Life Plan Community

September 27, 2023

The Board of Directors of Williamsburg Landing unanimously approved an expansion project that will add 39 new independent living residences, as well as a community center that will include a state-of-the-art, 300-seat resident community theater, and studio space for artists and musicians. The expansion will be located on property adjacent to Williamsburg Landing on Marclay Road. Construction is projected to begin in November 2023, with occupancy beginning in the Fall of 2024. The name of the new neighborhood will be called Anchor Cove.

We are excited to announce a new partnership with Hospice House & Support Care of Williamsburg (HHSCW) beginning in September 2018.

HHSCW staff will provide Williamsburg Landing employees with end of life education, enhancing our ability to provide the best possible care to our residents and family members. This training will be led by HHSCW staff: Nicole Osborne (Programs Director) and supplemented by Heidi Crocker (Clinical Director), Hannah Creager (Chaplaincy Director), and Bell-Jo Rodgers (Nurse Consultant Emeritus).

Read our Williamsburg Landing expansion update for July 2017. The building being expanded, Woodhaven, is currently home to our Assisted Living, Memory Care, Long-Term Care, and Short-Term Rehabilitation/Skilled Nursing residents. 

Williamsburg Landing Expansion Project Update July 2017

Coming Soon!

Amongst their busy schedules, many of our residents spend their time creating artwork in a variety of mediums. Whether it be photography, woodworking, knitting, or even ceramics, our residents take great pride in the pieces that they create. Each year, LeadingAge Virginia holds a virtual art show that residents are able to submit artwork in three categories: Photography, Painting and Mixed Media (Quilting, Sculptures, etc.). This year we had five residents participate, and ten pieces of artwork submitted in a variety of mediums.

Vonnie Adams, RN, BSN, Williamsburg Landing Director of Assisted Living

Read more here on the Williamsburg Landing "Outstanding Service to Seniors Award" winners.

The Williamsburg Landing Culinary Services team is committed to creating unique and personalized dining experiences. Our casual, private and formal venues offer a variety of artfully crafted, fresh food selections that meet the desires and dietary needs of our residents and guests. Our talented Culinary team comes from diverse professional backgrounds and provides exceptional dining every day.

It’s March. March means New Year’s resolutions are fizzling out, and our goals to change our eating habits to healthier choices may have taken a turn for the worse. Choosing healthy foods is difficult at all ages, but maintaining good nutrition as an older adult can be even more challenging. Transportation options can be limited, healthier food tends to be higher priced, and many older adults no longer cook for themselves. Combined with regular exercise, maintaining proper nutrition will help you live longer, be more mentally sharp, and feel better all around.

In 2008, resident Hank Kremer and his wife Joyce generously funded the Nurse Education fund at Williamsburg Landing. The fund was to provide training for Woodhaven nurses to encourage compassionate care. It was such a success, that some years later the Board of Williamsburg Landing determined that it would be beneficial for these training opportunities to be available to all employees, not just nurses. The Employee Training and Education Fund was created in the spring of 2016, as Steve Montgomery was approaching retirement.

Williamsburg Landing resident Bud Walker has been a skilled woodworker since his teenage years. He has crafted a variety of items such as toy boxes for his grandchildren, art easels, lamps, and even a dollhouse that is an exact replica of his granddaughter’s current home. His most recent project in Williamsburg Landing’s woodshop was in partnership with the Williamsburg James City County (JCC) School system and WJCC Physical Therapist, Susan Larkin.