Frequently Asked Questions

Costs vary depending on the level of living or care selected, the size of the residence and the services required. Independent Living, Assisted Living and Health Care Center services each have different pricing structures. Our team is happy to walk you through the options and help determine what may be the best fit for you or your loved one.

Life at Lucy Corr blends independence, connection and support. Residents enjoy an active calendar of programs, shared meals, social gatherings and opportunities to explore the Richmond region while living in a welcoming community designed around comfort and care.

Families remain an important part of daily life at Lucy Corr. Visitors are always welcome, and residents regularly participate in activities, celebrations and outings with family and friends.

Continuing care retirement communities — sometimes called life plan communities — are senior living options that take “all-in-one” approaches at a single location.

CCRCs offer peace of mind through continuum of care, giving residents access to all areas of service as their needs change over time. allow older adults to remain in one community while accessing different levels of care as their needs change.

As a CCRC, Lucy Corr gives residents access to:

• Independent Living
• Assisted Living
• Short-term rehabilitation
• Long-term skilled nursing care
• Adult Day services
  

Lucy Corr opened in 1970 as the Chesterfield County Nursing Home, the result of a vision led by Lucy Virginia Corr — affectionately known as “Miss Lucy.” Over the decades the community has grown into a comprehensive senior living campus serving residents across the Richmond region.

Lucy Virginia Corr dedicated her career to improving social services in Chesterfield County. She served as Director of the Chesterfield-Colonial Heights Department of Social Services from 1945 until her retirement in 1978 and played a central role in establishing the nursing home that later became Lucy Corr.

The Lucy Corr Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that supports programs and initiatives that enhance the lives of Lucy Corr residents, participants and their families.

Lucy Corr is operated by the Health Center Commission of Chesterfield County and functions as a not-for-profit continuing care retirement community.

Lucy Corr operates as a not-for-profit senior living community.

Lucy Corr is located:

• 2.5 miles from Chesterfield County Airport
• 17 miles from Richmond International Airport
• Approximately 14 miles from Amtrak stations serving the Richmond region

Lucy Corr is conveniently located near Route 288, Interstate 95 and Interstate 295, providing easy access to the Richmond region.

Nearby hospitals include:

• Bon Secours St. Francis Medical Center
• HCA Virginia Johnston-Willis Hospital
• HCA Virginia Chippenham Hospital
• HCA Chesterfield ER
• VCU Medical Center
• Southside Regional Medical Center
• Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center
• Coming Soon: VCU Health Chesterfield Pavilion

Lucy Corr is located within a short drive of several hotels and accommodations throughout Chesterfield County and the Richmond region.

Yes. Lucy Corr offers an on-site library, and the Chesterfield County Public Library is located less than one mile from campus.

Yes. Lucy Corr provides transportation for appointments, errands and scheduled outings. Additional fees may apply.

Lucy Corr does not currently offer income-based apartments.

To schedule a tour, call (804) 748-1511. Visitors can also explore the community through virtual tours and the campus overview video available on our website.

Yes. Lucy Corr regularly welcomes new team members who share our commitment to exceptional care.