Tate Springs Health & Rehabilitation sits over at 2200 Landover Place in Lynchburg, Virginia, and the place is pretty new, having been founded in 2023, so it's got those fresh renovations with modern amenities like a rehab gym, a beauty and barber shop, a library, and some well-kept outdoor spaces, including a patio garden and a recreation area, which folks tend to enjoy. This facility runs as a non-profit and falls under Hill Valley Healthcare, which puts a big focus on skilled nursing, short-term rehab, long-term care, and dementia care, and they take folks in for both short stays to recover or for longer-term needs when that's what life calls for.
Inside, there are 59 licensed beds, and the staff keeps a "People First" approach, meaning the care team, including registered nurses, LPNs, CNAs, and a Certified Activity Director and Admissions Coordinator, works all around the clock to help with complex medical needs like wound care, tracheostomy care, pulmonary support, orthopedic rehab, oncology, bariatric care, and post-surgical care, as well as occupational, physical, and speech therapy, and of course, Alzheimer's and dementia care if folks need extra support with memory. There's always someone to help, whether that's managing medications, providing 24-hour nursing, or just making sure the environment feels supportive and safe with comfortable living areas.
There are also hospice care options for residents and transportation services when folks have somewhere to be, and they make sure to have things like pastoral support, community programs, and a variety of resources for veterans, seniors, and those living with disabilities, all backed up by a resource library filled with articles, books, guides, and news on pretty much every aspect of aging and senior living. The facility has a strong staff training program, supports ongoing learning, and values diversity, with a wellness program to help staff stay healthy too. Jobs sometimes come with sign-on bonuses for nursing roles like LPNs and RNs. Tate Springs is part of the Virginia Center for Assisted Living and is listed under skilled nursing facilities, with efficiency measures in place, and daily rates for both semi-private and private rooms, and the administrator, Mr. Matthew Brooks, oversees operations.
With services like 24-hour nursing, comprehensive post-acute rehabilitation, long-term care, respite stays, dementia care, and all those amenities, the team sticks close by to answer questions and help folks set up a tour when they're thinking about making a move.
