Since 1996, Cedarfield has provided an engaging culture that fosters independence, individuality and a secure plan for the future—all backed by Pinnacle Living’s more than 75-year history of service excellence.
From the moment you step onto our 95-acre wooded campus in Western Henrico County near Richmond, Virginia, you’ll feel the genuine warmth that makes Cedarfield one of the best retirement communities in Virginia.
A true sense of connection flows throughout our upbeat campus, where you’ll enjoy a variety of offerings that cater to your well-being. At the heart of it all, our innovative Pathways to Wellness program program empowers residents to reach their highest potential.
Our ideal location provides easy access to all the things for which the Richmond area is known—delicious dining, great shopping, the cultural arts, landmarks and an abundance of outdoor festivals. When you want to get out of town, Washington, D.C., the Shenandoah Mountains, Virginia beaches and wineries are also an easy day trip or overnight adventure away.
Our sense of community is matched only by our commitment to service, where age does not define the person. Team members go the extra mile to deliver the proper support to enhance the quality of life for residents. In turn, the residents provide the heart, soul and purpose that makes Cedarfield a senior living community of choice.
Since 1948, Pinnacle Living has grown from a single community serving seniors to four communities across the Commonwealth of Virginia. Throughout our history, we’ve continued to evolve, updating our services to meet the needs of those we serve.
As a not-for-profit, faith-inspired organization, Pinnacle Living exists to better lives, not to generate better profits for shareholders. The Wesleyan spirit inspires our team members, volunteers, board and leadership to serve the world’s needs. We’re proud of our heritage and continue to operate as a mission-driven organization that welcomes people of all faiths.
Cedarfield is fully accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), a hallmark of quality. Fewer than 15% of peer communities in the U.S. have earned CARF accreditation.
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