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Richmond Post Acute provides a continuum of medical and rehabiliative services one would receive after leaving an acute care hospital. Our goal is to stabilize conditions, restore independence, and prevent hospital readmissions. We bridge the gap between hospital discharge and returning to everyday life.
Experience the difference at Richmond Post Acute, where deep community roots, an incredible staff, and a spacious therapy gym create a recovery environment that feels like home. Our team is devoted to every resident, building real rapport and walking alongside you until you're back to the life you love.
Post-Acute Care, Long-Term Care, Hospice & Palliative Care, Spark Rehab Program
My grandson never git better while in this facility. He was moved into twice while in the facility. He was moved into a room on the floor with others who could not talk or feed themselves. The care was horrible. O took him new clothes, and he never wore them and they could not be found. His cell phone was never found. I visited him 2 days before he passed away. He was fine, then i received the call. It was lack of attention and care from the facility. I was disappointed how he got worse after he got there. Dont send your loved one here, bad choice.
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Dorothy Wyatt
Jun 16, 2026
5.0
I was able to enjoy visiting my friend, Angie! Thanks for looking after her.
TP
Tanja Penny
Jun 15, 2026
5.0
Carina or Karina the nurse in the trach unit is the best nurse y’all have. Every nurse should emulate her. She is kind, compassionate and informative. She is caring and takes care of her patients well.
JK
Jaida Kiss
May 28, 2026
1.0
I am extremely disappointed with the care my grandmother has received at this rehabilitation facility. Since being admitted, she has experienced two falls, which is deeply concerning for a resident who should be closely monitored and cared for properly.
On one visit, I found my grandmother sitting in urine and after having a bowel movement. When I notified a CNA, the staff member briefly looked and stated she was “dry,” despite the obvious odor and signs that she needed to be changed. I had to advocate for my grandmother and even assist with changing her myself to ensure she was properly cared for.
As a family, we frequently receive calls stating she is “yelling,” but there seems to be little effort to understand her needs or address the underlying issue. The facility often smells unpleasant, staff members appear disengaged, and there seems to be a lack of urgency and attentiveness toward residents.
Communication is also a major issue. Calling the facility is frustrating because phones often go unanswered, voicemails are not returned, and it is extremely difficult to get in touch with anyone for updates or concerns regarding a loved one.
Families trust rehabilitation facilities to provide safe, clean, compassionate, and attentive care. Unfortunately, our experience has been very disappointing and concerning. I sincerely hope management addresses these issues to improve the quality of care for residents and their families.
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