Belvoir Woods Health Care Center

Belvoir Woods Health Care Center offers warm, supportive assisted living services at 9160 Belvoir Woods Parkway in Fort Belvoir, Virginia—a prestigious address steeped in American history and surrounded by the natural beauty of the Potomac River corridor in Fairfax County. Set within close proximity to the historic Fort Belvoir military installation, the community benefits from one of Northern Virginia's most distinctive settings. Residents and families are minutes from Mount Vernon Estate, the iconic 18th-century home of George Washington, which remains one of the most visited historic sites in the nation and a beloved landmark for generations of Virginians. George Washington Memorial Parkway winds along the Potomac River, offering stunning waterfront scenery and accessible walking paths. Huntley Meadows Park—one of Northern Virginia's largest urban wetland preserves—is just a few miles north and offers serene wildlife viewing and nature trails suitable for leisurely family walks. Mason Neck State Park and the Pohick Bay Regional Park provide additional green space and recreational opportunities within easy reach. For everyday conveniences, the Kingstowne Towne Center and Springfield Town Center are within a short drive, offering a wide array of dining options, retail shops, and medical services. Inova Mount Vernon Hospital in Alexandria—one of Northern Virginia's most respected community hospitals—is located nearby, providing families with confidence that emergency and specialty medical care is close at hand. Fort Belvoir Community Hospital, a modern military medical facility on post, also serves the broader local community. Belvoir Woods Health Care Center's assisted living program is designed to support residents who benefit from help with daily activities while preserving as much independence as possible. The dedicated care team works to create a home-like atmosphere where each resident feels known, valued, and genuinely cared for—in one of Northern Virginia's most sought-after communities.