From our pointe of view, Walnut Pointe has it all! Apartments will be conveniently located near our award-winning fitness center with pool, exercise studio and classes as well as community gathering spaces.

Features include:

36 apartment homes in two buildings with enclosed parking
An elevated lifestyle with generous standard selections and opportunities for customization
Five apartment plans ranging in size from 1290 to 1820 square feet
Single-level, open-concept designs with two bedrooms, two baths, (most also include a den)
A life-lease model with a comprehensive service package

Contact Ellen Rorrer for more details at (540) 443-3465 or erorrer@warmhearth.org.

BE KIND TO YOUR MIND

Start the new year off in the right state of mind. Learn how you can boost your brain health through simple physical, breath-centric and meditative explorations that engage the brain, focus the mind, help boost memory, improve the response to stress and promote a sense of calm and contentment. Walk away with practical tools that you can implement in your everyday activities to feel better in your body, manage your energy levels and maximize the health and function of your brain.

January 10th & 24th

February 7th & 21st
1 to 1:45 pm
The Village Center - 2387 Warm Hearth Drive, Blacksburg
Cost for each class: Free for residents, $10 for community members

For questions or to register, contact the Fitness Department at (540) 443-3474.

Physical, Occupational and/or Speech Therapies in the comfort and safety of your own home.
Trained nurses, therapists and staff provide support with activities of daily living (ADLs).
Licensed nurses come to you to provide skilled nursing care including specialized wound care in your home.
Professional support managing diet and nutrition.
Trained staff assist with medication management.
Home care professionals provide caring companionship ensuring safety and preventing social isolation.
Home care companions help with light household chores to help maintain independence at home.
24/7 on-call staff.
One-on-one focus and support and an individualized plan of care.
Home health care is an affordable alternative to a facility or hospital care, often at no cost with Medicare or insurance.

For more information on Warm Hearth at Home, call 540-443-3428 or visit our website.

VOTE FOR US!

The polls are open for Virginia Living Magazine‘s Best of Virginia 2020 issue. Please click on the button below right now to vote for us #82, as The Best Retirement Community in Southwest Virginia.

VOTE NOW

JANUARY BRUNCH
Join us for a hearty New Year's brunch at the beautiful Village Center.

January 19th
Two Seatings:
10:30am & 12:30pm
Cost: $16.25

Menu:
Brunswick stew
Cornbread
Pimento cheese grits
Collard greens
Bacon
Egg & potato bake
Cinnamon apple French toast
Honey fruit salad with pecans
Mimosas

Call 540-443-3801 to make your reservation. Walk-ins are also welcome.

ALL ABOARD!

We are picking up steam at the Village Center with the return of the New River Valley Modular Railroad Club’s train exhibit. Every set in the exhibit is designed to scale and models the Norfolk & Western transition period of the 1950s and 1960s. The meticulous detail of the scenery is modeled on the hills, valleys and industry of Southwest Virginia. Visitors, both young and old, are welcome to run the trains around the track and be the conductor for the day!

Saturday, January 25th from 10 am to 4 pm
Sunday, January 26th from Noon to 4 pm
The Village Center - 2387 Warm Hearth Drive, Blacksburg

SILVER SANTA SUCCESS

Local individuals and businesses showed their holiday spirit this season, purchasing gifts for residents through the Warm Hearth Foundation’s new Silver Santa program. Donors adopted residents in the Trolinger and New River House apartments at Warm Hearth Village to help make their holidays a little brighter. LewisGale Hospital Montgomery, pictured above, led the effort, adopting more than 30 residents. One Silver Santa gift recipient said she had been dealing with health issues and hadn’t been looking forward to the holidays at all until she was surprised with her gift. Thank you to LewisGale Hospital Montgomery and all the amazing individuals who gave to this special project! For more information about the Warm Hearth Foundation or how you can get involved, contact Amy Slone at (540) 443-3413.

LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE
Are you ready? Online registration for the 2020 Spring term opens January 16th. Warm Hearth is proud to partner with Virginia Tech to provide lifelong learning opportunities to seniors on our campus.

The Lifelong Learning Institute at Virginia Tech is a member-driven, volunteer organization that draws on the wealth of academic and community resources in the New River Valley to provide intellectual, cultural, and social experiences for curious adults 50 and older.

See the courses and register online beginning January 16th by clicking the button below.

COURSES

DECLUTTER. DONATE. DO GOOD.

A new year is a perfect time to clean out those closets and start fresh! Donate your gently used items to the Treasure Trove. Profits from all sales help low-income seniors in our community with basic necessities like housing, meals and nursing care.
The Treasure Trove Thrift Store
3055 N. Franklin St., Christiansburg • (540) 200-7012
Open Wednesday-Saturday, 10am - 4pm

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