How many assisted living facilities are licensed in Prince George County, Virginia?
None: as of Oct 28, 2026 the VDSS roster lists no licensed assisted living facility with an address in Prince George County, so families there choose among the 15 licensed facilities in Hopewell, Petersburg, Colonial Heights.
Prince George largely surrounds Hopewell and borders Petersburg, so the nearest licensed homes are a short drive into those cities.
The largest options in those neighboring localities:
| Facility | Locality | Capacity | Special care unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brighter Living Assisted Living and Memory Care | Hopewell | 80 | Yes |
| House of Genesis Assisted Living Facility | Hopewell | 5 | No |
| Spring Oak Tri-Cities LLC | Petersburg | 113 | Yes |
| Petersburg Home for Ladies | Petersburg | 54 | No |
| Helping Hands Adult Care Center of Petersburg | Petersburg | 31 | No |
| Shore Street Assisted Living | Petersburg | 28 | No |
| The Hamilton West Adult Home | Petersburg | 20 | No |
| Victory Assisted Living | Petersburg | 14 | No |
Where do Prince George County families find assisted living?
Families in Prince George generally choose among licensed homes in Hopewell, Petersburg and Colonial Heights, all within a short drive of the courthouse area and the Route 460 and Route 156 corridors, because the county itself has no VDSS-licensed assisted living facility.
Military families and retirees who settled near the county's Army installation sometimes have VA benefits in the picture. Check eligibility for VA Aid and Attendance early, since it can help pay for assisted living for a qualifying veteran or surviving spouse.
Which agencies serve Prince George County seniors?
Prince George is in the Crater District Area Agency on Aging's service area, so aging services and the ombudsman come from Petersburg, while Medicaid, Auxiliary Grant applications and Adult Protective Services go through the Prince George County Department of Social Services.
When a parent moves into a facility in Hopewell or Petersburg, the case usually transfers to that city's DSS; ask the facility's business office to help keep benefits from lapsing during the move.
Which nursing homes serve Prince George County and how does CMS rate them?
CMS Care Compare shows no certified nursing home in Prince George County; residents who need skilled nursing or short-term rehab typically use homes in Hopewell, Petersburg.
Compare those homes’ CMS ratings in our nursing home directory.
Which hospitals do Prince George County seniors use?
The Virginia Department of Health directory places these hospitals closest to Prince George County: HCA TriCities Hospital at 411 West Randolph Road, Hopewell 23860; Bon Secours Southside Regional Medical Center at 200 Medical Park Boulevard, Petersburg 23805; Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Petersburg at 95 Medical Park Boulevard, Petersburg 23805.
There is no hospital in Prince George in the state directory; HCA TriCities in Hopewell and Southside Regional in Petersburg are the nearest.
Where can Prince George County families get free help with aging and long-term care?
Prince George County is served by Crater District Area Agency on Aging (804-732-7020, 23 Seyler Drive, Petersburg, VA 23805), which also houses the long-term care ombudsman for the area; Adult Protective Services reports go to the Prince George County Department of Social Services or the statewide line at (888) 832-3858.
Crater District Area Agency on Aging covers Prince George; the county DSS handles benefits and APS.
| Residential living care | Assisted living care | |
|---|---|---|
| Help needed | Dependency in no more than one daily activity | Dependency in two or more daily activities |
| Licensed facilities in Prince George County | 0 | 0 |
| Capacity in Prince George County | 0 | 0 |
| Not the same as | Independent living | Skilled nursing |
Last verified: October 2026
