At The Huntington Assisted Living, our 32 private apartments give you the space you need to feel at home, while our professional nursing staff is available to assist you 24/7.
At The Huntington, you’ll always have the peace of mind and comfort of knowing you have access to the full continuum of care offered by Virginia Health Services.
At The Huntington Assisted Living, our 32 private apartments give you the space you need to feel at home, while our professional nursing staff is available to assist you 24/7.
You’ll always have the peace of mind and comfort of knowing you have access to the full range of care options offered by Virginia Health Services.
We offer a secure and comfortable lifestyle with your health and wellness as our top priority.
One of the significant advantages of living at The Huntington Assisted Living is access to healthcare services provided by VHS Home Health Care, Rehabilitation and Hospice.
We stand out because we can coordinate your care while you remain in the safety and comfort of your new home.
The Huntington also offers fitness and wellness activities and exercise programs with your best life in mind.
We offer a secure and comfortable lifestyle with your health and wellness as our top priority.
One of the significant advantages of living at The Huntington Assisted Living is access to healthcare services provided by VHS Home Health Care and Rehabilitation.
We can coordinate your care while you remain in the safety and comfort of your new home. You’ll have the opportunity to socialize during on-site activities and events, go on outings, and enjoy daily nutritional dining services.
The Huntington also offers fitness and wellness activities and exercise programs with your best life in mind.
THE HUNTINGTON ASSISTED LIVING
offers many amenities for you to live your best life.
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The Huntington offers a dining venue with your needs in mind. We provide breakfast, lunch and dinner. Our attentive staff work hard to provide a welcoming atmosphere and create a fantastic dining experience.
The Huntington offers a dining experience with your needs in mind. We provide breakfast, lunch and dinner service. Our attentive team works hard to provide a welcoming atmosphere and creates a comfortable dining experience.
ACTIVITIES AT THE HUNTINGTON
We charge no entry fees to live at the Huntington. We provide a choice of floor plans to fit your needs. All of our apartment homes have private bathrooms, individual climate controls and emergency alert systems. Each floor plan includes a kitchenette with a refrigerator, microwave and plenty of storage.
Check out the complete selection of floor plans and see interior photos here.
The Huntington Assisted Living provides a choice of floor plans to fit your needs. All of our apartment homes have private bathrooms, individual climate controls and emergency alert systems. Each floor plan includes a kitchenette with a refrigerator, microwave and plenty of storage. You get all of it without a costly entry fee.
Check out the complete selection of floor plans and see interior photos here.
THE BENEFITS OF ASSISTED LIVING
If you need assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), including medication management, mobility and dining, the team members at The Huntington are here for you. Assisted living with Virginia Health Services allows individuals to live as independently as possible, with peace of mind knowing there is a nursing staff available 24/7 at the touch of a button.
If you need assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), including medication management, mobility and dining, the team members at The Huntington are here for you. Assisted living with Virginia Health Services allows you to live as independently as possible, with peace of mind knowing there is a nursing staff available 24/7 at the touch of a button.
Mary couldn’t remember if she took her morning pill with breakfast. It wasn’t the first time she had forgotten it. The Arbors resident had just finished physical therapy downstairs at VHS Rehab and realized when she returned she had forgotten to lock her door.
Mary speaks with the concierge about the VHS assisted living community, The Huntington. It’s time for routine help. She wants to remain in Newport News, where she grew up, and knows she has priority status given Virginia Health Services’ continuum of care promise.
She makes arrangements, and her daughter drives up from South Carolina to help her move. They are able to stay in the Bed & Breakfast room and take advantage of meal service during the transition.
Mary befriends the nursing staff, who come in to help her out of bed and into fresh clothes for the day before she takes her medicine. They assist her to the dining room for breakfast, where she sits with a friend. She takes a short walk along the trail at Mariners’ Museum Park before lunch. After an afternoon nap, Mary and her friend get manicures before dinner.
The nursing team helps bathe her before bed, and administer her last round of pills for the day.
Mary looks forward to the next day’s lunch and movie matinee outing, arranged by the activity team. She calls her daughter and then watches TV from bed before turning in.
The sleep comes easier for them both, knowing Mary is safe and being well attended to at The Huntington.
Mary couldn’t remember if she took her morning pill with breakfast. It wasn’t the first time she had forgotten it. The Arbors resident had just finished physical therapy downstairs at VHS Rehabilitation and realized when she returned she had forgotten to lock her door. But she knows she isn’t ready for a nursing home.
Mary speaks with The Arbors’ concierge about the VHS assisted living community, The Huntington. It’s time for routine help. She wants to remain in Newport News, where she grew up, and knows she has priority status because she chose a Virginia Health Services community.
She makes arrangements, and her daughter drives up from South Carolina to help her move. They are able to stay in the Bed & Breakfast room and take advantage of meal service during the transition.
Mary befriends the nursing staff, who come in to help her out of bed and into fresh clothes for the day before she takes her medicine. They assist her to the dining room for breakfast, where she sits with a friend. She takes a short walk along the trail at Mariners’ Museum Park before lunch. After an afternoon nap, Mary and her friend enjoy doing a craft project in the activities room before dinner.
The nursing team helps bathe her before bed, and administer her last round of pills for the day.
Mary looks forward to the next day’s lunch and movie matinee outing, arranged by the recreational therapy team. She calls her daughter and then watches TV from bed before turning in.
The sleep comes easier for them both, knowing Mary is safe and being well attended to at The Huntington Assisted Living.
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Stephanie Johnston is the Executive Director of Senior Living for Virginia Health Services. She is responsible for establishing the strategic direction to achieve operational excellence at The Hamilton & The Huntington Assisted Living and The Arbors Independent Living.
Stephanie is a servant leader with more than 20 years of sales and operations experience. She celebrates the experience and connections made throughout her journey in the mortgage, residential and commercial real estate investing, telecom, and commercial lumber industry in Virginia and Washington State. Before joining VHS, Stephanie grew her passion in senior living for nearly six years in a sales leadership role, providing strategic support and training for 38 communities.
Her mission is to improve lives and celebrate successes among the VHS team, the individuals we serve and their families. She believes in empowering our residents to achieve their greatest potential to thrive and enjoy life.
“It’s an honor to serve others. If you lead with a caring heart, and an open mind, you will make a difference,” she says.
Stephanie graduated from ECPI with a bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Administration and is a Certified Dementia Practitioner. In her spare time, she enjoys spending quality time with family, exploring with her Boxer, and enjoying nature.
Stephen supervises and coordinates the operations departments at The Newport Nursing and Rehabilitation Center and The Huntington Assisted Living, and ensures the facility is complying with state and federal regulatory requirements. He recently graduated from Marymount University, earning a BS Health Sciences while being a part of the baseball program. Stephen became a Licensed Nursing Home Administrator in January 2021. In his spare time, he enjoys snowboarding, traveling, and restoring/riding motorcycles. Giving back to those who have built the community that we live in is what inspires him. Seeing residents comfortable and living their best life motivates Stephen to do his best. He strives to ensure his Team is successful.
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We are located at
11143 Warwick Boulevard, Newport News, VA 23601
CORPORATE OFFICE
240 NAT TURNER BLVD.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23606
757-596-6268
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