The Therapist at this facility that I dealt with were very thorough and professional and really…read morewere involved in helping me get my strength back after having total Right Hip Replacement surgery. The really bad thing of this facility is the meals that they serve. They were terrible. Found out that the people who got our meals together never tasted the food to see if it tasted good and 99 % of the time all meals were cold and tasteless. I used numerous bottles of Texas Pete just to give some kind of taste to what I was eating. I was losing weight and even when I complained to the people in charge and they said something would be done, NOTHING changed. I will definitely make sure that when I get my Left Hip Replacement surgery done in late March or early April I WILL DEFINITELY MAKE SURE THAT I DO NOT GO TO THIS FACILITY. One of the STARS of this facility was the CNA Margie as she was always looking out for me and trying to bring me some warm food.

This is by far the nastiest place I EVER seen .. the food is terrible , cold and kitchen is awfully…read moredirty with flies landing on the patients food and mold being found as well. The building smells and is outdated and filthy! 0/10 would not recommend having your loved ones come here at all. Very disappointed

Princess Anne Health & Rehabilitation Center…read more Add a photo Princess Anne Health & Rehabilitation Center 3.8 (360) Rehabilitation center in Virginia Beach, VirginiaOpen Overview Reviews Photos About Google review summary 5 4 3 2 1 3.8 (360) Reviews All facility31 dad21 nurses19 room19 +6 Sort by Most relevant Newest Highest Lowest Eriberto Franqui Just read the news that this place may close. GOOD! This place is horrific. I hate the fact that my grandfather spent his last years here, but with the difficulty of finding good nursing homes, I opted for one only minutes from home. This ... More 1 Cuprice Anthony Cox 2 reviews a week ago New My daddy has been at PA heath and rehab long term for 5 years. Having to admit one's parents to a nursing home is stressful. This facility has become like a second family not only to my daddy but to me as well. It gives me great peace and ... More Ashley Sears 1 review a month ago Nothing but neglect and abuse. My Aunt went to this place for rehabilitation after getting hurt. Every time I went up there I could not believe things that I saw and the way that these people were being treated. The Staff never comes when ... More 6 Princess Anne Health & Rehabilitation Center (Owner) a month ago Thank you for sharing your feedback. We are committed to maintaining high standards and encourage you to contact our administrator directly to discuss your concerns (757)821-7500. Jeanette Puit 3 reviews a month ago I just had my mom transferred to this facility. Javanti is amazing and worked hard to get her over. I can not thank her enough. Shes very easy to talk to and personable as well as compassionate about the patients. My mom has been here less ... More 1 Princess Anne Health & Rehabilitation Center (Owner) a month ago Thank you for your feedback and kind words about our team. We are committed to providing a welcoming environment and meaningful activities for all patients. Eriberto Franqui 3 days ago New Just read the news that this place may close. GOOD! This place is horrific. I hate the fact that my grandfather spent his last years here, but with the difficulty of finding good nursing homes, I opted for one only minutes from home. This place is atrocious. I complained to the state ombudsman a few times but he was useless. Had to call the police when I found out they found my 97 yo with dementia outside laying on the shrubs. I didn't find out until the evening. When I called the police, even they were infuriated with the lack of care and answers they received from the staff. Food? NON EXISTENT. If you care for your loved one, stop by for dinner and check out their plates with cold vegetables. Lack of food, cold food, laundry that sits around urinated until you fight and complain. Have you tried calling after 630 pm to reach your loved one? Good luck. What about visiting after 6pm and the door wide open with NO ONE at the desk. Anyone can walk in there at night. Don't believe it? Test my theories for yourself. Sadly it doesn't matter if you complain to the city, their inspectors do the very minimal when it comes to nursing homes. This place needs to close and so does its parent company that manages over 14 nursing homes. It's a money business that's all. To add insult to injury - did you know that they charge Medicare and Medicaid nearly $13,000 a month for this tragedy? Worth it if they were providing the care - not for what they are providing. One night nurse for 20 patients ?? (I'm sure they will deny it now). Our seniors deserve better than this. Princess Anne could care less. With over $35,000 in federal fines, countless complaints, multiple citations for neglect, poor supervision, and repeated failures to correct the issues. Princess Anne Health and Rehabilitation Center at risk of shutting down after 'extremely rare' federal action https://www.wtvr.com/news/local-news/virginia-beach-nursing-home-federal-action-aug-29-2025 1

My mother was at PA for about 4-5 weeks for rehab after a couple of weeks in the hospital. The…read moreadmissions director "sold" us on how wonderful the facility was which it was under the previous owners. He reminded me of a used car salesman. The physical and occupational therapy department was great! No complaints with any of their staff and one of the Unit Managers who tried to address our concerns. The majority of the nursing staff we encountered were uncaring and unprofessional. The food was horrendous, inconsistent and visually disgusting. I brought my mother food every day because it was that bad. The Huddle House (walking distance from facility) staff were well aware of the bad food because they do a large volume of to-go orders for patients. Mom's medications were not given to her in a timely manner, showers were not given on schedule, mom was told by a staff member they would not be at her beck and call and if she needed help, to call a family member. My sister and I were at the facility daily, several times a day checking on mom, calling out the staff to ensure care was given, etc. I feel terrible for patients who do not have families or loved ones advocating for them. One of the LPN's (who is a retired veteran) was printing off discharge paperwork which was incomplete. He said to me, "this is why I don't like working with civilians." WHO SAYS THIS TO A PATIENT'S FAMILY MEMBER? So unprofessional!!! The facility does not supply tissues, wipes, and similar items which surprised us. Mom's shower had a terrible leak and the water on the floor was a huge fall risk for her. It was never fixed in the 4-5 weeks she was there. The staff just through towels on the wet floor. This demonstrates the facility does not care about patient safety. I don't know how this facility keeps their license and it is no wonder they are understaffed as it is a horrible place. If you care about your loved ones, do not place them at Princess Anne Health and Rehabilitation Center. If I could give them negative stars, I would.

No one to intake people at night ! No one to fix tv that doesn't work at night . Bad ac for the…read moreunit . Bad service at night not what was said things would be ! Not how things were to go looking for another place asap. Look nice in the 11-12 come at night and you won't bring family here.

Worst place to let your love one to be placed in. Under staff, too many patients to give proper…read morecare to. If you want them to get better and not worst, skip this run down place. Since there's no 0 to rate it. This is a true dump and the company only filling their pockets with others hard money. Insurance companies paying for care and it's only about 1/10 of real care. Contract other services for help and they dont care, it's all about their pay check. Dirty floors, used socks with balls on them. Stained linen with bad Stains from years of use. I have a family member in crucial condition being placed here. Liars when you speak to Administrators about their goals for patients. Not fulfilled. Run from this company if you see them as a choice!!!!

I have been trying to afford to live here for years and think it is the premier retirement…read morecommunity in this area. I spent my married life in Next Door Sandbridge Beach so it would be very comfortable to live in familiar surroundings. I finally think I can apply! Everytime I have visited I have been treated like royalty!

My loved one is living at Harborway Assisted Living on the prpoerty of Atlantic Shores…read more And there is skilled nursing on the premises 24 hours a day if needed From the moment you arrive at the Gazebo entrance and are greeted by security to stepping into the beautiful building and knowing your loved one is acknowledged and has individual care and is well respected by all levels of staff I did my homework on assisted living and Atlantic Shores is the right choice

Ms.Heather is such a joy to interact with and has made my mothers stay At bay point very pleasantread more

Unbelievable...My mother was there for 3 weeks, three weeks too long…read more I'm not sure what upset me more, her bedsores (she is 81 & been in a few rehab centers here), she has NEVER come home with bedsores. When they discharged her, they provided transport because at this time my mother is bed bound, they brought her into the foyer/common area in a wheelchair & left her...alone. Just thankful there was staff still at work to notify me that she was in the hallway. After getting her home, I looked into the bag with personal belongings for discharge paperwork & medication lists/RX that I would go by until she physically went back to her doctor...nope, no discharge paperwork, no RX. So the next morning first thing, I went to Bay Point to at least get a copy of discharge instructions. I tried to speak to social worker but she was in a meeting. The young lady that came up front was just plain rude. She stated that they don't furnish discharge instructions...Um you are the only rehab I know that has that practice. Once again my mother is 81, she has had a few surgeries & been in rehab multiple times, this is the FIRST time I have not been provided discharge instructions & post-rehab medications. Thankful I have doctors & nurses that guided me in the right direction. I would not let them near my dog & I would not reccommend this facility to anyone.

Call bells are ringing constantly and appear never to be answered every time we visit, no one ever…read morecomes to the room to check on our family member, even when we're there for 2 or more hours, and there is an obvious odor of feces in the room, so no one has changed the patients. The person passing meds just hands them a cup of pills and doesn't say what they are or even chck name bands (pretty sure that isn't regulation). The staff seem to be having lots of fun based on the noises we hear from the patient room.

All I can say good is that it was clean and did not have that terrible smell that usually…read moreaccompanies this type of facility. The poor is that my husband was taken to the er at 1AM and died at 5 AM. We went to clean out his room around 11 AM the same day and scavengers had already helped themselves to all the food stuff and personal belongings. I've called three or four times with no resolution. very poor administration.

My husband was transferred to Bayside after being in ICU and step-down for over a week following a…read morehemorrhagic stroke. He could only eat a mechanical diet (finely chopped foods) or pureed food, but he was receiving the same type food as everyone else (which was a choking hazard). His liquids were supposed to be without ice and thickened using a thickener (I provided some packets), but they brought him ice water to drink (another choking hazard). I would point this out each time they brought his food and/or drink wrong, and I would get "Not my job" or "Not my problem". At the end of the third day, I had heard those two statements over 16 times (I stopped counting at that point). It was four days before I spoke with anyone other than the CNAs, Nurses, other medical staff, and housekeeping (they were the nicest). None of the medical staff identified the role or advised if they were a nurse, CNA, volunteer, etc., with the exception of the CNA the first night - it was her first day on the job and her third day after completing her training. I watched as patients rang for assistance, and saw that for some it took well over an hour for a response (medical staff were at the central desk, most of them talking not working). The gentleman my husband was sharing a room with rang for help getting to the restroom, and after over 75 minutes someone (nurse or CNA) came in and when she found he had wet himself chewed him out for not waiting!!! Then she said it wasn't her job to clearn him up!!! He was supposed to have daily physical and occupational therapy as well as speech therapy. In the six days he was there, he had a single session of speech therapy and approximately 60 minutes of physical therapy. We started working on getting him transferred, and were fortunate to find a bed at Lake Taylor, but getting him discharged from Bayside was another problem. Lake Taylor had a bed ready for him on Tuesday, and they had sent their paperwork to the person "in charge" of transfers, but she did not return any of my calls or messages. By Friday of that week, I had arranged for medical transportation to take him to Lake Taylor that afternoon. After he was on the gurney and ready to be moved, a woman came running down the hall saying "I forbid him to leave". She was the person I had been trying to get all week. Long story short (too late), I gave her 5 minutes to provide me with the needed paperwork, or the gentlemen with the gurney were leaving with my husband and taking him to Lake Taylor. We left in about 4 minutes and 47 seconds. He has been at Lake Taylor for about a month and a half, physical and occupational therapy 5-6 days/week and some days more than once, his has finished speech therapy, and is improving. The difference between Bayside and Lake Taylor wasn't night and day, it was 2 miles down in a coal mine and day. DO NOT SEND YOUR LOVED ONES THERE!!!!

HORRIBLE! I'd give negative stars if I could. PLEASE do NOT let your loved ones stay here. My…read morefather was sent here to recuperate from surgery and the way they treated him was just disgusting - both physically and mentally. At one point he requested assistance and they didn't come help him until SIX hours later. Inexcusable and disgraceful.

Worse experience ever. My family member died from neglect there. Absolutely pitiful!!!…read moreI wish I could give negative stars!

My mom fell on Nov. 29th and broke her hip. She was taken to a hospital 3.5 hours from her home…read more For two and a half weeks the hospital case worker and myself worked with the admissions staff to have my mom admitted for rehab. During this time, Lake Taylor provided a list of check boxes that needed to be completed before they could take her. Everytime we checked all the boxes, they added another requirement. After tons of work and time on both my part and the case manager, Lake Taylor informed us yesterday they could not accept my mom. This was an extreemly frustrating process. To go through all of this and be told they don't have a bed is just not right. I feel as if they just didn't want my mom. There was very little communication except to tell us they needed more information and they couldn't take my mom. I can't say what the care is like, but if it is anything like the admissions department, I wouldn't recommend it.

The caretakers are terrible. Most of them don't want to be here…read more The food for lack of a better term, SUCKS!

The place was dirty, and the floor sticky (probably from urine). The staff were unresponsive and…read moreuncaring. I wouldn't put my worst enemy in there. The first time I tried to leave the building on a weekend I was not aware that the doors would be locked. The fact that I was unable to exit for at least ten minutes creates a very dangerous situation. Rather than recovering, due to the lack of appropriate and timely care that she should have received, my friend, the patient, had to be readmitted to the hospital.