Martha Jefferson House

The Martha Jefferson House is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that specializes in providing senior living services. Located in Charlottesville, Virginia, this community offers Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Long-Term Nursing Care.

History

The Martha Jefferson House was founded in 1957 by Hunter Carlyle Perry. Initially, Perry acquired the Ackley House, a 1921 Georgian-style brick mansion, with the intention of converting it into a retirement home for professional individuals. Over the years, the facility has expanded to include additional accommodations such as one and two-bedroom apartments and suite options, providing a comprehensive living environment for its residents.

Mission and Services

The Martha Jefferson House operates with the mission to meet the health, social, and recreational needs of single adults and couples who require support with their daily activities. The community is designed to be a close-knit environment where residents can enjoy various lifestyle options. It includes amenities such as beautifully landscaped grounds and access to holistic therapeutic services through Brookwood Therapeutic Services, which is owned and operated by the Martha Jefferson House.

Operations and Financials

The Martha Jefferson House is a relatively small, privately funded community with a focus on providing intermediate health care accommodations. It does not accept Medicare or Medicaid for room and board but does accept Medicare Part B for therapy services. The facility is staffed by approximately 95 employees and serves a total of 84 residents across its different living options.

Governance and Structure

The Martha Jefferson House is overseen by a governing board and operates under the leadership of its Executive Director. It is classified as a Health-focused organization, specifically categorized under Nursing, Convalescent Facilities within the National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE). The organization's financial data, as reported in Form 990 submissions, highlights revenues primarily generated from program services and investment income.

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