River View on the Appomattox Health & Rehab Center

River View on the Appomattox Health & Rehab Center, located at 201 Epps Street in Hopewell, Virginia, offers skilled nursing and rehabilitation services in one of the Tri-Cities region's most historically rich settings. Managed by Commonwealth Care of Roanoke, an organization with deep roots in Virginia senior care and a strong focus on compassionate, clinically driven support, the center serves residents recovering from illness, surgery, or injury—as well as those who require long-term skilled nursing assistance. Hopewell sits at the confluence of the Appomattox and James Rivers, a setting that gives the city both its storied history and its distinctive character. City Point, a National Park Service site at the tip of Hopewell, served as General Ulysses S. Grant's Union Army headquarters during the Civil War's final campaign—making it one of the most historically significant spots in Virginia. Weston Manor, an 18th-century Georgian plantation house on the James River, stands as another landmark that reflects the depth of history surrounding the center. The Appomattox River Regional Park provides residents' families with beautiful riverfront walking paths and natural scenery just minutes away. For medical connectivity, Bon Secours Petersburg Medical Center (formerly Southside Regional Medical Center) in nearby Petersburg—approximately five miles from Hopewell—serves as the region's primary acute-care hospital with a full range of medical and surgical services. Colonial Heights and Chesterfield County's healthcare network further extends specialist access for complex conditions. Commonwealth Care of Roanoke's approach emphasizes individualized care, with multidisciplinary teams working collaboratively to guide residents through every phase of recovery. From post-operative rehabilitation to ongoing wound care, medication management, and physical therapy, the staff at River View on the Appomattox brings professional expertise and heartfelt attention to each resident's journey.