Vinson Hall Retirement Community residents share similar service-driven backgrounds in the military or federal service. An engaged and educated group, they enjoy discussing current events and sharing stories of their travels. VHRC residents are also eager to give back to the community by assisting one another or leading lectures and discussions of interests.

Q: What is one thing prospective residents should know about your senior leadership team? 

A: We are passionate about helping seniors live their lives to the fullest, with dignity. We love connecting with our residents and enjoy partnering with them on various programs and processes to ensure we meet their wants and needs. We relish the opportunity to support our community—military officers and their families and leadership-level government employees from any federal agency—and serve those who devoted their lives to public service. 

Q: What advice would you offer someone looking for a senior living community?

A: If you’re interested in a senior living community, start researching what is available in your area and get on a waitlist so you’ll have options in the future. Additionally, think about what’s important to you. Just because a new community features the latest amenities doesn’t mean they will best meet your specific needs. You may also consider that, as a not-for-profit organization, Vinson Hall Retirement Community fully reinvests its revenue into enriching our residents’ lives. The bottom line is, find a community where the emphasis is on helping you live your best life. 

Q: What are the benefits of moving to a senior living community?

A: Socialization is paramount to healthy aging. Vinson Hall has everything seniors need to flourish, offering a wide range of resident-driven programs designed to engage our well-educated, well-traveled community, from health and wellness classes to our hobby shop, art studio, chapel, transportation services and much more.