State assisted-living licensing record · Virginia VDSS · record as pulled September 22, 2026· Not the federal nursing home survey

Virginia — assisted living inspection records

Every facility the Virginia Department of Social Services, Division of Licensing (VDSS) licenses as an assisted living facility, with the standards from its inspections and complaint investigations since September 2021. VDSS issues an assisted living facility a licence for one, two or three years according to its compliance history, inspects it for renewal before each term ends, and makes monitoring inspections and complaint investigations in between. VDSS's search shows each facility's inspections since about 2021, posted within five business days of the facility receiving its findings; these pages use the last five years, which is the whole of the record.

Not in this record: Fire and life safety inspection, severity, and enforcement. The fire inspection of a Virginia assisted living facility is the State Fire Marshal's or the local fire official's and is not published; what VDSS itself cites about the building — its buildings-and-grounds, fire safety and emergency preparedness standards — is here. VDSS assigns no severity to a violation, and the facility's plan of correction is not republished. Sanctions, civil penalties and licence actions are recorded separately and not republished. VDSS publishes no first-licence date; a facility appears on the newly licensed page by the date of its initial inspection where the record shows one. Adult day centers and children's facilities are other licence types and are not included.

The standards VDSS cites, and how often →

62 newly licensed in the last 15 months →