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Culpepper Garden selects Goodwin Rehabilitation to launch on-site therapy and exercise programs in Arlington, helping low-income older adults maintain independence and age safely at home.

Goodwin Living joined national leaders on Capitol Hill to discuss the impact of ending Haitian Temporary Protected Status on the senior living and healthcare.

Goodwin Living elected four new members to its Board of Trustees, adding expertise in healthcare innovation, law, public policy, leadership and aging services.

Goodwin Living and Fairfax County expand StrongerMemory, offering free brain health workbooks in seven languages to improve access for those living with mild cognitive decline.

The health care centers at Goodwin House Bailey’s Crossroads and Goodwin House Alexandria were ranked as “2026 Best Nursing Homes” in lists published by U.S. News & World Report and Newsweek earlier this month.

Sherman succeeds Valerie Burke, who will retire effective January 2026 following more than seven years of passionate and dedicated service to growing the Goodwin Living Foundation. She brings more than 20 years of philanthropic and professional experience to her new role.

Goodwin Hospice and Present for You mark 2,000 end-of-life doula visits, offering free, compassionate support to families in Northern Virginia.

Studies from George Mason University show StrongerMemory boosts memory, focus and well-being in older adults.

Goodwin Living™, a leader in senior living dining operations, is proud to announce that our very own Alexandra Freiman has been named the 2025 Dietitian of the Year.

Goodwin Living joins bipartisan leaders on Capitol Hill to back the DIGNITY Act and advocate immigration reform to strengthen senior senior living and healthcare.

Enhance®Fitness and StrongerMemory unite for Moving with Strength, Living with Purpose—promoting body and brain health for older adults.