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Woodlands Health & Rehab Center

1000 Fairview Heights

4.7(59 ratings)

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Quick Facts

Total units
60
Medicare rating
5 of 5

CMS Care Compare

Ownership
For profit, Partnership
Certified beds
60
Average length of stay
About 28 days per rehab stay
Therapy frequency
Therapy provided 5 to 7 days weekly
Medicare coverage detail
Medicare Part A fully covers first 20 days

What Families Think

Woodlands Health & Rehab Center is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility in Clifton Forge, Virginia, with reviews that are largely positive but include a couple of serious complaints about neglect and unprofessional staff behavior. Many families describe attentive nursing, a clean environment, and strong communication, while a few reports describe long waits for basic care and disrespectful interactions with staff.

The Good

  • Staff described as caring and attentive by most reviewers
  • Facility reported as clean, well-lit, and pleasant-smelling
  • Regular family updates and quarterly care meetings
  • Physical therapy department praised as excellent
  • Dietary team accommodates food allergies

The Bad

  • Multiple reports of slow response to resident needs
  • One report of disrespectful, dismissive nursing staff
  • One report of inadequate nursing and PT assessments on admission
  • One report described the facility as small and run down

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About Woodlands Health & Rehab Center

The Woodlands Health & Rehab Center in Clifton Forge, Virginia is an inpatient rehabilitation facility that provides skilled nursing care and rehabilitation therapy. The center serves patients recovering from illness or injury with individualized care plans and access to on-site physicians, a medical director, and contracted specialists including podiatrists.

The facility offers private and semi-private rooms, each equipped with a phone and television. Patients receive therapy 5 to 7 days per week, with the specific regimen based on individual needs and functional ability. Therapy services include physical therapy for strength and motor skills, occupational therapy for activities of daily living such as dressing and bathing, and speech therapy for swallowing and speaking issues. The average length of stay is approximately 28 days, though individual stays vary based on progress.

Medicare Part A covers skilled services at the facility, with full coverage for the first 20 days of a patient's stay when daily skilled services are provided. Beginning on Day 21, patients are responsible for coinsurance, though some insurance plans may provide additional coverage. The center also works with other insurance policies and Medicaid. Families are encouraged to participate in the recovery process and are welcome to visit at any time.

Types of Care

Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care

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Reviews

4.7overall · 59 ratings combined

4.7★ on Google (59)

Dawn Wright

May 2026

via Google

I only wish I could give negative stars. The treatment my mother received here was so substandard that I have no idea how they stay in business. They left her needing assistance for long periods of time while they sat around playing on their phones. The nurse I encountered (Maria) was so disrespectful that I have no idea how she is still employed. The constant eye rolls you receive as a response to the most basic question leaves me wondering how her eyes still work properly. I wouldn't wish this place on my worst enemy. While the facility is small and run down, the employees COULD make the difference, but in this case they definitely don't.

Brenda Goodale

Apr 2026

via Google

This is Not a Skilled Facility! What a Joke. The only person that was good was Alicia Armentrout Craft. Your Physician Assistants really, Why are they there?? They did not do a Nursing Assessment, on me or a Physical Therapy assessment. I was not assessed by your Physician Assistant either. What is it that you do for patients that are not coming to you to die? Your facility should have a separate skilled unit Away from other residents. Your Physical Therapy set up is another joke. There isn't a place for alert and oriented rehab patients to shower in private without having to do a sink bath or share a bathroom with a female resident when you're a male. You waited for over 18 hours before you put Ice on my knee and that was after I had to get my x wife to call your nurses station and chewed out the staff for not doing their Paid Job. The food was good. Thank you

Donna Cross

Feb 2026

via Google

Professional and caring staff and excellent Physical Therapy Department. The Dietician Department went out of its way to provide for food allergies. The Nursing Staff was outstanding in their care for medical needs. Maintenance and housekeeping kept the facility nice and clean. Activity Directors kept the residents engaged in various "themed" games and recreation. A heartfelt "Thank you!"

Tammy Wright

Jan 2026

via Google

We visited our brother in law. The facility was clean and welcoming. The check in experience was easily taken care of and made me feel safe with the other visitors AND their possible health issues. It was a delightful visit.

Rosina Headley

Nov 2025

via Google

My brother-in-law has lived here for the past few years. It's the only place where he has been able to relate to staff and others residents, and even participate in some events. He is very well taken care of and has developed trust in other people which he never had before. The place is clean, well lit, nice smelling with lots of staff and helpers always roaming the halls checking in on residents and giving care. We get calls to update us on his condition and participate in quarterly meetings either by person or on the phone. My husband and I get a real sense of genuine caring for all residents. You have our grateful thanks!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Woodlands Health & Rehab Center offer?

Woodlands Health & Rehab Center offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.

Where is Woodlands Health & Rehab Center located?

Woodlands Health & Rehab Center is located at 1000 Fairview Heights in Clifton Forge, Virginia.

What do families say about Woodlands Health & Rehab Center?

Woodlands Health & Rehab Center is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility in Clifton Forge, Virginia, with reviews that are largely positive but include a couple of serious complaints about neglect and unprofessional staff behavior. Many families describe attentive nursing, a clean environment, and strong communication, while a few reports describe long waits for basic care and disrespectful interactions with staff.

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