- Provides: Long-term acute care
Inova Specialty Hospital
2501 Parkers Lane, 4th Floor, Alexandria, VA 22306
A for-profit long-term care hospital with 32 beds.
Long-term acute care
Long-term care hospitals in Mount Vernon, VA
2 Medicare-certified long-term care hospitals are within 10 miles of Mount Vernon, VA.
Nearest first: Inova Specialty Hospital (2.5 miles) and Bridgepoint Cont Care Hospital - Nat Harborside (9.2 miles).
Medicare does not publish star ratings for long-term care hospitals. Each provider’s page shows the quality measures Medicare publishes.
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Within 10 miles of Mount Vernon, VA.
Data updated August 12, 2026 (CMS).
How “Recommended” works: Nearest first. CMS publishes no star ratings for this care type. Payment never affects this order.
- Provides: Long-term acute care
Bridgepoint Cont Care Hospital - Nat Harborside
4601 Martin Luther King Jr Avenue, Washington, DC 20032
A for-profit long-term care hospital with 82 beds.
Other types of care in Mount Vernon
Long-term care hospitals in cities near Mount Vernon
- Washington, DC (14 miles)
- Accokeek, MD (6.2 miles)
- Arlington, VA (11.4 miles)
- Clinton, MD (10.8 miles)
- Alexandria, VA (7.4 miles)
- Mason Neck, VA (5.6 miles)
- Fort Washington, MD (5.4 miles)
- Bethesda, MD (18.9 miles)
- Westphalia, MD (17.4 miles)
- Fort Belvoir, VA (2.1 miles)
- Burke, VA (9.6 miles)
About long-term care hospitals
A long-term care hospital, also called a long-term acute care hospital, treats patients who need hospital-level care for an extended time, for example to be weaned from a ventilator or to treat complex wounds or infections.
Medicare does not publish star ratings for long-term care hospitals. It publishes quality measures instead.
What CMS data can help you compare
- How often ventilator patients are weaned during the stay, if that applies.
- Infection and pressure ulcer measures.
- How often patients return home or to the community.
Medicare can cover this type of care when its conditions are met. What is covered depends on your situation and plan. A hospital discharge planner, your plan, or Medicare.gov can tell you what applies.
Source: U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, data as of August 12, 2026.