Autumn Care of Chesapeake

Autumn Care of Chesapeake is located in one of the nation’s safest and “most livable” cities. Situated in a quiet residential neighborhood on a wooded, picturesque property, Autumn Care offers both serenity and access to major highways, including I-64 and State Route 190, as well as other big-city amenities. 

The nursing home in Chesapeake, VA is the perfect backdrop for the community since it gives the patients receiving senior care services the opportunity to have a meaningful connection with the area. Patients can take part in Chesapeake Bay and other outings. 

Quality Senior Care Services 

Autumn Care of Chesapeake offers specialized programs and individualized care plans designed to achieve the best outcomes for you or your loved one. Whether you are seeking short-term services or long-term care in Chesapeake, the team is committed to meeting your individual needs. The nursing home in Chesapeake, VA offers short-term rehabilitation, long-term skilled nursing care hospice care and respite care in a home-like atmosphere.  

Explore Nursing Homes in Chesapeake, VA 

The senior care services are backed by the expertise of health professionals and a warm compassionate environment at the nursing home in Chesapeake, VA. The team invites you to see for yourself just what makes Autumn Care of Chesapeake so special. Give the facility a call today to schedule a tour to discover what sets the communities apart from other skilled nursing facilities in Chesapeake.

"This facility is always so neat and clean. The staff are so friendly when I visit. Staff are attentive to their residents, and overall just a great team to have on your side!" - V.C.

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Autumn Care of Chesapeake proudly holds an award from the American Health Care Association (AHCA) as part of the 2020 Quality Initiative Recognition Program. This recognition is for one or more of the following goals: Safely reduced long-stay and short-stay hospitalizations;​ improved long-stay or short-stay satisfaction; safely reduced the use of antipsychotic medications, or improved short-stay functional improvement or long-stay worsening mobility.