days of being unable to see mom in person, I never thought I’d hear her voice telling me ‘I love you,son,’ But I got to hear it in person today and I am so thankful for your care all this time and for allowing me to see her today.” 

While we are glad to host in-person visits, we are aware that it poses a great risk to our residents, and we understand if some families prefer to stay with virtual visits. Some families have expressed frustration that we are not hosting visits daily or into the evening hours. Please keep in mind these visits require more than PPE – they require staff coordination, sanitization, and supervision to ensure protocols aren’t breached so we can mitigate as much potential exposure as possible. We are testing all staff twice weekly for COVID and the spaces we use for in-person visits are also the same safe spaces that we use to test nearly 200 staff members.  

Please keep in mind our primary focus is on giving care – and that resources to host visits and prepare the space are the same resources that deliver care and oversee required testing. We will work to help get as many visits in-person as we can but we will not do so at the cost of care delivery.

Thank you for your patience and your kindness as we all put the residents first and recognize that COVID has not been cured, and we all must work together to live safely and avoid reckless exposure.

If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org. We will continue to offer virtual visits and continue to use our current scheduling process. Please be prepared to give us the following information when you contact us for a visit:

  • Resident Name, Room Number, Nursing Unit
  • Visitor Name(s)
  • Your Phone/Email for Contact
  • Preferred day:
    • Monday or
    • Wednesday
  • Preferred Time:
    • 1:30 p.m.
    • 2:30 p.m., or
    • 3:30 p.m.

Please check back frequently to this page for updates.  Thanks again for your patience and your prayers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • Starting on September 22, 2020, we are offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Tuesday, September 22, 2020

We are pleased to report we continue to be COVID-free amongst our staff, Assisted Living residents, and Nursing Facility residents here at Lucy Corr.

The Independent Living resident who contracted COVID while visiting the Outer Banks has recovered and been released from the Chesapeake hospital and is now staying with family. Yesterday, we retested all Independent Living residents for COVID and await those results. If you recall, we tested all Independent Living residents last Wednesday (September 16) as a precaution and all results were negative for COVID. Independent Living residents are not accepting outside visitors at this time and Independent Living group dining and group activities are suspended until we verify all residents are still COVID-free. We will update this page once we get the results of the PCR molecular test later this week.

As we posted on Saturday, The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) surprised us on Friday, September 18, by issuing a memo ending the restriction on in-person visits in all of America’s nursing homes. We have since developed a plan to allow in-person visits to occur cautiously and carefully two days each week. We may add more days for visits in the future but right now we are using our “visit” space and support staff to conduct required COVID testing of all Nursing Facility staff every Tuesday and Thursday.

In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially. Per the CMS guidance to reopen, visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents. Visits will be for 30 minutes and be limited to two adults and no children (under 12) at this time. CMS requires that staff be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times. All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.  Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.

We have not had any in-patient residents in the Nursing Facility or the Assisted Living Facility contract COVID at any time during the pandemic. Our residents have been tested for COVID as recently as Thursday, September 17.  We are testing our staff twice each week for the virus.  Our residents have been more than 190 days without seeing family in-person and while we are glad to welcome visitors, we are also aware that this presents an enormous risk for our residents. In order to assure our residents’ safety, we ask that you understand the risk a visit presents. Please be mindful if you don’t feel well, or if you’re in contact routinely with the general public, that your visit may be better done virtually.  Almost half of all COVID deaths in Virginia have been in Nursing and Assisted Living Facilities – so we are taking this very seriously.

If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org. We will continue to offer virtual visits and continue to use our current scheduling process. Please be prepared to give us the following information when you contact us for a visit:

  • Resident Name, Room Number, Nursing Unit
  • Visitor Name(s)
  • Your Phone/Email for Contact
  • Preferred day:
    • Monday or
    • Wednesday
  • Preferred Time:
    • 1:30 p.m.
    • 2:30 p.m., or
    • 3:30 p.m.

Please check back frequently to this page for updates.  Thanks again for your patience and your prayers.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

September 22, 2020 — Lucy Corr begins offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines. If you are interested in scheduling an in-person visit, please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org.
March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • Starting on September 22, 2020, we are offering scheduled in-person visits per CMS guidelines.
  • Visits must be by appointment only and are to be held in a “common space” away from other residents
  • In-person visits will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. initially.
  • Visits will be for a maximum of 30 minutes and are limited to two adults and no children under 12.
  • A staff member will be present to supervise the environment to assure infection control protocols are in place at all times.
  • All visitors must be screened by our staff for fever, respiratory/COVID symptoms, and be given PPE to wear to limit the exposure to our residents and staff.
  • Staff will sanitize the visitation areas before and after each visit.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.
  • Please contact Anne Atkinson at 804-748-1511 or by email at AAtkinson@LucyCorr.org to schedule your visit.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Saturday, September 19, 2020

We are pleased to inform you that the bi-weekly COVID testing for staff resulted in ZERO positive test results. Staff in the Health Care Center (HCC) were tested on Tuesday and Thursday (9/15 & 9/17). We also retested all HCC residents as this was part of the Virginia Department of Health requirement to allow us to apply for Phase II, which lets us reopen for visitation.

However, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) sent a memo to all providers yesterday that lifted their restrictions on nursing home visitation and issuing guidance on how visits must be managed and coordinated. This memo came as a surprise to providers like us who have been repeatedly reminded by CMS that visitors were not allowed except under compassionate care situations.

Reopening for visitation, according to the CMS guidance, will be based on the percentage of positive COVID cases in the county where the nursing facility is located. As of today, the CMS measure for Chesterfield County is 11.3%. The CMS memo states that counties above 10% are NOT permitted to have indoor visits when reopening. The new percentage for Chesterfield will be posted Monday, September 21.

Please check this website for updates frequently as we’ll begin sharing information about how to schedule and host outdoor visits for our residents to finally see their loved ones in person. We will issue details on how to schedule the visit, where the visit will be held, and guidance from CMS on what restrictions or rules visitors will need to follow to help prevent spreading COVID to our residents. We are very excited to be able to have visitors soon – but we are also cautions.

We also want to update you on the Independent Living resident who is in the hospital in Chesapeake. If you recall the IL resident was on vacation in the Outer Banks with their adult children and contracted COVID.  Even though this occurred off campus, Lucy Corr has tested all  Independent Living residents for COVID and all remain negative. We are also pleased to let you know the hospitalized resident is hopeful to be released to their family early next week as their symptoms have ended. The Independent Living apartment building is now closed to visitors as a precaution and group dining and activities are suspended for the time being. The Chief Nursing Officer and her team will retest all  Independent Living residents for COVID Monday, September 21, and we are hopeful everyone will be negative and we can gradually return to allowing dining and activities to carefully resume.

Thank you for your continued prayers and well-wishes.  Lucy Corr has worked around the clock to care for all our residents. Our staff have been nothing short of amazing and we thank God for them and for His protection of everyone here.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Thursday, September 17, 2020

The testing results for the COVID screenings of all Nursing Home staff this Tuesday were NEGATIVE for the virus!  We will retest the Nursing Home staff and the Nursing Home residents again today, Thursday, September 17.  

We also were alerted that an Independent Living apartment resident (who has been out of town at the beach with their adult children since last week) is in the hospital and tested positive for COVID. The resident is stable, being observed at an out-of-town hospital, and is in good spirits and feeling better. However, since they reside on our campus, Lucy Corr voluntarily tested the residents in the apartment building and all cottage residents with COVID rapid-result test kits yesterday. The results are already in and all tests from the independent Living apartment building were NEGATIVE. We will retest these same residents this Saturday and out of an abundance of caution have altered our visitation rules to quarantine the entire Independent Living area until further notice. 

In our last update, we informed you that new Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) regulations require nursing facilities to base the frequency of staff COVID testing on the percent of positive tests in the county where they operate. We recently learned that Chesterfield County’s positivity rate is above 11%. This means that, starting last week, all Chesterfield County nursing facilities were required to test all staff twice weekly.

This twice weekly testing will continue until at least next week. Once the test results for nursing facility staff are available, we will continue to post them to this website and to our hotline at (804) 425-7522. At this time, we are not required to test our residents.

To offer a little background on these tests, each round of testing for the virus is expensive, costing more than $18,000 each time. While we are fortunate that the federal government has provided us with some stimulus funding to help cover some of the testing cost, the expense is real and the effort to schedule and conduct the test is cumbersome. While we understand that this new CMS regulation is an earnest effort to protect our residents, it does not mean our staff of caregivers enjoy the nasal testing process and we certainly would rather spend our money paying caregivers versus paying to test caregivers.

In other news, Assisted Living has been doing window visits and virtual visits for weeks now and is on pace to allow limited in-person visits beginning next week. All Assisted Living visitors will be screened, required to wear a mask, and must maintain six feet of physical distance from their loved-one. All visits are by appointment only and will be limited to two days next week during dayshift so we will have adequate staff to screen and support the visits.

It is difficult to express the frustration we all feel due to these restrictions. Residents have been without a touch or hug from their family for more than 180 days now. Though we are excited to have in-person visits begin, it is hard to imagine not holding hands, hugging, or even kissing loved ones – especially when they are finally only six feet away. We have heard from a handful of family members who will not be visiting because they will not be able to withhold affection from the resident so they are opting for window or virtual visits. We have also been yelled at and cursed out on the phone by frustrated family members who are rightfully sick and tired of not being allowed to visit.

Please know we understand — it is yet another tragic symptom of this virus. Also, please keep in mind that it is not the fault of the staff here at Lucy Corr that the pandemic is requiring so many restrictions. We are doing our jobs and caring for your loved ones. We do it out of love, in spite of risks to our own health, through multiple rounds of COVID testing, and all while still trying to be good parents to our kids in “virtual” school.

The pandemic has been hard on everyone and it is nobody’s fault. Blame and angry outbursts cure nothing, fix nothing, and only serve to make what is already bad feel much worse. We are powerless to control the pandemic – but we are not powerless in the way we control our attitudes and how we treat one another. Please join me in taking a deep breath and realizing that we are all in this together and we will only get out of it the same way – TOGETHER!

For those of you who have written to us or emailed us that you are thinking of and praying for our residents and staff of caregivers, we thank you and ask that you please continue to do so. We appreciate it — and you — very much.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Thursday, September 10, 2020

Results from the latest round of COVID testing performed on Thursday, September 3, have come back NEGATIVE for the virus – this includes all nursing facility staff and residents. We are very thankful we remain free of COVID-19.

In our last update, we informed you that new Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) regulations require nursing facilities to base the frequency of staff COVID testing on the percent of positive tests in the county where they operate. Today, we learned that Chesterfield County’s positivity rate is above 11%. This means that, starting next week, all Chesterfield County nursing facilities will be required to test all staff twice weekly. Lucy Corr will test today, Thursday, September 10, and again next week on Monday, September 14 and Thursday, September 17.

This twice weekly testing will continue for at least the next two weeks. Once the test results for nursing facility staff are available, we will post them to this website and to our hotline at (804) 425-7522. At this time, we are not required to test our residents.

To offer a little background on these tests, each round of testing for the virus is expensive, costing more than $18,000 each time. While we are fortunate that the federal government has provided us with some stimulus funding to help cover some of the testing cost, the expense is real and the effort to schedule and conduct the test is cumbersome. While we understand that this new CMS regulation is an earnest effort to protect our residents, it does not mean our staff of caregivers enjoy the nasal testing process and we certainly would rather spend our money paying caregivers versus paying to test caregivers.

In other news, Assisted Living has been doing window visits and virtual visits for weeks now and is on pace to allow limited in-person visits beginning next week. All Assisted Living visitors will be screened, required to wear a mask, and must maintain six feet of physical distance from their loved-one. All visits are by appointment only and will be limited to two days next week during dayshift so we will have adequate staff to screen and support the visits.

It is difficult to express the frustration we all feel due to these restrictions. Residents have been without a touch or hug from their family for more than 180 days now. Though we are excited to have in-person visits begin, it is hard to imagine not holding hands, hugging, or even kissing loved ones – especially when they are finally only six feet away. We have heard from a handful of family members who will not be visiting because they will not be able to withhold affection from the resident so they are opting for window or virtual visits. We have also been yelled at and cursed out on the phone by frustrated family members who are rightfully sick and tired of not being allowed to visit.

Please know we understand — it is yet another tragic symptom of this virus. Also, please keep in mind that it is not the fault of the staff here at Lucy Corr that the pandemic is requiring so many restrictions. We are doing our jobs and caring for your loved ones. We do it out of love, in spite of risks to our own health, through multiple rounds of COVID testing, and all while still trying to be good parents to our kids in “virtual” school.

The pandemic has been hard on everyone and it is nobody’s fault. Blame and angry outbursts cure nothing, fix nothing, and only serve to make what is already bad feel much worse. We are powerless to control the pandemic – but we are not powerless in the way we control our attitudes and how we treat one another. Please join me in taking a deep breath and realizing that we are all in this together and we will only get out of it the same way – TOGETHER!

For those of you who have written to us or emailed us that you are thinking of and praying for our residents and staff of caregivers, we thank you and ask that you please continue to do so. We appreciate it — and you — very much.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 Update for Friday, September 4, 2020

Lucy Corr was notified on Friday, August 28, that the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services was releasing a new rule that mandated a testing protocol for all Nursing Homes in the United States. The frequency of the testing for COVID is determined by the rate of positive tests in your county. As of Monday of this week (Aug. 31, 2020) Chesterfield County has a positive COVID percentage of 9.1%, which means all nursing homes in the county must now test all staff on a weekly basis for COVID until the percentage in the county drops below 5%. The new rule also obligates every nursing home in the country to re-test their residents for COVID at least one time.

Yesterday, Thursday, September 3, 2020, the residents and staff of our Health Care Center were successfully tested for COVID. As always, we will post the results on this web page and also on our hotline (804-425-7522). Results for these tests should be back from the lab by Saturday noon as they were submitted Thursday at noon.

Although some facilities have received an antigen testing kit for COVID, we here at Lucy Corr are still awaiting ours to arrive. These kits, which were sent out by the Federal government to nursing homes around the country, use a drop of blood to test for the virus. Once we get ours, we will convert from the nasal swab testing to the new test kits, which also have the benefit of giving results within 15 minutes of the sample being taken. The blood test kits are also half the cost of the nasal swab test and far less uncomfortable.

We also want to alert you that one of our part-time business office staff members tested positive for COVID yesterday. They are currently at home without symptoms and had been out for a few days already caring for their spouse, who has COVID with symptoms. We are following the Department of Health’s return to work policy for this staff member and we tested all residents and staff again today. Please keep our staff member and their spouse in your thoughts and prayers.

There are still no COVID positive residents on our campus, for which we are very thankful. Regarding visitations, we are continuing to permit limited in-person visits for our Independent Living residents. Also, beginning the week of September 14, our Assisted Living residents will begin limited in-person visitation. Families of Assisted Living residents will be receiving a letter with a brief description of the protocols and processes required for these limited visits.

The Health Care Center is still not permitted to have outside visitors unless the resident is transitioning, has had a significant change in condition, or has been newly admitted. Even in these limited situations visits must follow strict infection control protocols. We have every intention to allow in-person visits as soon as the Virginia Department of Health advises us of when and how they can occur 

Again, thank you for your thoughts and prayers for our residents and our caregivers.  Please take care of yourselves, too.

— Derrick Kendall, CEO

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 2020

As of today, Thursday, August 27, 2020, we continue to be COVID-free on campus here at Lucy Corr. We are working with the Department of Health to gain approval to move into Phase II of reopening our Assisted Living and Nursing Centers for limited, in-person visits. However, it is a very slow process — built on caution — and we are hopeful we can continue to be COVID-free so we can reopen.

In the meantime, we are still hosting virtual visits for nursing residents throughout the week, and our activity staff and our social workers continue to arrange these contacts as a large part of their day. Please take advantage of the program by contacting your loved one’s social worker in the Nursing Facility.

We have been alerted that the Department of Health and Human Services will be sending point of care COVID test kits to Lucy Corr before the end of September. That testing device is from Federal resources and will be used to conduct mandatory caregiver testing once it arrives. We will post to this website and our hotline to alert you when it is delivered and in use.

Thanks again for your support, patience, and prayers.

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 2020

As of today, Wednesday, August 19, 2020, Lucy Corr remains COVID-free across all parts of our campus – this includes all residents and staff. 

Thank you for your continued prayers and well-wishes for both our residents and those of us who care for them. We appreciate you and your patience as we navigate these strange, unique days together.

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 2020

We are pleased to report that Lucy Corr’s entire campus currently has zero residents or staff members with a positive diagnosis for COVID-19. We have no new testing results to post at this time. 

Again, we thank you for your support, prayers, and patience during these trying times.

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 2020

We are pleased to report that we have just received all the COVID-19 test results for the point prevalence testing completed on July 30, 2020. We are even more pleased to verify what we already suspected — NO residents and NO staff in Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center tested positive in this third round of weekly testing.

We will now look to the Virginia Department of Health for direction to see if we need to do another round of testing for everyone in the Health Care Center.

The Federal Government is sending new COVID-19 testing kits to all nursing facilities that will be point-of-care tests. These tests are not done with nasal swabs, rather they are similar to how we test for blood sugar, using a single drop of plasma. These tests detect antibodies and typically the results are ready within a few minutes of the sample being input. Lucy Corr, due to the fact we have not had any COVID-19 positive residents, will not receive these point-of-care test kits in the first round of delivery. The Federal Government is directing the initial test kits to be sent to hotspot areas like Hampton Roads and Northern Virginia. We will update this page with additional details once they are made available to us.

Again, we thank you for your support, prayers, and patience during these trying times.

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR TUESDAY, JUlY 28, 2020

As we announced in our last update, Lucy Corr conducted point prevalence COVID-19 testing on July 13 and July 24 for all nursing facility residents and staff. We are pleased to report that no residents tested positive for COVID-19 during either testing cycle. We are also pleased to report that no staff members have tested positive, with one lone exception. The staff member who tested positive on the July 24 is a nursing employee who is self-quarantining at home and who is not showing any significant symptoms of being ill. However, since we had one positive staff member, Lucy Corr will retest all residents and staff this Thursday, July 30 in conjunction with the Virginia Department of Health.

The single positive test of the lone employee will not disrupt normal operations as we are now in a “normal” phase that includes intensive infection control activities and resident social distancing.  A positive employee test for COVID-19 does not “reset” our progression through the phases of re-opening to allow the eventual return of limited in-person visits by families. 

It is still our hope that visits will be permitted by the Department of Health sometime in late August or early September.

We will update the hotline (804) 425-7522 and this webpage with new COVID-19 information, including test results, as soon as we get that information.

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, JUlY 23, 2020

We are pleased to report that all Lucy Corr test results for COVID-19 are negative! We tested all Assisted Living residents and staff on July 6 and all Health Care residents and staff on July 13. The testing was done as a point prevalence exercise funded by the Department of Health and conducted in partnership with the National Guard.

Our Nursing Home residents and staff will be retested for COVID-19, Friday, July 24, by a Department of Health approved private laboratory. This second round of testing for Nursing Home residents and staff is required by the Department of Health before we can apply to “reopen” for limited in-person visitation. It is our hope that we will again have no positive COVID-19 test results during this second round of testing — allowing visitation to begin late August. We will update this webpage once we receive our second round of COVID-19 testing results. 

It’s important to note that a second round of testing is not required for Assisted Living facilities and we have applied to the Department of Social Services to “reopen” to visitors. Presently, window visits are permitted only for our Assisted Living residents and it is our hope that we can do limited in-person visitation in early August for Assisted Living residents.

We have enjoyed the limited opening of our Adult Day Center this week. The handful of participants have enjoyed the return as much as we have and we look forward to adding to the permitted number of participants in the next few weeks.

Independent Living residents at Springdale are now welcome to dine-in for lunch and dinner in our Bistro. We are following social distancing and infection control protocols like all restaurants and we are also still offering pick-up or delivery of meals. We also restarted the weekly shopping trips to Kroger using our community bus. We are still not allowing outside visitors to enter our apartments or apartment common areas at this time. We have set-up our model cottage for in-person visits for our apartment residents and their families. Apartment residents continue to enjoy frequent visits when using our outside areas along with the shaded bench areas and under the gazebos. Residents who live in our Independent Living cottages are permitted to have visitors in their cottages as long as they follow social distancing guidelines and wear a mask. 

Thank you for your continued prayers and well-wishes for both our residents and those of us who care for them. We appreciate you and your patience as we navigate these strange and difficult days together.

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, JUlY 16, 2020

We are pleased to continue to report there are no staff or residents at Lucy Corr with COVID-19. 

Last week on July 6, the Virginia National Guard did COVID-19 point prevalence testing for all Assisted Living residents and staff. We are relieved to report that the test results have been returned and are negative for COVID-19 cases. Point prevalence testing is necessary before we can make a request to the Department of Health/Department of Social Services to allow us to “reopen” our Assisted Living community to visitors. 

On Monday, July 13, the National Guard was on-site in the Health Care Center testing all Nursing Home residents and staff. We are hopeful that there will be no positive COVID-19 test results, since we still do not have anyone in the nursing facility showing symptoms of the virus. If all test results are negative, we will then be required to re-test everyone in the Nursing Home (residents and staff) once more before we can ask the Department of Health to allow us to “reopen” to visitation. 

Nursing Home and Assisted Living “reopening” is also tied to the Governor’s declarations of what Phase the Commonwealth is in (currently in Phase III).  Should the Commonwealth go back into Phase II due to state-wide increases in positive COVID-19 testing, then the Assisted Living and Health Care Center would also return to a no visitation/quarantine status. At this point, it is our hope we may reopen the Assisted Living community to limited visitation the week of August 4 and the Health Care Center may reopen the week of August 17. When we get closer to that date we will notify residents and families of the rules and regulations that will apply to reopening. 

Finally, we are pleased to announce that we are now able to do on-site COVID-19 testing of our residents independent of the Department of Health and National Guard. We are partnering with a private lab that has the capacity to do screening for any newly admitted residents, newly hired staff, and existing staff/residents.  With this new testing capacity, we will reopen the Adult Day Center to a limited number of participants beginning July 20.  Participants will be isolated to the Adult Day Center and will not join any Assisted Living residents for meals or group activities.

Thank you for your continued prayers and well-wishes for both our residents and those of us who care for them. We appreciate you and your patience as we navigate these strange and difficult days together.

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, JUlY 9, 2020

Lucy Corr is very pleased to report that we remain COVID-free on our campus (this includes all our residents and our staff). 

The Virginia National Guard was on campus Monday, July 6, to conduct COVID-19 testing for all Assisted Living residents and nursing staff, as well as campus support personnel. This testing is referred to as “point prevalence” and is required by the Virginia Department of Health before a facility can ask for permission to reopen for visitors. The testing went well and we are awaiting the results, which could take as long as nine days to return to us. If anyone tests positive, we will announce it on this website and on our information hotline (804-425-7522), as well as alert our residents and the state survey agency. The Virginia Department of Health will also get these test results and they will conduct any contact tracing for any positive results. It is our reasonable expectation that there will be no positive test results since we continue to have no residents or staff with any symptoms of the virus.

The residents and staff of the Health Care Center will receive their point prevalence COVID-19 testing on Monday, July 13. The Virginia Department of Health has informed all nursing homes that they must conduct back-to-back weekly COVID point prevalence testing, with no positive results, before being allowed to reopen to in-person, limited visitation in the future. 

We have tentatively decided to reopen the Adult Day Center on Monday, July 20, barring any new information from the Department of Social Services (who licenses the Adult Day Center) and pending COVID test results for Adult Day Center staff members. 

Thank you for your continued prayers and well-wishes for both our residents and those of us who care for them. We appreciate you and your patience as we navigate these strange and difficult days together.

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, JUlY 2, 2020

As of today, Thursday, July 2, 2020, Lucy Corr remains COVID-free across all parts of our campus – this includes all residents and staff.

We are partnering with the Virginia Department of Health and the Virginia National Guard to conduct point prevalence COVID-19 testing of both our staff and the Nursing and Assisted Living residents. This testing is part of the Health Department requirement for reopening our facilities to visitors in the future. 

Testing dates include:

July 6th — Residents, nurses, and support staff in Assisted Living

July 13th — Residents, nurses, and support staff in the Health Care Center 

Results from these COVID-19 tests will be available at the discretion of the State Lab and may take up to seven days to receive. In addition to the above test dates, Lucy Corr will also conduct a second round of testing for our nursing home residents and staff before August. 

Our Adult Day Center remains closed for now, though if testing goes well, we plan to reopen for our participants before the month ends. We miss you all and can’t wait to welcome you back! 

*Point prevalence COVID-19 tests are required for all Nursing and Assisted Living centers in the Commonwealth.

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2020

As of today, Thursday, June 25, 2020, Lucy Corr remains COVID-free across all parts of our campus – this includes all residents and staff. 

This week, we started window visits for Assisted Living residents and it is going very well – our residents are so excited!

Our Nursing Center also received an unannounced in-person infection control inspection by the Virginia Dept of Health this week. We’re pleased to say that we received zero deficiencies! This will allow us to now schedule our campus for point prevalence COVID-19 testing for all residents and staff. This testing will be done in partnership with the Virginia National Guard and the Virginia Department of Health. It is required for all Assisted Living facilities and Nursing Homes in the state before they can reopen to limited visitation.

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2020

As of today, Thursday, June 18, 2020, we can continue to report that we are COVID-free across all parts of the Lucy Corr campus – this includes all residents and staff.

Earlier this week, we had an unannounced monitoring inspection by the Department of Social Services for our Assisted Living program. We’re pleased to report that the results were near perfect with only two minor paperwork issues cited. Thank you to the hardworking Assisted Living staff. We are proud of all that you do for our residents!

Following up on last week’s update, we are excited to announce that we’ll be accepting family visits for Assisted Living residents for the week of June 22! Earlier this week, families were sent written instructions on the process and safety protocols this week. 

The Adult Day Center remains closed at this time.

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2020

As of today, Thursday, June 11, 2020, we’re pleased to report that we continue to be COVID-free across all parts of the Lucy Corr campus – this includes all residents and staff.

At this time, the Adult Day Center remains closed. 

Next week, we will be accepting family visits for Assisted Living residents. Please note that these visits will be window visits only and visitors still aren’t permitted inside the facility at this time. Our Assisted Living staff will be reaching out by phone and email with the available times, days, and procedures. We are still working on the process, so please hold any phone calls about these visits until you are contacted by Lucy Corr with details. 

Earlier this week, Lucy Corr Independent Living resident Lynn Belcher was featured on WTVR CBS 6’s Virginia This Morning program. She was interviewed about her experience with our Seniors Adopting Seniors community outreach program, which pairs local high school seniors with some of our residents as a type of pen pal relationship. Check it out!

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2020

As of today, Thursday, June 4, 2020, we continue to be COVID-free across all parts of the Lucy Corr campus – this includes all residents and staff.

At this time, the Adult Day Center remains closed. However, with Phase 2 of the Governor’s reopening plan starting on Friday, June 5, we are in the process of reviewing what that will entail for our in-patient health care facilities. Once we have guidance and details, we will responsibly work those new flexibilities into our operations.

As you may have seen on the local news recently, Lucy Corr has been getting a lot of positive attention for our Seniors Adopting Seniors community outreach program, which pairs local high school seniors with some of our residents as a type of pen pal relationship. Stay tuned to WTVR CBS6 as they will soon be featuring Lynn Belcher, an Independent Living resident. Mrs. Becher was interviewed about her experience adopting a recent Cosby High School graduate who will be attending Longwood in the fall, which is where Mrs. Becher’s daughter also went for her undergraduate degree.

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, MAY 28, 2020

As of today, Thursday, May 28, 2020, we are pleased to continue our COVID-free status across all residents and staff at Lucy Corr. 

We also want to let you know that the Health Care Center at Lucy Corr was inspected by the state survey agency for a Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) required infection control focus survey. The Health Care Center at Lucy Corr was found to be deficiency-free at the conclusion of the inspection!

As we announced last week, the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic is open and seeing non-Lucy Corr patients. Also, the Adult Day Center remains closed. 

Visitors are still prohibited inside the Health Care Center, Assisted Living, and the Independent Living apartment building. However, Independent Living residents are allowed to have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:

  • Arrive during normal visiting hours
  • Submit to be screened for illness by Lucy Corr staff
  • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing during the visit
  • Only visit in designated outdoor areas

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2020

We are pleased to provide in this weekly update that we continue to have NO residents anywhere on the Lucy Corr campus who have tested positive for the COVID virus. We’re also equally pleased to announce that no staff members have tested positive for the virus either since May 7. We feel very lucky and very blessed to continue to report positive news to you. 

If you haven’t seen it yet, Lucy Corr was featured on the cover of our local Chesterfield Observer as we celebrated our 50th anniversary of serving seniors. Although the big party and celebration had to be postponed for now, we are glad we received the opportunity the Observer gave us to mark the event publically. Here is the link to the story: https://www.chesterfieldobserver.com/articles/fifty-years-later-lucy-corrs-legacy-of-helping-the-elderly-continues/     

We are also very pleased that our Seniors Adopting Seniors resident community activity was featured on the May 20 WRIC TV 8 broadcast. Seniors Adopting Seniors is Lucy Corr’s way of allowing our senior residents to help honor and celebrate the graduating high school seniors whose commencements were cancelled due to the pandemic. Our residents adopt a graduate and send them congratulatory correspondence, well wishes, and life advice. Lucy Corr staff helps the residents assemble small gift baskets to send. Here is the link to that story: https://www.wric.com/news/local-news/chesterfield-county/lucy-corr-seniors-adopt-chesterfield-high-school-seniors-as-both-experience-losses-from-covid-19/

While our Adult Day Center remains closed, we can announce that the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic has reopened in a limited capacity and we are following all new Department of Health and Board of Dentistry precautions. Patients going to the dentist office must enter and exit via the dental clinic lobby, however no Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents are being seen at this time.

With the Governor’s decision to enter Phase I of the reopening of Virginia, we are supporting our Independent Living residents to have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:

  • Arrive during normal visiting hours
  • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
  • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
  • Visit in designated outdoor areas

Visitors to the Independent Living part of our campus may not enter common areas or any apartment or cottage during this relaxation in our COVID protection period. Residents in the Assisted Living and Health Care Center are still not permitted to have visitors at this time.

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 21, 2020 — Due to the Phase I reopening of Virginia, we have reopened the Lucy Corr Dental Clinic on a limited access basis and Independent Living residents may accept visitors under certain guidelines.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.
  • However, Independent Living residents may have limited visitors to campus as long as the visitors follow these criteria:
    • Arrive during normal visiting hours
    • Submit to be screened for illness by our Lucy Corr staff
    • Wear a facemask and practice physical distancing
    • Visit only in designated outdoor areas

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic has reopened on a limited access basis, but is not accepting Lucy Corr Assisted Living or Health Care Center residents at this time.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, MAY 7, 2020

Last week, on May 7, we announced that a part-time staff member on our Midlothian nursing home unit tested positive for COVID. That staff member’s last day worked on campus was May 1.

Today is May 14 and it has been two weeks since that staff member was present in the facility. We are pleased to announce that we continue to have zero COVID-19 positive residents anywhere on our campus at this time — including the Midlothian nursing unit! We are also pleased to announce that our staff member is feeling better and looking forward to a full recovery. The Midlothian unit will return to normal “pandemic” levels of operation with the approval of our Medical Director on Saturday, May 16.

We want to remind everyone that our Adult Day Center remains closed and we are still prohibiting visitors to our facilities.

OUR IN-HOUSE LAUNDRY PROCESS, DELIVERY HOURS, AND VIRTUAL VISITS

We continue to diligently follow current CDC recommendations on infection prevention and we monitor residents and staff daily for symptoms of the virus.

In an effort to further reduce the risk of community spread of the virus and to help our families comply with the Governor’s order to remain at home, effective Monday, April 13, 2020, we will begin laundering all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge and will no longer facilitate laundry pick-ups/deliveries of soiled items. We will also adjust the hours we will accept deliveries for residents and we ask that you only deliver essential items. If you do have essential goods to deliver to your loved one, please do so during business hours, Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the temporary entrance near our Health Care Center’s lobby. If you are unable to deliver during this time frame, please call 748-1511 and we will try to accommodate special arrangements.

And finally, we’ve had an overwhelming response to our invitation to schedule residents for “family video chats” and are trying to accommodate as many virtual visits as possible. We understand it is difficult to be away from your loved one and these virtual visits have been resoundingly positive. Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance. See the VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED section below for technology specifications.

Thank you again for your cooperation and understanding!

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are now prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic is closed until further notice.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

COVID-19 UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, MAY 7, 2020

Official Communications Policy Update

In cooperation with recommendations issued by Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), Lucy Corr will provide COVID-19 pandemic updates on a weekly basis (and more often as needed) beginning today, May 7, 2020.

As we previously announced on April 7, we will be using this website (https://lucycorr.org/coronavirus/) and our local information hotline (804-425-7522) as the declared sources to communicate with our more than 340 residents, their families, and responsible parties. Should a resident begin to have symptoms of the virus, we will directly contact the family/responsible party about their change in condition as we would do in any health status situation.

COVID-19 Diagnosis Update

We are pleased to report that no resident has tested positive for the COVID-19 virus anywhere on Lucy Corr’s campus. We are continuing to restrict visitors from all areas of our campus, enforce the use of face masks for all staff members, follow more intense sanitization and cleaning routines, and we’re screening all nursing facility and assisted living residents daily for respiratory symptoms and fever. We’re also continuing to screen all staff members before they are allowed entry to our care areas at the start of their shifts. I am also pleased to say that, for the time being, we have adequate PPE supplies on hand.

While we have been virus-free among all our residents, we are sharing with residents, families, and staff that a part-time employee of our health care center has tested positive for the COVID-19 virus. The staff member last worked on our Midlothian long term care unit on May 1.  The staff member is self-isolating at home and is expected to make a full recovery.

We are working with the health department to assist them with contact tracing and notification. In consultation with the Virginia Department of Health and our Medical Director, Dr. Arlene Bohannon, we are currently undertaking the following additional interventions on that unit:

  • Doubling the frequency of treatment with our disinfection misting system (a machine/system that is used to clean operating rooms with antiviral mist)
  • We’re prohibiting non-essential foot traffic through the long term care unit, and
  • We are increasing the frequency of fever and respiratory monitoring for the residents located in our Midlothian long term care unit.

As of this posting, there are no residents on that unit, or anywhere else on our campus, with symptoms of COVID-19. These extra precautions will continue for at least the next week (until we have passed the 14-day last shift worked date for the staff member who tested positive.)  We will continue with our “normal” pandemic procedures throughout the rest of the building as we work to protect our residents and co-workers in these stressful times.

Family members of residents who reside on the Midlothian unit are being contacted by Lucy Corr to answer any questions they may have about this announcement.

OUR IN-HOUSE LAUNDRY PROCESS, DELIVERY HOURS, AND VIRTUAL VISITS

We continue to diligently follow current CDC recommendations on infection prevention and we monitor residents and staff daily for symptoms of the virus.

In an effort to further reduce the risk of community spread of the virus and to help our families comply with the Governor’s order to remain at home, effective Monday, April 13, 2020, we will begin laundering all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge and will no longer facilitate laundry pick-ups/deliveries of soiled items. We will also adjust the hours we will accept deliveries for residents and we ask that you only deliver essential items. If you do have essential goods to deliver to your loved one, please do so during business hours, Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the temporary entrance near our Health Care Center’s lobby. If you are unable to deliver during this time frame, please call 748-1511 and we will try to accommodate special arrangements.

And finally, we’ve had an overwhelming response to our invitation to schedule residents for “family video chats” and are trying to accommodate as many virtual visits as possible. We understand it is difficult to be away from your loved one and these virtual visits have been resoundingly positive. Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance. See the VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED section below for technology specifications.

Thank you again for your cooperation and understanding!

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.
March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.
March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.
April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: FaceTime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are now prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.

EVENTS

  • All events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic is closed until further notice.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

SAFETY REMAINS HIGHEST PRIORITY AT LUCY CORR, WITH CONTINUED SCREENINGS, VIRTUAL VISITS, AND MORE

We continue to be blessed that as of this posting, we have no residents anywhere on our campus who have tested positive for COVID-19. We continue to screen all residents and incoming staff for signs/symptoms of the virus. To ensure that we remain blessed with a COVID-free campus, we are also continuing to prohibit outside visitors.

On Saturday, April 25, we distributed hand-sewn cloth masks to all of our Independent Living residents. We are thankful for all the generous donations of wonderful community members, as well as our own Lucy Corr staff, who have sewn these masks for our residents over the last few weeks to make this possible. Lucy Corr was one of the first places to require staff to wear a mask at all times, and we are pleased to have enough masks to be able to also provide them to our resilient Independent Living residents.

We always strive – whenever possible – to provide residents, families, and employees with relevant information as soon as possible. When there is new COVID-19 information to share, we update this website and our information hotline (804) 425-7522. If it appears the website and hotline have not been updated in a while, it’s simply because nothing relevant has changed.

OUR IN-HOUSE LAUNDRY PROCESS, DELIVERY HOURS, AND VIRTUAL VISITS

We continue to diligently follow current CDC recommendations on infection prevention and we monitor residents and staff daily for symptoms of the virus.

In an effort to further reduce the risk of community spread of the virus and to help our families comply with the Governor’s order to remain at home, effective Monday, April 13, 2020, we will begin laundering all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge and will no longer facilitate laundry pick-ups/deliveries of soiled items. We will also adjust the hours we will accept deliveries for residents and we ask that you only deliver essential items. If you do have essential goods to deliver to your loved one, please do so during business hours, Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the temporary entrance near our Health Care Center’s lobby. If you are unable to deliver during this time frame, please call 748-1511 and we will try to accommodate special arrangements.

And finally, we’ve had an overwhelming response to our invitation to schedule residents for “family video chats” and are trying to accommodate as many virtual visits as possible. We understand it is difficult to be away from your loved one and these virtual visits have been resoundingly positive. Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance. See the VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED section below for technology specifications.

Thank you again for your cooperation and understanding!

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.

March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.

March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.

April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are now prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: Facetime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

EVENTS

  • All April events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic is closed until further notice.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

FUTURE UPDATES

Lucy Corr will work diligently to make sure all of our residents and staff members receive the latest communication regarding this situation. To stay informed regarding any changes to policies or safety precautions specific to Lucy Corr, please check regularly back on this webpage.

POSITIVE EMPLOYEE UPDATE, NEW IN-HOURSE LAUNDRY PROCESS, UPDATED LIMITED DELIVERY HOURS, AND ENCOURAGING VIRTUAL VISITS

Protecting the health and safety of your loved one here at Lucy Corr continues to be our top priority during this national state of emergency. This weekend will mark one month since we enacted our visitor restrictions and extra safety precautions and we still have NO confirmed cases of COVID-19 for any resident anywhere on our campus. Last week, we announced that a current employee of our Assisted Living Facility did test positive for the virus. The employee has recovered and should be back with us soon. We continue to diligently follow current CDC recommendations on infection prevention and we monitor residents and staff daily for symptoms of the virus.

In an effort to further reduce the risk of community spread of the virus and to help our families comply with the Governor’s order to remain at home, effective Monday, April 13, 2020, we will begin laundering all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge and will no longer facilitate laundry pick-ups/deliveries of soiled items. We will also adjust the hours we will accept deliveries for residents and we ask that you only deliver essential items. If you do have essential goods to deliver to your loved one, please do so during business hours, Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the temporary entrance near our Health Care Center’s lobby. If you are unable to deliver during this time frame, please call 748-1511 and we will try to accommodate special arrangements.

And finally, we’ve had an overwhelming response to our invitation to schedule residents for “family video chats” and are trying to accommodate as many virtual visits as possible. We understand it is difficult to be away from your loved one and these virtual visits have been resoundingly positive. Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance. See the VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED section below for technology specifications.

Thank you again for your cooperation and understanding!

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve throughout our country, we want to take a moment to thank the hard working staff at Lucy Corr. Their hard work, compassion, and selfless dedication to our residents and our community is deeply appreciated.

Our top priority at Lucy Corr is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

Here is a timeline of actions we have taken to ensure the safety of our community:

March 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr’s Health Care Center, Assisted Living Facility, Independent Living Facility, and Adult Day Center began restricting visitors.

March 17, 2020 — We expanded our visitor restriction guidelines — see “VISITOR SCREENING” section below for details.

March 18, 2020 — We temporarily closed our Adult Day Center.

April 13, 2020 — Lucy Corr will launder all residents’ clothing in-house at no charge. Resident delivery acceptance/hours limited to essential items only Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

While we understand that these restrictions are inconvenient for both residents and their families, these actions were critically important for the safety of our community, residents, and staff. We are following the guidance of health officials and will hopefully be able to return to normal operations in the near future. However, for the continued safety of everyone living and working at Lucy Corr, these restrictions will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

We appreciate your understanding during this trying time as we continue to work diligently to keep our community safe and healthy.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr:

  • We are restricting visitation by friends and family members of residents unless absolutely necessary (visits for end-of-life hospice patients, etc.)
  • Visitors must call for permission before coming and may enter the facility only through designated entrances
  • All visitors will be actively screened by our staff, and visitors will be required to complete a hand sanitation before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, visitors are asked to limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening staff members as well as essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr Independent Living residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are now prohibiting outside visitors to our independent living facilities unless the visit is medically necessary and the visitor/family member has been actively screened by our staff.

VIRTUAL VISITS ENCOURAGED

Our Wi-Fi is available and free of charge for residents. If you provide your loved one with their own personal tablet or Wi-Fi device, they can connect with friends and families at any time, and not have to wait for our assistance.

If you are interested in providing your loved one with his/her own Wi-Fi device to use for virtual visiting, please keep the following mind:

  • The resident should be aware and responsible enough to handle and use the device properly. Lucy Corr will not be responsible for replacing a lost or broken device.
  • The device should be clearly labeled, in a permanent manner, with the resident’s name.
  • The device should include all necessary batteries, chargers, cords, etc.
  • The device should be pre-set with apps and account information so the resident can use it right away.
  • The device/app should be compatible with whatever device/app you will be using (ex: Facetime requires an Apple device; other platforms like Zoom, Skype, Google-Hangouts, etc. will work with Android devices.)
  • The device should be from a reputable, well-known brand (like Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle/Fire or Samsung tablets).

EVENTS

  • All April events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.
  • The Lucy Corr Free Dental Clinic is closed until further notice.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day with antibacterial soap for 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), the Department of Health and Lucy Corr request you self-isolate and treat your symptoms at home.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

An update on COVID-19 Chesterfield Health District Director Dr. Alexander Samuel

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

For families of residents in our health care center, please reach out to your loved one’s Social Worker for any needs or questions. If you do not know your social worker’s name, our operator will assist you when you call.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

FUTURE UPDATES

Lucy Corr will work diligently to make sure all of our residents and staff members receive the latest communication regarding this situation. To stay informed regarding any changes to policies or safety precautions specific to Lucy Corr, please check regularly back on this webpage.

A BEAUTIFUL ACT OF KINDNESS

While the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to restrict and affect virtually every aspect of life as we know it, Lucy Corr was recently blessed with an amazing act of kindness and community support.

Last week, we were graced with a donation from Homemade Masks for Healthcare Workers in Virginia. They delivered a large, colorful supply of recently handcrafted face masks to help rebuild our precious supply of PPE so we can continue protecting our hardworking staff and our beloved residents of Lucy Corr. Thank you for helping us continue to help others.

LEARN HOW WE’RE CONTINUING TO PROTECT LUCY CORR

Lucy Corr’s top priority is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the constantly evolving Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

At this time, there are no known cases of COVID-19 at Lucy Corr.

However, as there are now numerous confirmed cases of COVID-19 throughout Virginia, we want to let you know about everything Lucy Corr is doing to protect our residents and staff.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in total compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr: 

  • We are not restricting visitation at the moment, though we strongly discourage visitation unless absolutely necessary and visitors may only enter the facility through one of our three main entrances.
  • All visitors will be actively screened using a series of questions and hand sanitation is required before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, all visitors must limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are actively screening all residents upon entry/return to the facility for signs and symptoms of COVID-19 and for potential exposure.

EVENTS

  • All March events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day.
    • Use warm water, plenty of antibacterial soap, and wash for at least 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
    • Run hand sanitizer until it dries and don’t wipe excess on clothing.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), stay in your residence and let a staff member know immediately.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus 

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians 

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

FUTURE UPDATES

Lucy Corr will work diligently to make sure all of our residents and staff members receive the latest communication regarding this situation. To stay informed regarding any changes to policies or safety precautions specific to Lucy Corr, please check regularly back on this webpage.

Lucy Corr’s top priority is making sure our residents, their families, and our staff members are safe and healthy. We know that there is a lot of concern regarding the constantly evolving Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and our team has worked diligently to create an action plan to help prevent this virus from making entry into our community.

At this time, there are no known cases of COVID-19 at Lucy Corr.

However, as there are now numerous confirmed cases of COVID-19 throughout Virginia, we want to let you know about everything Lucy Corr is doing to protect our residents and staff.

WORKING WITH HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Lucy Corr is working in total compliance with local, state, and federal health authorities to ensure that our community is as safe as possible and actively working to prevent the spread of this virus. We ask for your cooperation and support over the coming days and weeks as we respond to this rapidly evolving situation.

VISITOR SCREENING

Following guidance from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), Lucy Corr has implemented the following precautions regarding visitors to our community:

For individuals outside of Lucy Corr: 

  • We are not restricting visitation at the moment, though we strongly discourage visitation unless absolutely necessary and visitors may only enter the facility through one of our three main entrances.
  • All visitors will be actively screened using a series of questions and hand sanitation is required before entry is granted.
  • During a visit, all visitors must limit their physical contact and practice social distancing with residents and others, as well as limit their movement within the property.

For Lucy Corr staff:

  • Our staff members are being monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Staff members have been educated on the process of self-reporting. If you have known exposure to COVID-19, immediately let your supervisor know.
  • We are actively screening essential non-staff personnel and vendors, such as supply deliverers, emergency medical personal, transportation providers, and other service providers to help prevent any potential exposure or transmission of COVID-19.

For Lucy Corr residents:

  • Our Independent Living residents always have the right to enter and exit Lucy Corr as they desire. However, we are informing them of the potential exposure risks associated with attending off campus events.
  • We are actively screening all residents upon entry/return to the facility for signs and symptoms of COVID-19 and for potential exposure.

EVENTS

  • All March events for external groups being hosted at Lucy Corr have been canceled.
  • All planned travel events for Lucy Corr residents to destinations off campus have been postponed until further notice.

PERSONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

When it comes to infection prevention, you can have a positive impact on others through your actions. There are many things you can personally do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please help us make our community safer during this precarious time by making the following recommendations part of your daily activities:

  • Try to keep a distance of six feet from other people when possible.
  • Avoid shaking hands.
  • Avoid contact with people who are sick, crowds, and high-touch surfaces in public places.
  • Avoid touching your face.
  • Wash your hands often throughout the day.
    • Use warm water, plenty of antibacterial soap, and wash for at least 20 seconds.
  • Use hand sanitizer between hand washings.
    • Run hand sanitizer until it dries and don’t wipe excess on clothing.
  • If you develop any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, and shortness of breath), stay in your residence and let a staff member know immediately.
  • Encourage any potential visitors to stay at home and call you for a chat instead.

RESOURCES

We want to make sure our residents and staff have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in Virginia. Here are some official resources you can rely on to educate yourself with the most accurate information:

World Health Organization | Q&A on Coronavirus 

Virginia Department of Health | Coronavirus Updates for Virginians 

CDC | Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to a member of Lucy Corr’s management team by calling 804-748-1511.

FUTURE UPDATES

Lucy Corr will work diligently to make sure all of our residents and staff members receive the latest communication regarding this situation. To stay informed regarding any changes to policies or safety precautions specific to Lucy Corr, please check regularly back on this webpage.