About Hermitage Richmond

A Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) in Richmond, VA

Hermitage Richmond is a Life Plan Community, which is operated by Pinnacle Living, a not-for-profit provider of retirement living in Virginia.

True peace of mind has never looked better. Nestled in Richmond’s historic Ginter Park, a charming, tree-lined residential neighborhood, Hermitage Richmond welcomes you to a long tradition of gracious retirement living, where you’ll find comfort in every corner, and commitment to your needs in every detail.

This history of this area of Richmond is built upon the life of Major Lewis W. Ginter, a wealthy Richmond industrialist and entrepreneur. He began the idea of Ginter Park in the late 19th century, after visiting Melbourne, Australia where he was impressed by the idea of retreating home to the country at the end of each workday. The original mansion on Hermitage Richmond’s property was built in 1911 as a wedding present from John Stuart Bryant to his new bride Winifred Duffy Hoden. After being renamed Hermitage in 1920, it was eventually sold to Virginia United Methodist Homes and has become a vital and thriving community of Pinnacle Living. When you visit our campus, you will feel for yourself the rich history and comforts this community has to offer those who choose to call it home.

The beautiful landscaping surrounding your new home here means plenty of peaceful views, space for brisk morning walks and tranquil evening strolls. Conveniences abound, including a comfortable library, on-site beauty salon, creative workshop and weekly excursions for shopping and medical appointments.

At Hermitage Richmond, peace-of-mind means an active lifestyle anchored by quiet comfort for mind, body and spirit. You will maintain your own lifestyle while becoming part of a vital community that proudly continues a tradition of neighbors helping neighbors.

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— Simon B.

Home is one of those words that you may not know how to define, but you sure know what it is. I’m grateful that the staff is resident-driven, they keep my comfort and well-being at the top of their job descriptions, and they knew my name the first day

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— The Lam Family

The Hermitage Richmond team members are so friendly! Whenever anyone sees my mother, they make sure to call her by her name and say “hello”. They even stop to carry on a conversation with her. It makes her feel like a rock star.

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— The Howell Family

When the time came to turn the care of our loved one over to someone else, our family had to be certain we could rely on all who were to be involved, and could trust them to not only take fundamental care but also be kind and respectful. When it became necessary for our

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— Regina S.

For the 2½ years my mother lived at the Hermitage, she was so pleased to be there, happy, and made some wonderful friends along the way. She was cared for and loved. I am so grateful and thankful. I will forever miss this amazing woman.

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— Minerva T.

Our mother’s decision to move to Hermitage Richmond has been a blessing for her and our family. Each staff member dedicates themselves to enriching the ‘life journey’ of each resident with superb communication and compassion. After one month, mom told us

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— Kathy Boone

I just want to say how much I appreciate the over-the-top care the staff in McGuire Park have given my mother, over the years since she’s been there. She has received good care from the other staff at the Hermitage as well, for which we are very appreciative, but the folks at McGuire Park

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— Jennifer B.

Thank you for giving my mother-in-law back her life again! After a few challenging years of living in an apartment, she moved to an assisted living facility. The quality of care there was dreadful but she did not want to move. My mother-in-law declined rapidly. She was moved to a locked

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— Fran Z.

In 2009 my husband Jack, who had dementia, needed to move to a care center because of a fall and brain injury. After visiting all types and sizes of care locations, our family chose Hermitage Richmond. It was a size that allowed residents and their families to feel like we’re in a home rather

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— Elizabeth B.

I feel safe, secure, and well cared for at Hermitage Richmond. My neighbors are friendly, the daily activities are endless, and the staff is incredibly helpful and always greets me with a smile. I enjoy the peace of mind knowing I’ll never have to move if my health needs change.

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