The Berger-Goldrich Home
Since it opened in 1980, Beth Sholom Home of Eastern Virginia has provided the highest quality care and housing for seniors requiring skilled and rehabilitation services.
In 2002, the Board of Directors voted to rename The Home "The Berger-Goldrich Home at Beth Sholom Village". The new name honors two families, and particularly two individuals, who have been lifelong supporters. William Berger, a former President of Beth Sholom Home, and Larry Goldrich, an Honorary Life Trustee, have contributed hundreds of volunteer hours to the care of the Jewish aged in Hampton Roads.
A nonprofit corporation that is managed by a local Board of Directors, The Home has the highest staff to resident ratio in Virginia. Beth Sholom is a Jewish facility, with kosher food, daily religious services and observance of Jewish holidays and customs.The Home is a 120-bed facility for both skilled and long-term care. Private and semiprivate rooms are available.
The Home has a specialized Alzheimer's unit with activities directed to the special needs of the Alzheimer's resident.
The Lee A. and Helen G. Gifford Rehabilitation Pavilion provides an enhanced state-of- the-art rehabilitation program designed to help our residents meet their maximum potential.
Together with The Terrace Assisted Living Center and The Sands Apartments for independent seniors, Beth Sholom Home is part of the Beth Sholom Village continuum-of-care campus, located at 6401 Auburn Drive in Virginia Beach’s College Park neighborhood, within minutes of Interstate 64 and in the heart of Hampton Roads. To arrange a tour of The Home at Beth Sholom Village, contact our Social Work Department.
Long Term Nursing Care
At the nursing home at Beth Sholom Village, residents and staff enjoy a homelike atmosphere as well as facilities and equipment designed to enhance the delivery of healthcare.
