Our comprehensive listings and authentic reviews in Chesapeake, VA below include 59 nursing homes with 453 reviews.
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3900 Llewellyn Ave, Norfolk, VA 23504
2.1
(17 reviews)
"I really enjoyed my time here at Consulate Healthcare of Norfolk. all of the staff are very helpful especially the Administrator Celia, she always makes time for me...."
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12997 NETTLES DRIVE, Newport News, VA 23602
2.1
(14 reviews)
"My mom stayed at Newport News Nursing & Rehab. The facility was open and airy. The bathrooms had old tiles, but they cleaned it the best they could. The staff was great and if we had questions or needed assistance, they were there to help. They had a..."
READ MORE249 Newtown Road South, Norfolk, VA 23502
2.1
(9 reviews)
"Waterside Health & Rehab Center is so much better than the other place. My husband gets warm food instead of cold food. It's warm and welcoming when you step inside. The staff has a whole different outlook on life. They are positive, and they do thei..."
READ MORE4775 BRIDGE ROAD, Suffolk, VA 23435
2.0
(14 reviews)
"You never want this day to come but when it does you want the best care . I chose Northern Cardinal for my mom because all the staff with admissions made us feel like we were family . I had no idea where to even start but I was treated with prompt ca..."
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1604 OLD DONATION PKWY, Virginia Beach, VA 23454
2.0
(5 reviews)
"This is not the best or the worst of nursing homes. For the most part nurses seem to be caring. CNAs especially on the night shift are often very slow to respond to a resident. My relative was bedridden and often felt neglected. Would not recommend ..."
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901 EAST PRINCESS ANNE ROAD, Norfolk, VA 23504
2.0
(1 reviews)
"Norfolk Health Care Center was really bad. They did not have enough staff. It was a disappointment. The facility was pretty old, which is fine. However, while my husband was there, there was only one working elevator for four flights of people. It's ..."
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1309 KEMPSVILLE RD, Norfolk, VA 23502
1.9
(12 reviews)
"We found Lake Taylor services and staff very helpful during my mother in law’s stay! Particularly the physical therapist- they truly worked with her to increase her mobility! We recommend Lake Taylor over others rehab places in the area! The ro..."
READ MORE340 Lynn Shores Drive, Virginia Beach, VA 23452
1.7
(9 reviews)
" I admitted a loved one to Beacon Shores approximately two weeks ago. I have been delighted with the care and the friendliness of the staff. I've been informed Right away if any changes or events happened with my loved one. I am delighted with the e..."
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900 LONDON BOULEVARD, Portsmouth, VA 23704
1.6
(5 reviews)
"My father entered Golden Living in May of 2009. I liked the facility for the most part. On one side there was the assisted living, and the other side was a nursing home. I liked the fact that it was a place that an elder could spend the remainder of ..."
READ MORE311 Main Street, Newport News, VA 23601
1.0
(3 reviews)
"Overall care - service- customer care service and professionalism are very poor & substandard. Staff, employees/ manager provides poor services and care. They are NOT friendly & helpful..."
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900 London Blvd, Portsmouth, VA 23704
1.0
(1 reviews)
"My brother is in Portsmouth Health and Rehab. It's every person's nightmare, whatever your picture of what a nursing home should not be is where he's at. It's an old facility. When you go in there, the halls are full of nothing but elderly people and..."
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350 Lynn Shores Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23452
"Welcome to Golden Living Community - Lynn Shores! Our Golden Living Communities are ideal for individuals who live active, independent lives..."
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16030 Scotts Factory Rd, Smithfield, VA 23430
"To learn more about this provider�s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Virginia Department of Social Services F..."
READ MORE4201 GREENWOOD DRIVE, Portsmouth, VA 23701
"Portside Health & Rehab Center, located in Portsmouth, VA, offers a variety of care types including Skilled Nursing Care, Short-term Rehabil..."
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3610 County St, Portsmouth, VA 23707
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611 19th St, Newport News, VA 23607
"Welcome to Heart & Soul Assistant Living! Heart & Soul ALF offers a safe, wholesome and homelike environment for ambulatory residents. We ar..."
READ MORENursing home costs in Chesapeake are on par with Virginia’s statewide average of $7,665. Prices are about $100 cheaper than the national average, which is $7,756.
Prices can vary widely in other parts of Virginia. To the west in the state capital of Richmond, rates go up to $9,064 — almost $1,400 more than what retirees in Chesapeake pay. Moving to Central Virginia, prices in Charlottesville are somewhat more affordable. Nursing home care costs $7,452 in this city, or about $200 less than Chesapeake rates. Roanoke prices are also a bit cheaper at $7,513. Winchester’s prices are among the highest in Virginia, averaging $9,566.
Chesapeake
$7,665
Virginia
$7,665
United States
$7,756
Richmond
$9,064
Charlottesville
$7,452
Roanoke
$7,513
Winchester
$9,566
In Chesapeake, retirees pay an average of $7,665 per month for a semiprivate nursing home room and $8,699 for a private room.
Many seniors and their families use some form of financial assistance to help them pay for nursing care. The main options available are Medicare, Medicaid, and veterans benefits. These programs can be complicated, especially when it comes to benefit terms. Below, we give a brief overview of how these programs may be used towards paying for skilled nursing care.
If these options aren’t available to you, check if your loved one has long-term care insurance or contact your Area Agency on Aging to ask about any local financial assistance programs for seniors.
Retirees in Chesapeake have other options for their long-term care. Seniors who want to get care at home will pay an average of $3,813. Home health care prices are the same, even though it also provides light various medical services. Adult day health care is the most affordable, costing only $1,950. Assisted living provides less stringent supervision than nursing home care and is priced accordingly at $4,365. A semiprivate nursing home room costs $7,665. For a fully private room, seniors pay $8,699.
Home care
$3,813
Home health care
$3,813
Adult day care
$1,950
Assisted living
$4,365
Nursing home (semiprivate room)
$7,665
Nursing home (private room)
$8,699
 Note: Data for Chesapeake was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Virginia Beach, was used instead.
The following agencies and organizations provide a range of free services for seniors in the Chesapeake area. These resources can help residents choose a long-term care option, get help at home, find ways to pay for care and more.
| Resource | Contact | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Senior Services of Southeast Virginia | (757) 461-9481 | SSSEVA functions as the Area Agency on Aging for residents in Chesapeake. Its counselors are available to help seniors make decisions about Medicare plans, long-term care planning and other issues that affect people as they age. Seniors can join one of its free evidence-based classes on topics such as balance improvement or management of chronic conditions. |
| Meals on Wheels | (757) 461-9481 | This program provides home-delivered meals to Chesapeake residents who can't grocery shop or prepare food for themselves. The meals are nutritionally balanced, diabetes-friendly and heart-healthy. Seniors who meet income eligibility requirements can receive their meals for free. |
| In-Home Services | (757) 461-9481 | SSSEVA offers several programs aimed at helping seniors stay in their own homes. Chesapeake residents can get assistance with housekeeping, meal preparation and personal care needs, such as grooming and getting dressed. Other programs may provide social visits, limited medical services and free air conditioner units for low-income retirees. |
| I-Ride Transit | (757) 222-4513 | I-Ride provides discounted fixed-route bus service, trips to senior centers and medical transportation for seniors across Southeastern Virginia. For medical rides, seniors can be picked up and dropped off at their homes. The service is open to residents who are disabled or aged 60 and up. |
| Emergency Home and Accessibility Repair Program | (804) 371-7000 | EHARP gives low-income seniors funding to make emergency home repairs and accessibility modifications. Funds can be used to pay for wheelchair ramps and repairs to plumbing, roofing, electrical systems and structural defects. The program is open to both homeowners and tenants (with homeowner approval). |
Nursing Homes
Bernice
3.0
Review of Greenbrier Regional Medical Center
Mom was at Greenbrier Regional Medical Center for rehab. She didn't like the food at all. She didn't like the communication. It was kind of off. It was not there. The staff was limited. The call...
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No way
1.0
Review of Chesapeake Health and Rehabilitation Center
I wouldn’t send my worst enemy here. This place is filled with roaches, disgusting food and smells of urine. Many residents call out and yell for help and they are ignored. It’s a sad and...
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Flagmom
2.0
Review of Chesapeake Health and Rehabilitation Center
Rooms are old and not kept Killed four roaches and one was on the wall above my mom’s bed. Food is cold and gross. Nursing staff is wonderful but they are soo busy. Therapy is intermittent
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