Alexandria Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center

Alexandria Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center sits in Alexandria, VA, and offers skilled nursing care alongside long-term care, short-term stays, and a wide range of rehabilitation services to help people recover and feel comfortable while they're there, so whether someone needs help after a hospital stay or needs ongoing support, this place seems set up for many situations with specialized programs like OrthoWIN Rehab, pulmonary rehab, respite care, subacute rehab, and Rehabbing Care™. The staff includes 70 full-time equivalent workers to care for up to 111 licensed beds, and they've reported a patient capacity of over 21,000 days in just six months, which shows they're busy and have experience handling many types of needs, while daily room rates as of now run about $319 for private and $309 for semi-private options, giving families a clear idea of costs because the center also focuses on healthcare pricing transparency so people know what to expect. Marquis Health Services owns and manages the center, and Ms. Jennifer Patrick and Tahir Majeed are the administrators listed here, ensuring that the programs meet high standards, so people who come here get person-centered care, which means staff work to tailor care plans for each person instead of doing things the same way for everyone, plus, they've got amenities like LifeLoop for engagement and the Family Matters Program to keep loved ones in touch and involved during recovery. The facility is part of the Virginia Health Care Association and the Virginia Center for Assisted Living, and connections with programs like VirginiaNavigator, disAbilityNavigator, SeniorNavigator, and VeteransNavigator give residents and families access to over 26,000 resources, from health and disability support to veteran services, local events, and trusted guides for things like housing, legal, financial help, and more. Clinical services cover urgent needs through programs like Urgent SNF™, and there's a focus on helping residents bounce back to optimum health, support for a smooth transition from hospital to home, and even HMO comparison tools and coverage access programs so folks can see their options for care. The place is built for comfort and recovery, aiming to offer a homey feeling while giving access to hospital-level resources like trauma center support and outpatient services if needed, all wrapped up in a simple approach focused on caring for people in the right setting at the right time. For more details or to explore what they offer, their website is www.alexandriahc.com.