Brookdale Midlothian

Is Brookdale Midlothian in Midlothian licensed by Virginia?

Yes -- Brookdale Midlothian at 14016 Turnberry Lane in Midlothian holds an active 1-year license from the Virginia Department of Social Services, facility no. 1103917, valid until Jan 25, 2027 for up to 100 residents.

A regular license runs 12 months or more and is issued to facilities found in substantial compliance; the length printed on it (1-year license) is set by the department, and the facility still gets at least one unannounced inspection every year.

What care is Brookdale Midlothian licensed to provide?

Brookdale Midlothian's license covers both residential living care and assisted living care, with a special care unit for residents with serious cognitive impairment; the VDSS record also notes non-ambulatory residents accepted.

Compare that scope with your parent's most recent Uniform Assessment Instrument before you tour. See how the two levels differ and special care unit staffing rules.

What have VDSS inspectors found at Brookdale Midlothian?

VDSS has posted 14 inspections of Brookdale Midlothian from 2022 to 2026: 6 found at least one violation and 9 were complaint-related, and the latest, on Apr 10, 2026, cited 0 standards.

What inspectors wrote since mid-2024

Jan 14, 2026 (complaint, complaint-related):

• 70 incident reports: Based on interviews and a resident record review the facility failed to submit to the regional licensing office a written report within 7 days of the date of any major incident.

Aug 1, 2025 (complaint, complaint-related):

• 460 personal care services and general supervision and care: Based on a review of resident records and facility documentation, the facility failed to provide supervision of resident care and activities.

Jun 4, 2025 (complaint, complaint-related):

• 930 provisions for signaling and call systems: Based on a resident record review and staff interview, the facility failed to ensure that if a resident is unable to use the signaling device or call system, the resident’s individualized service plan (ISP) documents the inability and specifies the minimum frequency of daily rounds to be made by direct care staff to monitor for emergencies or other unanticipated resident needs.
• 450 individualized service plans: Based on record reviews, the facility failed to ensure the individualized service plan (ISP) was reviewed and updated to include all assessed needs.
• 440 uniform assessment instrument (uai): Based on inspection and interview conducted, the facility failed to ensure that each Uniform Assessment Instrument (UAI) is completed prior to admission, updated annually, and whenever there is a significant change in a resident’s condition.

Jan 27, 2025 (monitoring):

• 250 staff records and health requirements: Based on a review of staff records the facility failed to ensure that each staff person submit annually to a tuberculosis risk assessment.
• 250 staff records and health requirements: Based on a review of staff records the facility failed to obtain a tuberculosis risk assessment on or within seven days prior to the first day of work for each staff person.
• 1110 appropriateness of placement and continued residence: Based on a review of resident records the facility failed to perform a review of the continued appropriateness of placement in the special care unit.
• 550 resident rights: Based on a review of resident records the facility failed to review the rights and responsibilities of residents annually.

Plus 4 more standards cited at this visit.

Quoted text is the first sentence of each finding on the VDSS record; plans of correction are not posted online.

How does Brookdale Midlothian compare with similar-sized facilities in Chesterfield County?

Brookdale Midlothian ranks 6th by capacity among 26 licensed facilities in Chesterfield County (county median 78, regional median 18.5), so it is larger than the typical Richmond-area facility; since October 2024 it has had 10 inspections, 4 with violations.

Who can help with a concern about Brookdale Midlothian?

For Midlothian the closest hospital in the state directory is Bon Secours St. Francis Medical Center, and the free aging agency and ombudsman for Chesterfield County is Senior Connections, The Capital Area Agency on Aging at 804-343-3000.

Licensing complaints go to VDSS at 1-800-543-7545; suspected abuse to APS at (888) 832-3858. More local contacts are on our Chesterfield County page.