Community Living Center

Five-star rating confirms for Veterans and families that residents are receiving the highest level and best quality care.

G. V. (Sonny) Montgomery VA’s Community Living Center has achieved a five-star rating from VA Compare, a benchmark of VA CLCs against private sector.

Army Veteran Chuck drove fellow Veteran Rich to see his dying daughter, cementing their bond. It's difficult to say which one of these Veterans saved the other that day.

Martinsburg Army Veteran Donald “Dusty” Rhodes spent six months as a Prisoner of War before being sent to fight in the Battle of the Bulge.

New Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Clinic more than triples previous clinical space and includes an Activities of Daily Living clinic.

Innovative, self-cleaning mats continuously disinfect themselves. When they detect contamination, they electronically release ions that destroy the germs.

Aly the poodle brings canine comfort to senior Veterans in the nursing home at the Reno VA.

Medical center's memory club is reminiscence therapy that keeps Veteran minds active and helps them remember the good ol’ days.

“Pure joy!” A mom’s description of her reunion with her Veteran daughter at the Battle Creek VA Medical Center Community Living Center. In-person family visitations for the first time since March 2020.

Residents of VA’s 134 nursing homes who are older and may have complex health conditions remain a priority for COVID-19 vaccination. VA’s goal is to vaccinate every Veteran who wants one.

The Coatesville VA resumed allowing face-to-face visits for Community Living Center Veterans. Resident John Anker was nervous to see his wife for the first time in a year, saying it felt “like a first date.”

When Minneapolis VA was designated a COVID-19 site, St. Cloud Community Living Center assisted by admitting Minneapolis CLC residents so that they could have more space for COVID-19 patients.