Three Rivers Health & Rehab Center

Three Rivers Health & Rehab Center takes its name from the defining geography of West Point, Virginia — the point where the Mattaponi and Pamunkey Rivers meet to form the York River, one of the Chesapeake Bay's most storied tidal tributaries. Located at 2960 Chelsea Road, this skilled nursing facility serves seniors and recovering patients in King William County and the surrounding communities of the Middle Peninsula. West Point is a small, historically rich riverside town where watermen's traditions and colonial heritage run deep. The York River and its surrounding wetlands offer scenic beauty and a distinctive sense of place that sets this community apart from Virginia's busier urban centers. For families visiting loved ones at Three Rivers, the peaceful riverine landscape provides a restorative backdrop unlike any other. The facility draws patients from communities across the Middle Peninsula and the Northern Neck, including King William, King and Queen, and New Kent counties. Families traveling from the Richmond area — roughly 45 to 50 miles to the west — or from Williamsburg and the Hampton Roads region to the southeast will find West Point accessible via Route 33 and Route 30. For more complex medical needs, VCU Health Tappahannock Hospital serves the broader region, and the Richmond metropolitan hospital network is within reach for specialist care. Three Rivers Health & Rehab Center is a privately held, for-profit skilled nursing facility with a focused mission: delivering individualized rehabilitation and long-term nursing care in a setting that values each resident's dignity and personal goals. The clinical team provides around-the-clock nursing, short-term post-acute rehabilitation, and long-term skilled care, with therapy programming designed to maximize each resident's independence and quality of life. For seniors and families seeking high-quality skilled nursing in a quieter, riverside community that retains its small-town character, Three Rivers offers a genuinely distinctive option on the Middle Peninsula — close to family, connected to nature, and committed to clinical care.