Kings Daughters Community Health & Rehab

Nestled in the heart of Staunton, Virginia—one of the Shenandoah Valley's most beloved historic cities—Kings Daughters Community Health & Rehab at 1410 North Augusta Street offers skilled nursing and rehabilitative care in a setting as rich in character as the community itself. Staunton's tree-lined streets, Victorian architecture, and walkable downtown make it a uniquely welcoming place for seniors and their families. Residents benefit from proximity to Augusta Health, the region's full-service hospital located just minutes away in Fishersville, ensuring seamless care coordination for post-acute transitions. Staunton's Gypsy Hill Park—a beloved 214-acre municipal green space with walking paths, a bandshell, and seasonal events—is a short drive away, offering families a beautiful setting for outdoor visits. The historic downtown, home to the American Shakespeare Center's Blackfriars Playhouse, the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library, and the Frontier Culture Museum, provides cultural enrichment that makes Staunton a vibrant place to age in place. Kings Daughters Community Health & Rehab is managed by a network that includes Consulate Health Care, Independence Living Centers, Nspire Healthcare, and Raydiant Health Care—organizations with deep roots in long-term and post-acute care across the mid-Atlantic. Their shared commitment to person-centered rehabilitative services means residents receive individualized therapy programs designed to maximize independence and quality of life. The skilled nursing team provides around-the-clock licensed nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language pathology services. Whether recovering from a hip replacement, managing a chronic condition, or requiring long-term care, residents are supported by a dedicated clinical team in a warm, community-oriented environment. Families visiting from nearby neighborhoods like Newtown or from across the Valley will find a facility deeply woven into the fabric of Staunton's caring community.