Tygart Valley Health & Rehabilitation

Tygart Valley Health & Rehabilitation, located at 216 Samaritan Circle in Belington, West Virginia, is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation community serving the residents of Barbour County and the neighboring mountain communities of north-central West Virginia. Managed by Hill Valley Healthcare, a company committed to quality post-acute and long-term care in rural communities, this facility stands as an essential healthcare resource for a region rich in history, natural beauty, and tight-knit community bonds. Belington sits along the Tygart Valley River in Barbour County, a landscape defined by rolling ridges, forested hillsides, and the kind of quiet, unhurried pace that is ideal for healing and long-term care. The Tygart Valley River, for which the facility is named, winds through the county and contributes to a serene natural setting that residents and visitors alike find restorative. Just eight miles to the north lies Philippi, the Barbour County seat and home to the iconic Philippi Covered Bridge—one of the oldest and most photographed covered bridges in West Virginia, dating to 1852. Alderson Broaddus University, also in Philippi, adds a youthful energy to the region and offers cultural programming that benefits the broader community. Families driving in from surrounding towns like Elkins, Buckhannon, or Clarksburg will find the route through the Tygart Valley scenic and manageable. For acute medical needs, Davis Memorial Hospital in Elkins—approximately 25 miles south—provides emergency, surgical, and specialty services. St. Joseph's Hospital in Buckhannon also serves as a regional medical resource for Barbour County residents. Hill Valley Healthcare brings to Tygart Valley Health & Rehabilitation a philosophy centered on individualized care, consistent staffing, and meaningful outcomes. Residents benefit from comprehensive skilled nursing services, physical and occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, and long-term residential programming in a facility that understands the values and rhythms of rural Appalachian life.