Norfolk Nursing Homes

Norfolk--Virginia's second largest city--offers seniors dozens of assisted living options, especially with nearby Virginia Beach, Portsmouth and Chesapeake. And with its rich heritage, the city provides residents plenty to keep them busy. Below is a snapshot of Norfolk assisted living costs and things to do.

Compared to other Virginia cities like Arlington and Alexandria, Norfolk is a bargain. Norfolk's overall cost of living is 10% above the national average or about 30% less than its sister-cities to the north, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. A private, one-bedroom in a Norfolk assisted living facility averages $3,995 a month, according to a recent Genworth Financial survey on long-term care. A private room in a nursing home averages $207 a day--a semi-private averages $183.

To read inspection reports on assisted living facilities, nursing homes and special care units in Norfolk, click here. You'll be redirected to the Virginia Department of Social Services.

For seniors who want to continue their education, socialize and keep busy, there's Norfolk's Prime Plus Senior Center. Here you'll find classes in crafts, art history, foreign language, computers, investment clubs, book clubs, singing groups, bingo, dances, yoga, Tai Chi, regional field trips, and many more activities.

Norfolk offers plenty for seniors who want to get outside and stretch their legs. The Elizabeth River Trail offers walkers, joggers and cyclists the chance to see ships at work in Hampton Road's waters, dozens of bird species like cormorants, skimmers and ducks and historic Fort Norfolk, commissioned by George Washington in 1794.

Other attractions include the 155-acre Norfolk Botanical Gardens, the Virginia Zoological Park, the Douglas MacArthur Memorial, and Nauticus, a celebration of Norfolk's naval heritage with tours of the Battleship Wisconsin, the Hampton Roads Naval Museum, and many educational exhibits. Norfolk is also home to a yearly jazz festival, the Virginia Symphony Orchestra, and the Virginia Opera.

Now that you have a little taste of what to expect from Norfolk, start your search for the area's assisted living options. With our advanced search, you can narrow your choices by type of care and specific location. Some facilities are even rated by residents.

Norfolk Senior Care: Quick Facts

Assisted living (state avg, monthly)$41,775
Nursing home, semi-private (monthly)$72,090
Nursing home, private room (monthly)$82,125
In-home homemaker (monthly)$40,610
In-home health aide (monthly)$41,760
Adult day care (monthly)$14,300

No nursing homes communities are listed directly in Norfolk yet. Here are options in nearby areas.

Autumn Care Of Great Bridge

Autumn Care Of Great Bridge

Po Box 15226
Chesapeake, VA 23328

Just imagine your loved one enjoying fresh air on a large porch overlooking our beautiful landscaped yard in the heart of Chesapeake, VA. Perhaps you will not be able to exactly replicate the home of that special…

Autumn Care Of Norfolk

Autumn Care Of Norfolk

1401 Halstead Avenue
Norfolk, VA 23502

Autumn Care of Norfolk was established in 1996. We are a 120 bed nursing skilled care facility serving the Tidewater region. Our goal is to provide quality care that surpasses your expectations. Our dedicated and…

Autumn Care Of Portsmouth

Autumn Care Of Portsmouth

3610 Winchester Dr
Portsmouth, VA 23707

Autumn Care of Portsmouth is a 108-bed rehabilitation and nursing facility that is committed to providing quality care to our residents. Autumn Care offers physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech language…

Autumn Care Of Suffolk

Autumn Care Of Suffolk

2580 Pruden Boulevard
Suffolk, VA 23434

Autumn Care of Suffolk has provided care to the elderly of Suffolk and the surrounding communities for more than 25 years. Autumn Care of Suffolk is a facility of choice in the area due to the loving care we give our…

This summary also covers Chesapeake, Courtland, Franklin, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Smithfield, Suffolk, Surry, Windsor and all surrounding areas.