The Springs Nursing & Rehab Center

Nestled in the scenic Allegheny Highlands of Bath County, The Springs Nursing & Rehab Center provides compassionate skilled nursing and rehabilitation care to residents of Hot Springs, Virginia and the surrounding mountain communities. Located at 167 Spring Street, the center sits within one of Virginia's most picturesque and historically rich small towns, offering a peaceful, restorative environment that genuinely supports healing. The Springs delivers medically supervised care for both short-term rehabilitation guests recovering from surgery, stroke, or illness, and long-term residents requiring ongoing nursing support. Skilled therapy teams offer physical, occupational, and speech therapy, helping residents rebuild strength and independence in a setting that feels far removed from the clinical stress of a hospital. Hot Springs is anchored by The Homestead Resort, a landmark destination operating for over 250 years that speaks to the region's long tradition of healing through the area's natural thermal waters. Families visiting loved ones at The Springs can enjoy the Jefferson Pools in nearby Warm Springs—one of the oldest spa facilities in the country—and the sweeping trails of the George Washington National Forest. The Garth Newel Music Center, just a short drive away, offers world-class chamber music performances and cultural enrichment year-round. For medical coordination, Bath Community Hospital in Hot Springs provides essential acute care services, while Augusta Health in Staunton and Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital are accessible for more specialized needs. The close-knit nature of Bath County means that staff often know residents and their families personally, creating a warmth that larger facilities can rarely match. Operated by Kissito Healthcare, a Virginia-based nonprofit committed to serving rural and underserved communities, The Springs benefits from an organizational culture that prioritizes dignity, clinical excellence, and genuine community connection. Kissito's mission-driven approach means decisions are made with residents' wellbeing at the center—not corporate metrics.