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4 Ridgewood Parkway, Newport News, VA 23602
2.5
(26 reviews)
"There is a new crew here. They have a very good attitude and care about the patients. I loved every one of them. Wanda Scott Activities Director is really keeping the patients entertained & busy. Mother loves her. I'm so thankful. They are going to ..."
READ MORE540 Aberthaw Avenue, Newport News, VA 23601
2.4
(13 reviews)
"The best part of my mother in laws care was the Therapy Dept. The PT dept was outstanding and they really cared about the residents and encouraged them to get better so they could return home. The room was clean. Mother in law did not like the food, ..."
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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..."
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1000 Old Denbeigh Boulevard, Newport News, VA 23602
1.8
(16 reviews)
"Spent some time in rehab recently after having a leg amputated. Both the therapy and nursing sections treated me like and lord and catered to all my needs caringly, professionally and with great dignity. I am now home and getting along excellently du..."
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..."
READ MORE2960 CHELSEA ROAD, West Point, VA 23181
1.0
(1 reviews)
"I would not recommend Riverside Convalescent center, it’s not very clean, and the odor was horrible. They don’t keep the patients clean. The left side of the hall was horrible, and the odor was sickening; however, the right side of the hall was not t..."
READ MORE7336 Cary Ave, Gloucester, VA 23061
"My nephew garland lives there He loves it ..."
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74 Mizpah Rd, Locust Hill, VA 23092
"To learn more about this provider�s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Virginia Department of Social Services F..."
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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..."
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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 prices in Williamsburg are on par with the state median of $7,665 per month. This saves residents about $90 per month compared to the national average of $7,756. As expected, seniors can find both cheaper and more expensive options nearby and in cities across the state. Seniors in Richmond and the capital area pay $9,064 or almost $1,400 more per month. Roanoke is slightly cheaper at $7,513, followed by Charlottesville at $7,452. Seniors in Lynchburg pay an average monthly rate of $6,644, which saves them $1,021 per month.
Williamsburg
$7,665
Virginia
$7,665
The United States
$7,756
Richmond
$9,064
Roanoke
$7,513
Lynchburg
$6,644
Charlottesville
$7,452
The cost of nursing home care in Williamsburg ranges from $7,665 to $8,699 per month for semiprivate and private accommodations.
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.
Nursing homes provide skilled medical services 24 hours a day, so it’s not surprising that it costs significantly more than other types of care. Assisted living facilities charge $4,365 per month on average, which is $3,300-$4,334 less than semiprivate and private nursing home accommodations. Home care and home health care cost $3,813 per month, a savings of $3,852. Adult day health care costs $1,950 and includes recreational activities and personal support.
Home care
$3,813
Home health care
$3,813
Adult day health care
$1,950
Assisted living
$4,365
Nursing home (semiprivate room)
$7,665
Nursing home (private room)
$8,699
Seniors in the greater Williamsburg area can take advantage of a variety of free and low-cost resources that can help them access nursing home care, transition to a long-term care facility or remain in their own homes.
| Resource | Contact | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Peninsula Agency on Aging | (757) 345-6277 | The Peninsula Agency on Aging is a government-sponsored nonprofit that has been connecting seniors to local services since 1974. Its Williamsburg office provides insurance counseling, in-home care and case management services. Outreach workers communicate with seniors, caregivers and families to provide information about relevant programs. They perform nursing home needs assessments for Medicaid, educate seniors about available resources and make referrals. |
| Williamsburg Area Meals on Wheels | (757) 229-9250 | Every year, this volunteer-driven organization delivers 35,000 meals to seniors and disabled residents in the Williamsburg area. It also provides shelf-stable emergency meals, nutritional counseling and supplements. Meals cost $5.50 before sliding-scale discounts. Residents with the greatest need may qualify for free lunchtime meals as well as breakfast items. This program is available to residents who have difficulty purchasing or preparing their own food. |
| Legal Aid Society of Eastern Virginia | (757) 220-6837 | The Legal Aid Society of Eastern Virginia provides self-help resources and free legal representation to low-income individuals who have questions about civil matters, such as government benefits, health care, housing, finances, consumer rights or estate planning. Resources are available online and through the society’s Williamsburg Annex on Armistead Avenue. |
| Bay Aging | (757) 220-1577 | This regional nonprofit serves as the long-term care ombudsman for Williamsburg, James City County and the surrounding area. Families and nursing home residents can contact the ombudsman to learn more about their rights and to resolve concerns related to the quality of care. Bay Aging also offers insurance counseling, manages adult activity centers and assists with housing and in-home care. |
| The Lounge | (757) 259-4178 | Located within the James City County Recreation Center on Longhill Road, The Lounge offers recreational activities, educational classes, social luncheons and travel opportunities to local seniors aged 55 and older. Membership costs $65 per year for Williamsburg residents. The county’s Social Services division also publishes a senior citizens resource guide, manages an elder abuse prevention program and provides in-home care to qualifying individuals. |
Nursing Homes
bahlman
5.0
Review of Patriots Colony at Williamsburg
I was a patient in the rehab department of Patriot's Colony 2 times following leg amputations. It is the best place. Great care, awesome staff, Great food, good PT, OT, etc. It was like staying at...
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tyrone121
2.0
Review of WindsorMeade of Williamsburg
My mother went to Windsor Meade to rehab after hip surgery. We thought it would be a good opportunity to see the facility as she had been talking about moving into a continuing care...
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Kathy
4.0
Review of Patriots Colony at Williamsburg
My sister was in rehab at The Convalescent Center at Patriots Colony for a short time. It was really nice. The staff as a whole was very good. There were a couple of incidents that needed...
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