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Autumn Care of Norfolk

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Website | (757) 857-0481
1401 Halstead Ave, Norfolk, VA 23502, USA

Opening Hours:
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours

Area Served:
Within 4 miles (6.4km) of 1401 Halstead Ave, Norfolk, VA 23502, USA
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Quality Nursing Home in Norfolk, VA

Autumn Care of Norfolk, established in 1995, offers quality senior care services to seniors near Norfolk, VA. Located only 20 minutes away from Virginia Beach, our residents enjoy easy access to shopping, restaurants, museums and hospitals, as well as beaches and other Chesapeake Bay waterfront attractions. Autumn Care of Norfolk patients enjoy outings that include visits to historic warships, botanical gardens, baseball games, the Norfolk Zoo, the Spirit of Norfolk cruise ship and dolphin and whale-watching as well.  

Short and Long-Term Care for Seniors in Virginia  

Autumn Care of Norfolk offers specialized programs designed to help achieve beneficial outcomes for you or your loved one. Our long-term care services are designed to help you or your loved one dealing with a chronic illness or condition personalized care to enhance quality of life.

We also offer short term rehabilitation, long-term skilled nursing care, speech therapy and respite care in a home-like atmosphere. We also offer short-term rehabilitation, long-term skilled nursing care, speech therapy and respite care in a home-like atmosphere.  

Compassionate Care for Seniors Near Virginia Beach

Residents of our skilled nursing home in Norfolk, VA enjoy a variety of outings that include visits to historic warships, botanical gardens, baseball games, the Norfolk Zoo, the Spirit of Norfolk cruise ship and dolphin and whale-watching as well.   

Autumn Care of Norfolk is conveniently located near major highways, including I-64 and I-264. If you’re looking for senior living in Norfolk, our team of physicians, nurses and support staff work together to provide personalized care to you or your loved one.   

Contact Autumn Care of Norfolk Today

All of our senior care services have compassion, expertise and quality built in, so you or your loved one can lead your best life no matter the type of care you need. To see what makes Autumn Care of Norfolk so special, give us a call today to schedule a tour.  

If you're looking for more information about Autumn Care of Norfolk or our long-term care in Norfolk, VA, you can connect with us on Facebook.

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.

Google Rating: 2.7 out of 5 stars (22 total ratings)

Jonathan Whittet
5 Star
The physical therapy program is really good. The nurses and staff were extremely helpful and nice to my mother while se was there. I have nothing bad to say about Autum Care of Norfolk
Sunday 23rd January 2022
Tony Smith
5 Star
Autumn Care of Norfolk, in my opinion, has done everything in it's power, and within the rules, to allow me and family members to visit my dying sister. Heather and the staff involved showed great compassion for our situation and we are very appreciative. Tony Smith
Friday 28th May 2021
Theresa Ann
1 Star
Watch Rhoda Young Live on FB, COVID-19 is very active in this place and employees are forced to work with Covid-19. Elders are dying from the virus. Please go check on your love ones.
Tuesday 12th January 2021
Brittanie Wood
1 Star
This is by far the W O R S T facility my family has ever dealt with. They have lost our paperwork several times, they do not answer the phones, they give you the run around and totally disregard the families inquiring about their loved ones in this center. I cannot believe a place like this treats their residents and their family so unprofessional and careless. We have had to make several trips to and from JUST TO GET IN CONTACT WITH A LIVE PERSON. Whoever is running this facility needs to do some serious reconsideration of their staff and the way it is ran. I am extremely close to getting an attorney or the news channel involved considering the facility staff are no help and seem to not care for their RESIDENTS nor the residents families. The way they speak to their residents family members is concerning, lord only knows how the residents feel. Absurd.
Friday 2nd April 2021
Yvette Lucy
4 Star
My dad stayed here between 2018-2019. I honestly loved this place!! The place smelled good upon entering! (Which is rare) The nurses were friendly, hardworking, caring, and respectful. When I asked about getting things done, like hanging his TV up, maintenence staff did it with no problem. I was able to eat lunch and dinner with him, he was always clean, which I appreciated. When he passed, I even had nurses check up on me personally. One nurse in particular Kie, was so so sweet! She called to see how I was doing. The only reason I give the place a 4 is because when my mom stayed there in 2020 for 2 weeks for hospice, the experience was different. When I visited her window, since I wasn't allowed in, they made it a big deal that I didn't call before coming outside or wanted her closer to the window. With hospice, you don't know what day your LO will pass so they aren't empathetic. I even had to stand in the pouring rain just to see her face through the window. Most phone calls were not returned when I tried to check up on her. On the day before she passed, I FaceTimed with her and she had difficulty breathing and talking. I asked the nurse what's going on, she just said she's fine and everything's OK. I asked the staff before she was even admitted if we could be with her when she passed. Erin said yes, however the day came and nobody even called us until they noticed she was dead in her room. I noticed something was wrong the day before, so shouldn't geriatric nurses know too how it looks? So she passed away all alone and that was just unacceptable.
Wednesday 19th May 2021

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