CCRC Key Decisions

Libby Bacon Bush

Vice President of Resident Services

Libby has been at Westminster Canterbury for 14 years. As Vice President of Resident Services, she is ultimately responsible for all areas of Independent Living, Assisted Living, Wellness, Salon Services, Galleria Shops, Front Desk, and Transportation.

After graduating from the College of Wooster, in Wooster, Ohio with a BA in Sociology/Social Work, she came to Northern Virginia to work for Senator John Danforth. When she left the Hill, Libby worked with troubled teenagers then decided to pursue her primary interest of working with the elderly.

Libby has attained her Retirement Housing Professional Certification, and is a licensed Nursing Home Administrator. She is currently enrolled in the Virginia Commonwealth University CCRC Leadership Program. She has presented over the years on various long-term care topics, including assisted living, memory support and, most recently, culture change.

Born in Ohio and raised in Kansas City, Libby and her husband, Jeff, have two children.

Westminster Canterbury Richmond shares their community’s “Critical Issues”

1. Culture change (Project Home) impact continuum wide

2. Meeting/exceeding expectations of current and future resident generations, i.e. creating increased flexibility, independence and choice within our community

3. Recruitment, retention & management of “World Class” staff

4. Create a community wide wellness culture

5. Complete current campus renovation plans while planning for future projects, to include aging in place consideration, service creep review etc.