Senior care in West Virginia
184 providers from the public record, with a page for each of 438 city or towns and 55 counties. Who to call first in any city or town: the Area Agency on Aging, reached through the Eldercare Locator at 1-800-677-1116.
Browse by type of care
- Nursing Homes and Skilled Nursing123 in West Virginia
- Home Health Agencies43 in West Virginia
- Hospice18 in West Virginia
Not yet listed for West Virginia: state-licensed assisted living and senior centers and Area Agencies on Aging by place. The state licensing agency publishes those lists; we add them state by state. Nursing homes, home health and hospice come from CMS and are complete for every state.
Counties
- Barbour 5
- Berkeley 4
- Boone 9
- Braxton 4
- Brooke 8
- Cabell 7
- Calhoun 1
- Clay 1
- Doddridge 1
- Fayette 30
- Gilmer 2
- Grant 2
- Greenbrier 9
- Hampshire 4
- Hancock 3
- Hardy 2
- Harrison 19
- Jackson 3
- Jefferson 8
- Kanawha 33
- Lewis 2
- Lincoln 3
- Logan 30
- Marion 15
- Marshall 6
- Mason 9
- McDowell 20
- Mercer 10
- Mineral 8
- Mingo 9
- Monongalia 11
- Monroe 2
- Morgan 3
- Nicholas 8
- Ohio 5
- Pendleton 2
- Pleasants 2
- Pocahontas 9
- Preston 12
- Putnam 9
- Raleigh 23
- Randolph 16
- Ritchie 6
- Roane 2
- Summers 1
- Taylor 2
- Tucker 6
- Tyler 4
- Upshur 4
- Wayne 7
- Webster 5
- Wetzel 7
- Wirt 2
- Wood 11
- Wyoming 12
City or towns with the most care options
- Kenova
- Ceredo
- Blennerhassett
- Lubeck
- Washington
- Boaz
- New Cumberland
- North Hills
- Vienna
- Waverly
- West Liberty
- Clearview
- Lesage
- Parkersburg
- Triadelphia
- Valley Grove
- Williamstown
- Beech Bottom
- Colliers
- Follansbee
- Hooverson Heights
- Weirton
- Wellsburg
- Wheeling
- Barboursville
- Bethlehem
- Kanawha
- Lavalette
- Mineralwells
- Pea Ridge
- Benwood
- Masontown
- McMechen
- Milton
- Booth
- Institute
- Windsor Heights
- Charleston
- Cross Lanes
- Huntington
Every city or town has a page; find yours through its county above or the search box.
Staying at home
Most older adults in West Virginia would rather stay in their own home. The Staying Home pages lay out what makes that possible city or town by city or town: the local aging agency, in-home help, Medicare home health and hospice, home modification programs and technology that keeps family in the loop.