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Virginia Center For Behavioral Rehabilitation


Overview



The Virginia Center for Behavioral Rehabilitation (VCBR), established in 2008, is a secure treatment facility located in Burkeville, Virginia. It is managed by the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS) and serves adults identified as Sexually Violent Predators. The facility is a key element in Virginia's initiative to promote rehabilitation and community reintegration for individuals who have completed their sentences in the Department of Corrections. VCBR's mission emphasizes providing recovery, opportunity, and support to its residents, aimed at minimizing the risk of reoffense and preparing them for safe reintegration into society.

Facilities and Operations



VCBR is situated on the Nottoway Campus, sharing the location with Piedmont Geriatric Hospital. Spread over 175,000 square feet on a 27-acre site, it has a capacity of up to 300 residents. The facility operates continuously, offering a spectrum of services including sex-offender treatment, medical services, vocational and educational opportunities, and a variety of recreational and leisure activities. The comprehensive program includes core treatment groups, individual counseling, and a community transition living unit, structured to meet the diverse rehabilitation needs of its residents.

Financial and Funding Information



Primarily funded through the General Funds of the Commonwealth of Virginia, VCBR does not charge residents for the services provided. The center's estimated annual revenue is $30 million, with revenue per employee estimated at $270,000. VCBR employs 111 individuals and has seen a 5% increase in its workforce over the past year.

Leadership and Key Personnel



The leadership at VCBR is led by Jason Wilson, with Stephanie Pechura as the Assistant Director of Administration and Chief Operating Officer. Key personnel also include:

  • Thomas Gray, Director of Food Services

  • Timothy Cook, Director of Information Technology

  • Mario Dennis, Director of Forensic Services (Emeritus) and Forensic Psychologist


These leaders play a critical role in ensuring the facility runs efficiently and in alignment with its overarching mission to transform lives.

Competitive Environment



VCBR operates within a competitive landscape, sharing the space with several other health and rehabilitation facilities. Notable competitors include:

  • Light Wave Dental: Generating $46 million annually with a workforce of 155 employees and registering a 41% employee growth.

  • UVA Health System: A major player in the sector with $3,862.4 million in annual revenue and 10,218 employees.

  • Westminster at Lake Ridge: Holds $18 million in annual revenue with 74 employees, experiencing a 10% growth in employment.


Other competitors are Wythe County Community Hospital and Inspire Behavioral Health, with revenues of $27.8 million and $9.3 million, respectively.

Community and Employment



VCBR actively seeks dedicated professionals in the field of mental health and rehabilitation, promoting a culture that values employee and community engagement. Events such as Healthcare Food Service Week and Fire Prevention Week are organized to enhance interaction among residents and staff.

Contact Information



  • Phone: (804)-766-3105

  • Email: vcbrinfo@dbhds.virginia.gov

  • Mailing Address: P. O. Box 548, Burkeville, VA 23922

  • Physical Address: 4901 East Patrick Henry Hwy, Burkeville, VA 23922


Further details regarding VCBR’s activities and services can be accessed via their [official website](http://vcbr.dbhds.virginia.gov) and social media platforms, which provide insights into their ongoing operations and community outreach initiatives.