Chatham Health and Rehabilitation Center

Senior Care Community in Chatham, VA

Established in 2009, Chatham Health and Rehabilitation features a rural setting, yet is conveniently close to U.S. Route 29 in Chatham, Virginia. For seniors recovering from a surgery or an injury, Chatham Health and Rehab Center provides an intimate and home-like community that has so much to offer. Bingo, Wednesday and Sunday church services, Kitchen Corner and Reading Circle programs, ice cream socials, games, group discussions, arts and crafts, movies, rainbow tea parties and even visiting musicians and an annual prom. It’s a testament to how our senior care services go beyond just providing basic care.

Expert Skilled Nursing and Senior Rehabilitation

Chatham Health and Rehabilitation Center offers senior care with a specialty in short-term rehabilitation, short and long-term skilled nursing care, respite care, and palliative care. Chatham Health and Rehab also offers outpatient therapy.

Physical, Speech and Occupational Therapy Services for Seniors

Our physical, speech, and senior occupational therapists therapists strive to help patients reach their highest level of functional potential. The goal of all our senior care services is to help all residents achieve a higher level of physical wellness. We take great pride in the positive outcomes that are achieved by our patients.

Explore Chatham Health and Rehabilitation 

We have the compassion, experience, expertise, skills, and programs that enable us to strive to provide the quality senior care services that result in a high quality of life. Please give us a call to schedule a tour to see how the Chatham Health and Rehab Center is setting a new standard of senior care for nursing homes in Chatham today!

If you're looking for more information about Chatham Health and Rehabilitation Center, you can find us across the web on U.S. News & World Report, Chamber of Commerce, Caring.com, and Manta.

Our facility 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.

Learn more about this important program by visiting AHCA’s website at ahcancal.org.