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CareSource A Guide to Innovative, Quality Long Term Care Options in New York

CCLC Staff Contacts: About CCLC The Continuing Care Leadership Coalition (CCLC) is a membership Scott C. Amrhein 212-506-5409 and advocacy organization representing more than 100 of the nation’s President most innovative and comprehensive not-for-profit and public long term care organizations in the New York metropolitan area and be- Roxanne G. Tena-Nelson 212-506-5412 yond. CCLC’s establishment in 2003 as an affiliated entity of the Executive Vice President Greater New York Hospital Association (GNYHA) highlights the growing importance of continuing care services in today’s health care Desmond D’Sa 212-506-5458 marketplace. Vice President, Finance CCLC’s purpose is to shape, through advocacy, research, and educa- Diane J. Barrett 212-259-0741 tion, an environment that supports the delivery of, and access to, Director of Government Relations continuing care services of the highest quality and to provide State and national leadership in advancing effective continuing care policies Harrison Fox 212-554-7215 and practices through the collective experience, vision, and effort of Project Manager, CCITI NY our members.

Kathryn Santos 212-506-5413 The members of CCLC provide mission-driven services across the Manager of Quality Improvement continuum of care to people of all ages throughout the New York Initiatives metropolitan area and beyond. CCLC’s members are leaders in the delivery of skilled nursing care, home health care, adult day health Jenifer H. Fergusson 212-506-5426 care, respite care, hospice care, rehabilitation and subacute care, Member Relations Associate senior housing and assisted living, and services to populations with special needs. Donna Smith 212-506-5429 Administrative Assistant

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Contents

HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE 4

SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES 7

HOME HEALTH CARE AGENCIES 93

LONG TERM CARE SYSTEMS 115

LONG TERM CARE SERVICES 135

Adult Day Health Care Programs 136 Housing & Assisted Living 137 Managed Long Term Care Programs 138

SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES BY SPECIALTY 139

Children with Disabilities 140 Hemodialysis Treatment 140 Hospice 140 Palliative Care 142 Patients with Traumatic Brain Injury 144 Persons with HIV/AIDS 144 Psychiatric Care 145 Respite Care 145 Neurobehavioral Patients 146 Ventilator Dependent Patients 146 Wound Care 147

HOME HEALTH CARE AGENCIES BY TYPE 149 Certified Home Health Agencies 150 Licensed Home Care Agencies 151 Long Term Home Health Care Program 151

ALPHABETICAL INDEX 154

GEOGRAPHIC INDEX 160

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How to use this guide

New York State’s LTHHCP, also known as the Lombardi, or “nursing When consumers and providers of health care seek to access the home without walls,” program, allows nursing home certifiable indi- long term care system, many find it difficult to navigate the op- viduals to live in the community. This section of the CareSource in- tions available. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Ser- cludes free-standing home health agencies as well as agencies that are vices confirmed this and found that there is a need for better affiliated with long term care organizations or hospitals. resources to access the long term care system. In response to this need, we developed the CCLC CareSource as a guide for con- Long term care systems are organizations with multiple entities sumers, providers, and other interested parties, offering ready that provide more than one type of service. A long term care system access to accurate information on the premier long term care could include within its purview a nursing facility, a home health care organizations in the New York metropolitan area. agency, an adult day health care program, a managed long term care program, and senior housing. A long term care system could also In this era of reform, Federal and State policy imperatives are include any combination of the above types of entities. Particularly in advancing the need to improve care transitions. A movement the not-for-profit and public long term care provider community, long toward integrated care models and value-based purchasing contin- term care organizations now commonly offer a broad range of ser- ues to drive the heath care system to improve quality and effi- vices to meet the needs of older and disabled individuals both in inpa- ciency, and this publication is designed to help individuals and tient settings as well as in the community. organizations achieve this goal through information that can facili- tate and support the care transitions process. Additional information about the long term care organizations in this guide is available on several Web sites maintained by the State and The CCLC CareSource contains a table of contents and detailed federal governments. New York State maintains a Nursing Home indexes to help users find long term care organizations by type of Profile section on its Web site (http://nursinghomes.nyhealth.gov/) and service and by geographic area. There are three types of provider is working to improve access to long term care information through organizations included in the CareSource, each with its own sec- the NY Connects Web site (http://nyconnects.org/). The U.S. Centers tion in the book—skilled nursing facilities, home care agencies, for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) maintains the Nursing and long term care systems—and for each organization listed, the Home Compare and Home Health Compare areas of the Medi- CCLC CareSource provides a full page of detailed information. care.gov Web site (http://www.medicare.gov/). Additional information on choosing long term care services and an electronic version of this Skilled nursing facilities provide a broad spectrum of services guide may be found on CCLC’s Web site for consumers (http:// to individuals who are too frail to live in the community, or need leadersincare.org). additional rehabilitation or recovery following a hospital stay. Typically, a skilled nursing facility provides around-the-clock medi- Although CCLC has verified the information in the CareSource, we cal care, skilled nursing services, social services, rehabilitation (e.g., recommend that users be sure to contact organizations directly to physical, occupational, and speech therapy), therapeutic recrea- confirm information as details may change over time. We hope that tion, nutritional services, and transportation to specialty medical the CareSource will be a useful tool for you as you navigate the long term care system. services. In addition to these services, skilled nursing facilities often have coffee shops, boutiques, auditoriums for programming,

outdoor space, beauty salons, libraries, and financial services.

Many skilled nursing facilities also provide subacute care following a hospital stay with the goals of returning the individual back to

the community. Subacute care usually includes intensive rehabilita-

tion therapy and may be right for stroke patients, heart attack patients, orthopedic patients, individuals who have medically com-

plex conditions, persons who require wound care, pain manage-

ment, chemotherapy, or stabilization of anticoagulant therapy.

Home care is provided in individuals’ homes through three

types of agencies in New York State—certified home health agen- cies (CHHAs), long term home health care programs (LTHHCPs), or licensed home care services agencies (LHCSAs). A person 4 might seek home care services for a short period of time to fur- ther recover following a hospital stay, or for a longer period of time to receive assistance with medications and other daily activi- ties. CHHAs and LTHHCPs provide the professional care that is required, while LHCSAs provide the paraprofessional and other services that might be needed. 1Shugarman, Lisa R. and Brown, Julie A., Nursing Home Selection: How Do Consumers Choose? RAND Corporation for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (Dec 2006) available at http://aspe.hhs.gov/daltcp/reports/2006/chooseI.htm. (Continued on the next page)

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Skilled Nursing Facilities and Other Residential Services

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Amsterdam Continuing Care Andrus on Hudson

Health System 185 Old Broadway Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 1060 Amsterdam Avenue New York, NY 10025 Contact Information Phone Number: (914) 478-3700 Contact Information Fax Number: (914) 478-3541 Phone Number: (212) 316-7700 Admissions Office: (914) 478-3700 ext. 602 Fax Number: (212) 662-1793 Web site: www.andrusonhudson.org Admissions Office: (212)-316-7753 Organization Web site: www.amsterdamcares.org Type of Organization Skilled Nursing Facility Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Profile Andrus on Hudson is nestled on 26 wooded acres that are located Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program, Continu- high on a hill overlooking the scenic Hudson River in Hastings-on- ing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) Hudson. Andrus is a community where seniors can enjoy a high qual- ity of life. We also offer spacious common space, a rich activity pro- Profile gram, private rooms and also suites. Amsterdam Nursing Home Corporation is a 409-bed long term care facility in New York City, with an Adult Day Health Care Service Area(s) Center that services 40 registrants per day. Amsterdam at Har- Westchester County- Lower Hudson Valley and Riverdale borside, in Port Washington, New York., is a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) with 229 independent living Population(s) units, 56 skilled nursing beds, and 44 assisted living beds with 19 Seniors (age 60+) for memory support. Special Service(s) Service Area(s) Hospice Care through Calvary and Jansen, Short-Term Rehabilitation- Manhattan (New York), CCRC (Nassau) Burke Rehabilitation at Andrus, Subacute Care Program, IV Therapy, Wound Care, Respiratory Care, Palliative Care and Full-Time Medical Population(s) Staff. Seniors (age 60+) Languages Spoken Special Service(s) Spanish, Portuguese, Italian Alzheimer's, Diagnostic Radiology, Subacute Care Program, I.V. Therapy, Hospice Program, Rehabilitation, Wound Care, Tra- cheostomy Care, and Respite Program.

Languages Spoken

Spanish, French, Russian, Creole, Tagalog (Philippines)

Always contact the organization directly to confirm information as details may change over time.

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ArchCare at Carmel Richmond ArchCare at Ferncliff Nursing Healthcare and Rehabilitation Home

Center 21 Ferncliff Drive Rhinebeck, NY 12572 88 Old Town Road Staten Island, NY 10304 Contact Information Phone Number: (845) 876-2011 Contact Information Fax Number: (845) 876-4910 Phone Number: (718) 979-5000 Admissions Office: (845) 876-2011 ext. 3150 Fax Number: (718) 979-8027 Web site: www.archcare.org/ferncliff-nursing-home.html Admissions Office: (718) 668-8520 Web site: www.archcare.org/carmel-richmond.html Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization, Rehabilitation, Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program Subacute facility Profile Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program ArchCare at Ferncliff Nursing Home opened in 1973 and is located on 36 beautiful acres of the former Astor family estate just outside Profile the historic village of Rhinebeck. Our goal is to provide the best Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center located possible experience through holistic care to address the residents' in Staten Island since 1973, has earned a reputation for providing physical, social, psychological, emotional, and spiritual needs. The the highest quality care in a setting that provides the warmth and views from each of the 328 private or semi-private rooms reveal comforts of home. The 300-bed Center is served by the Carme- meticulously maintained grounds with acres of verdant lawns and lite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm, a religious community nation- mature trees. Though the setting is very impressive, first-time visi- ally renowned for setting the standard for excellence in care of tors are often most impressed by the staff's true spirit of hospitality the elderly. Carmel Richmond residents receive continuous, and the tremendous enthusiasm they show for their work. Ferncliff around-the-clock skilled nursing and medical care. Through our also has consulting physicians in psychiatry, psychology, podiatry, state-of-the-art rehab facilities and highly skilled rehabilitation ophthalmology and optometry, neurology, gastroenterology, ortho- therapists, Carmel Richmond has a proven record of achievement pedics, and dentistry. in restoring residents to their optimal level of independence. Service Area(s) Service Area(s) Dutchess, Ulster, Columbia counties Richmond (Staten Island), Brooklyn also takes Manhattan residence Population(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors Population(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+) Special Service(s) Short-term Rehabilitation, Alzheimer's, Palliative Care and Medical Special Service(s) Adult Day Health Care Program. Alzheimer/Dementia Program, Hospice Care, Palliative Care Program, Subacute Care Unit, Rehabilitation Units and Adult Day Languages Spoken Health Care Programs. English

Languages Spoken Spanish, Italian

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ArchCare at Kateri Residence ArchCare at Mary Manning Walsh

150 Riverside Drive Home New York, NY 10024 1339 York Avenue Contact Information New York, NY 10021 Phone Number: (646) 505-3500 Fax Number: (212) 873-0658 Contact Information Admissions Office: (646) 505-3592 Phone Number: (212) 628-2800 Web site: www.archcare.org Fax Number: (212) 861-4178 Admissions Office: (212) 628-2800 ext. 296 Type of Organization Web site: www.archcare.org/mmwh Skilled Nursing Facility Type of Organization Profile Skilled Nursing Facility ArchCare at Kateri Residence is a Joint Commission-accredited, not-for-profit, 520-bed skilled nursing and rehabilitation center in Profile Manhattan. Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York Mary Manning Walsh Home is noted for its superiority in meeting the assumed responsibility for operating the home in 1981 and named physical, spiritual and emotional needs of its residents. This reputation it in memory of Kateri Tekakwitha, a caring 17th century Native is due in large part to the facility being served by the Carmelite Sisters American Indian who converted to Christianity. In 1980, 300 for the Aged and Infirm. The Sisters have, for many years, been the years after her death, Blessed Kateri was beatified by Pope John pacesetters of eldercare philosophy, and their development of the Paul II. Today, our dedicated clinical and support staff strives to “resident-centered care” model has become the standard for excel- fulfill the ideals of Blessed Kateri by providing loving care to all lence. Full rehabilitative services are available, including physical, occu- patients and residents in a manner that bespeaks respect, compas- pational, and speech therapy for both long-term and short-term resi- sion, sensitivity, and concern. Whether seeking short-term reha- dents. The home has recently renovated to two floors which are bilitation or long term care, our patients and residents benefit dedicated to short term rehabilitation. from our philosophy of individualized care in a homelike setting. Service Area(s) Service Area(s) Manhattan (New York) Manhattan (New York) Population(s) Population(s) Seniors (age 60+) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+) Special Service(s) Special Service(s) Alzheimer's, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Short-Term Rehabilitation Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Reha- and Subacute Care. bilitation and Subacute Care. Languages Spoken Languages Spoken English, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, French Spanish, French, Creole, Italian, Chinese

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ArchCare at San Vicente de ArchCare at St. Teresa's Nursing Paúl Skilled Nursing & Rehabili- and Rehabilitation Center tation Center 120 Highland Avenue Middletown, NY 10940 900 Intervale Avenue Bronx, NY 10459 Contact Information Phone Number: (845) 342-1033 Contact Information Fax Number: (845) 344-5631 Phone Number: (917) 645-9200 Admissions Office: (845) 341-1033 Fax Number: (718) 589-1480 Web site: www.stnrc.org Admissions Office: (917) 645-9213 Web site: www.Archcare.org Type of Organization Skilled Nursing Facility Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Profile St. Teresa’s Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, serving the needs of Skilled Nursing Facility, PACE Senior Program, Assisted Living the community since 1971, is a 98-bed skilled nursing facility located in (underdevelopment) the Orange County community of Middletown, New York. The Cen- ter’s intimate size creates the opportunity for highly personalized and Profile comprehensive long term eldercare, and its dedicated staff of skilled San Vincent de Paúl Residence is a 200-bed residential health professionals provides it with a strong reputation for short-term care facility designed to meet the special needs of elderly mem- rehabilitation. Private and semi-private rooms are available, and a full bers of New York’s Latino communities. Since opening in 1992, program of varied recreational activities is offered. Twenty-five per- it has become a cornerstone in its Bronx neighborhood. The six- cent of our residents return to their homes. We offer six days a week story Mediterranean-style building is connected to a private rehabilitation services. garden that offers a pleasant setting for family visits. The culture of the residence, its bilingual staff, ethnic food, and special events Service Area(s) all reflect the influence of its surrounding community. Orange County

Service Area(s) Population(s) All Boroughs Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+)

Population(s) Special Service(s) Geriatric and Adults with Disabilities Subacute Care, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Alzheimer/Dementia Program, Visually Impaired and Hearing-Impaired. Special Service(s) Skilled Nursing, Short-Term Rehabilitation and PACE (All Inclu- Languages Spoken sive Services for Adults over 55). English

Languages Spoken English and Spanish

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ArchCare at Terence Cardinal Beth Abraham Family of Health Cooke Health Care Center Services

1249 Fifth Avenue 612 Allerton Avenue New York, NY 10029 Bronx, NY 10467

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (212) 360-3600 Phone Number: (718) 519-4000 Fax Number: (212) 289-2739 Fax Number: (718) 519-4010 Admissions Office: (212) 360-3980 Admissions Office: (718) 519-4060 Web site: www.tcchcc.org Web site: www.bethabe.org

Type of Organization Type of Organization Skilled Nursing Facility, Children's Specialty Hospital and Rehabili- Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization tation Center Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Medical Adult Day Care, Man- Profile aged Care, Housing Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center is a unique and innovative post acute and long term care facility. As a skilled Profile nursing home, the Center provides a haven for residents in need Beth Abraham Family of Health Services is a national leader in provid- of long term care. The Central Park Rehabilitation Center ing and coordinating residential, home and community-based long (subacute unit) is a bridge for patients transitioning from hospital term care for chronically ill, elderly and disabled adults throughout the to home with amenities such as the Healing Garden, private din- New York metropolitan area. Our continuing care services include ing, highest quality therapy and access to New York City’s Central residential health care, subacute medical care, rehabilitation, home Park. Dietary services to meet all dietary needs, as well as seven care, adult day health care, managed care and independent housing (7) day recreation and religious services provided. As a specialty facilities for the elderly and disabled. hospital, it provides compassionate comprehensive acute medical care and skilled nursing for disabled children. In addition, it pro- Service Area(s) vides clinical excellence to people with chronic illnesses – includ- Bronx, Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Staten Island, Westchester, ing those with kidney failure, AIDS/HIV, Alzheimer’s, and the Mary Long Island & Jim White Huntington’s Disease Unit. Population(s) Service Area(s) Adults with disabilities, Seniors (age 60+), Patients with traumatic Manhattan (New York) brain injuries, adults who are chronically ill

Population(s) Special Service(s) Adults with Disabilities, Children with Disabilities, Seniors (age Adult Housing, Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hospice Care, Palliative 60+), Persons with HIV/AIDS, Adults in need of rehabilitation Care, Medical Adult Day Care, Respite Care, Subacute Care, Rehabili- services tation and Licensed Home Healthcare Agency.

Special Service(s) Languages Spoken AIDS/HIV RHCF and Subacute Care, Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, 72 + languages spoken including, English, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Diagnostic and Treatment Center, Hemodialysis Treatment, Hos- Russian pice Care, Palliative Care, Huntington’s Disease, Pediatric RHCF, Rehabilitation and Subacute Care.

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Bialystoker Center for Nursing Bishop Charles Waldo MacLean and Rehabilitation Episcopal Nursing Home (Episcopal Health Services) 228 East Broadway New York, NY 10002 17-11 Brookhaven Avenue Far Rockaway, NY 11691 Contact Information Phone Number: (212) 475-7755 Contact Information Fax Number: (212) 388-9418 Phone Number: (718) 869-8000 Admission Fax Number: (212) 982-6545 Fax Number: (718) 869-8865 Web site: www.bialystokercenter.com Admissions Office: (718) 869-8033 Web site: www.ehs.org Type of Organization Skilled Nursing Facility Type of Organization Skilled Nursing Facility Profile Bialystoker Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation is a not-for- Profile profit, 97-bed nursing home and short-term rehabilitation center Bishop Charles Waldo MacLean Episcopal Nursing Home is a on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. hospital based 163-bed skilled nursing facility that opened in 1985 on the Rockaway Peninsula. An overhead footbridge links the nursing Service Area(s) home with emergency and acute care services at St. John's Episcopal Manhattan (New York) Hospital. With its own picturesque, tree-shaped patio and cheerful community room, the Bishop MacLean Nursing Home provides pa- Population(s) tients with excellent skilled nursing, subacute care, and ancillary health Adults with Disabilities; Seniors (age 60+) care services.

Special Service(s) Service Area(s) Alzheimer's, Diagnostic Radiology, Subacute Care Program, I.V. Queens Therapy, Hospice Program, Wound Care, Tracheostomy Care, Respite Program and Rehabilitation. Population(s) Short-term Rehabilitation, Ages 30-100 Languages Spoken Spanish, French, Russian, Italian, Chinese, Yiddish Special Service(s) Subacute Physical rehabilitation, Subacute Medical Rehabilitation, Hemodialysis Treatment, Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, AIDS/HIV Care, Palliative Care, Hospice Care and Respite Care.

Languages Spoken Spanish, French, Russian, Creole, Korean, Polish, Tagalog (Philippines), Chinese, Cantonese

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Bishop Henry B. Hucles Bronx-Lebanon/Highbridge- Episcopal Nursing Home Woodycrest Center

(Episcopal Health Services) 936 Woodycrest Avenue Bronx, NY 10452 835 Herkimer Street Brooklyn, NY 11233 Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 293- 3200 Contact Information Fax Number: (718) 293-3629 Phone Number: (718) 221-2600 Admissions Office: (718) 293-3200 exts. 658871/658251 Fax Number: (718) 221-2691 Web site: www.bronx-leb.org Admissions Office: (718) 221-2660 Web site: www.ehs.org Type of Organization Skilled Nursing Facility for People with AIDS Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Profile Bronx-Lebanon/Highbridge-Woodycrest Center (HWC), was estab- Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program lished in 1991 to provide health care and residential services to fami- lies, single adults, and adolescents with HIV infection/AIDS in a com- Profile passionate and nurturing atmosphere. The holistic program of healing Bishop Henry B. Hucles Episcopal Nursing Home is a state-of-the- and rehabilitation at HWC lasts 9-12 months depending on the need art facility that continues the tradition of care established at St. of the resident. Our rooms are intended to provide a relaxed home- John’s Episcopal Home for the Aged and Blind. Our contempo- like setting. The medical, nursing, social work and rehabilitation staff rary building accommodates 240 full-time residents along with work closely together so that each resident may benefit from all mo- rehabilitation and Adult Day Health Care clients. It unites genera- dalities. tions of quality health care under one roof, along with a commit- ment to serving the community and the ability to meet the chal- Service Area(s) lenges of the changing health care system. Bronx, Dutchess, Kings (Brooklyn), Manhattan (New York), Nassau, Orange, Queens, Richmond (Staten Island), Rockland, Suffolk, Service Area(s) Westchester Kings (Brooklyn), Entire metropolitan area Population(s) Population(s) Persons with HIV/AIDS Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+), Handles special needs for younger clients Special Service(s) AIDS/HIV RHCF and Rehabilitation. Special Service(s) Subacute Care Program, Hospice Care, Palliative Care Unit, Alz- Languages Spoken heimer/Dementia Program, Visually Impaired, Hearing Impaired Spanish, Creole, French, Tagalog (Philippines) and Short/Long Term Rehabilitation.

Languages Spoken English, Spanish, Creole, French

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Bronx-Lebanon Special Care Brooklyn United Methodist Center Church Home

1265 Fulton Avenue 1485 Dumont Avenue Bronx, NY 10456 Brooklyn, NY 11208

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 579-7000 Phone Number: (718) 827-4500 Fax Number: (718) 579-7040 Fax Number: (718) 277-1700 Admissions Office: (718) 579-7065 Admissions Office: (718) 827-4500 ext. 110 Admissions Fax: (718) 579-7025 Admissions Fax: (718) 827-7474 Web site: www.bronx-leb.org Web site: www.bumch.org

Type of Organization Type of Organization Skilled Nursing Facility Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization

Profile Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program Bronx-Lebanon Special Care Center and its team have been providing quality long term care to geriatric and disabled patients Profile since 1991. As an integral part of the Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Brooklyn United Methodist Church Home is a 120-bed skilled nursing Center Health Care System, this 240-bed facility offers a full facility, providing 24-hour skilled care, including subacute care for range of programs, including medical, dental, psychological, and medically complex residents, short-term rehabilitation services, hos- hospice care (a new addition). It also features physical, speech, pice care, long term care, and a medical model adult day health care and occupational therapies, and social service programs, as well program for registrants living in the community. An array of health as onsite radiology, a pharmacy, and even a beauty salon. The care services are provided: physical therapy, occupational therapy, Special Care Center was one of the first in the nation to have speech therapy, medical and nursing care, therapeutic recreation, and dedicated AIDS units within a traditional long term care setting. many more.

Service Area(s) Service Area(s) Bronx Kings (Brooklyn)

Population(s) Population(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+), Persons with HIV/ Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+) AIDS, Neurobehavioral Patients Special Service(s) Special Service(s) Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Medical Adult Day Care, Subacute Care, AIDS/HIV RHCF, Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hospice Care, Rehabilitation, Adult Day Health Care Programs, Hospice Care and Palliative Care, Psychiatric Care and Respite Care. Palliative Care.

Languages Spoken Languages Spoken Spanish, Russian, Creole, Tagalog, Philippines and Interpreter Spanish, French, Creole, Chinese Services Available

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Buena Vida Continuing Care and Cabrini Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Rehabilitation (a member of Cabrini-Eldercare) 48 Cedar Street Brooklyn, NY 11221 542 East 5th Street New York, NY 10009 Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 455-6200 Contact Information Fax Number: (718) 573-8690 Phone Number: (212) 358-3000 Admissions Office: (718) 928-3544 Fax Number: (212) 358-6249 Admissions Fax: (718) 573-8690 Admissions Office: (212) 358-6243 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.cabrini-eldercare.org Web site: www.buenavidacenter.org Type of Organization Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Skilled Nursing Facility Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Adult Day Health Care Pro- Profile gram, Housing Buena Vida Continuing Care and Rehabilitation Center’s mission is to provide outstanding long term and rehabilitative health care Profile services for the culturally diverse communities of Brooklyn and Cabrini Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation was inspired by the Queens in an environment that fosters cultural sensitivity. Guiding mission and vision of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini. The organization is principles: Treating residents and family with respect, dignity and committed to providing services for elders and others in the com- sensitivity; maintaining programs that assist residents in achieving munity through quality programs and services, offered with compas- the highest practicable level of functioning; being innovative and sion and respect for each individual. striving to continuously improve quality of care and overall quality of life; supporting the revitalization of the community by providing Service Area(s) services to community residents as well as employment opportu- Kings (Brooklyn), Manhattan (New York), Brooklyn, Queens nities; and incorporating the values, goals, and interests of the community. Population(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+) Service Area(s) Kings (Brooklyn), Queens Special Service(s) Adult Housing, Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hospice Care, Palliative Population(s) Care, Long Term Home Health Care Program, Medical Adult Day Adults 21years and older, (Seniors Mostly) Care and Rehabilitation.

Special Service(s) Languages Spoken Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Spanish, French, Russian, Italian, Polish, Tagalog (Philippines), Manda- Subacute Care, Rehabilitation, Wound Care, IV Therapy, Demen- rin, Cantonese tia and Respite Care.

Languages Spoken Spanish, French, Creole, Tagalog (Philippines), Chinese, Canton- ese, Mandarin and Interpreter Services Available

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Cabrini of Westchester Casa Promesa

(a member of Cabrini-Eldercare) 308 East 175th Street Bronx, NY 10457 115 Broadway Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522 Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 960-7600 Contact Information Fax Number: (718) 901-1118 Phone Number: (914) 693-6800 Admissions Office: (718) 960-7599 Fax Number: (914) 693-1731 Web site: www.promesa.org Admission Office: (914) 693-6800 ext. 501 Web site: www.cabrini-eldercare.org Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization for individuals with Type of Organization Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) or other HIV-related Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization illnesses.

Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Adult Day Health Care Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program Program Profile Profile Casa Promesa is a 108-bed long term care Bronx-based health, hu- Cabrini of Westchester, sponsored by the Missionary Sisters of man services, and community development organization whose the Sacred Heart, has been a leader in eldercare services for mission is to enable New York City residents to become self- nearly thirty-five years. Cabrini of Westchester offers 24-hour sufficient citizens who contribute to the quality of life of their com- skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, scheduled short- munities. term respite stays, palliative care, hospice care and a special care dementia unit. For those who wish to remain in their own Service Area(s) homes, Cabrini of Westchester provides a variety of home care Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, Manhattan, Westchester programs and services as well as a medical model adult day County and we except referrals from out of state health care program serving Westchester County. Population(s) Service Area(s) Adults (male and female) 18 years of age, HIV positive/AIDS that Manhattan (New York), Westchester must qualify for skilled care as specified by the Department of Health and the AIDS Institute Guidelines. Population(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+) Special Service(s) 24 hour Nursing & Medical Care, Interdisciplinary Case Management Special Service(s) Services, Mental Health/Social Services, Nutritional Services, Thera- Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Long peutic Recreation, Physical, Occupational & Speech Therapy, Podia- Term Home Health Care Program, Medical Adult Day Care, try 7 Dental Services, Pastoral Services, Educational & Vocational Respite Care, Subacute Care, Rehabilitation, Adult Housing, Training Services, Complementary Medicine such as massage, reflex- AIDS Home Care Program, Cabrini Care at Home, Medical ology - Reiki, Hospice and Palliative Care. Transportation, Personal Care Services and Personal Emergency Response System. Languages Spoken Spanish, Interpreter Services Available Languages Spoken English, Spanish, Italian

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Center for Nursing and Chapin Home for the Aging

Rehabilitation – (CNR) 165- 01 Chapin Parkway (a member of Beth Abraham Family of Jamaica, NY 11432

Health Services) Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 739-2523 520 Prospect Place Fax Number: (718) 291-0989 Brooklyn, NY 11238 Admissions Office Fax: (718)-739-4797 Web site: www.ChapinHome.org Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 636-1000 Type of Organization Fax Number: (718) 789-9212 Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Admission Office: (718) 636-1000 exts. 432/434 Web site: www.cnr.org Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Center

Type of Organization Profile Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Chapin Home for the Aging founded in NYC in 1869, has been car- ing for the frail elderly for over 140 years. At that time, our foun- Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Adult Day Health Care ders, Rev. Edwin Chapin and his wife Hannah, prided themselves on Program, Managed Long Term Care Program giving care considering “your need, not your creed”. We are con- tinuing the tradition they established by providing compassionate Profile care in a modern skilled nursing facility. Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation is a member of the Beth Abraham Family of Health Services, that is a multi-faceted, 320- Service Area(s) bed skilled nursing facility. In addition, through services and pro- Queens grams such as adult day health care, long term home care, HIV/ AIDs home care, rehabilitation, and skilled nursing home care, Population(s) CNR is able to provide a full range of continuing care services to Seniors (age 60+) the frail elderly and chronically ill throughout Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, and the Bronx. Special Service(s) Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Medical model Adult Day Care Pro- Service Area(s) gram, Short and Long-Term Rehabilitation Services and Alzheimer’s/ Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn), Manhattan (New York), Queens Dementia Care.

Population(s) Languages Spoken Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+), Persons with HIV/ English, Spanish, French/Creole, Malayalam/Hindi, Filipino/Tagalog, AIDS, Rehabilitation and Dementia Patients Italian, Russian

Special Service(s) Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Li- censed Home Care Services Agency, Long Term Home Health Care Program, Medical Adult Day Care, Subacute Care and Reha- bilitation.

Languages Spoken Spanish, French, Russian

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Cobble Hill Health Center Coler-Goldwater Specialty Hospital and Nursing Facility 380 Henry Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 (a member of NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation) Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 855-6789 900 Main Street Fax Number: (718) 852-5673 Roosevelt Island, NY 10044 Admissions Office: (718) 855- 6789 exts. 112/110 Web site: www.cobblehill.org Contact Information Phone Number: (212) 848-6000 Type of Organization Fax Number: (212) 848-6900 Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Admissions Office: (212) 848-4316 Goldwater Admissions Office: (212) 848-6063 Coler Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Adult Day Health Care Web site: www.nyc.gov/coler-goldwater Program ype of Organization Profile Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Cobble Hill Health Center has been serving the Brooklyn com- munity for over thirty years as a not-for-profit long term care Skilled Nursing Facility, Long Term Care Hospital facility. Our Alzheimer's program has been recognized for its innovative approach to treating people with dementia. On-site Profile dialysis and our state-of-the-art rehab program provides our Coler-Goldwater is a 2,016-bed, long term care hospital and nursing residents with a full complement of services. Our mission is to facility occupying two campuses on Roosevelt Island in New York provide patient-centered care focusing on each resident's individ- City. The nursing facility and hospital comprise 1,389 and 627 beds, ual needs and preferences. respectively. The organization is a public facility and is a member of the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation. Coler- Service Area(s) Goldwater's mission is to provide high quality, culturally sensitive Kings (Brooklyn) medical, rehabilitative, and long term care to all New York City resi- dents without regard to ability to pay. Services include ventilator care, Population(s) ventilator weaning, cardiac rehabilitation, long- and short-term reha- Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+) bilitation, HIV/AIDS services, wound care, geriatric care, and Alz- heimer's care. Special Service(s) Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hemodialysis Treatment, Hospice Service Area(s) Care, Palliative Care, Long Term Home Health Care Program, Manhattan, Queens, Bronx, Brooklyn and Staten Island Medical Adult Day Care, Short-Term Rehabilitation and Subacute Care. Population(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+), Persons with HIV/AIDS, Languages Spoken Ventilator Dependent Patients, Patients with Traumatic Brain Injuries Spanish, French, Russian, Creole, Hebrew, Italian, Chinese Spanish, French, Russian, Creole, Hebrew, Italian, Chinese Special Service(s) Alzheimer's/Dementia Care, Huntington's Disease, Ventilator Unit, Wound Care, Short-Term Rehabilitation, Cardiac Rehabilitation and HIV/AIDS (Hospital).

Languages Spoken Spanish, French, Creole, Italian, Korean, Polish, Chinese, Sign Language and Interpreter Services Available

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DOJ Nursing & Rehabilitation Dr. Susan Smith McKinney Center aka- (Daughters of Jacob Nurs- Nursing and Rehabilitation ing & Rehab Center) Center

1160 Teller Avenue (a member of NYC City Health and Bronx, NY 10456 Hospitals Corporation)

Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 293-1500 594 Albany Avenue Fax Number: (718) 992-7074 Brooklyn, NY 11203 Admissions Office: (718) 293-1500 ext. 559/561 Admissions Fax: (718) 992-2253 Contact Information Web site: www.dojhealthservices.com Phone Number: (718) 245-7000 Fax Number: (718) 245-7060 Type of Organization Admissions Office: (718) 245-7105 Web site: www.nyc.gov/hhc Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program, Residen- tial Housing (seniors & handicapped), ESRD Dialysis Clinic Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Profile DOJ Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is a 413-bed skilled nurs- Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Programs ing facility offering a continuum of services including, short term rehabilitation, twenty-four ventilator-dependent beds, hospice Profile services under contract with two hospices, bariatric care for Dr. Susan Smith McKinney Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is one morbidly obese residents. In addition the Center has a twelve of the five long term care facilities in Health and Hospitals Corpora- station inpatient and outpatient dialysis clinic, 227 apartments for tion where care is provided for a culturally diverse population in a the elderly and handicapped. warm, nurturing and home like environment. Our primary focus is to provide patient centered care and to respect the choices and prefer- Service Area(s) ences of our residents. Staff is dedicated and highly trained to give the Bronx, Southern Westchester, Northern Manhattan best quality care and to enhance the quality of life for our residents.

Population(s) Service Area(s) Disabled Adults & Seniors, Dialysis – (Adults & Seniors), Seniors Kings (Brooklyn) Housing – (Disabled Adults & Seniors), Population(s) Special Service(s) Adults with Disabilities Skilled Nursing Facility, Short-Term Rehabilitation, Ventilator Dependent Care, Bariatric Care, Hospice Care, Hemodialysis, Special Service(s) Persons with HIV and Ventilator-Dialysis Care of Co-Morbidities. Subacute Care Program, Hospice Care, Alzheimer/Dementia Program, Rehabilitative Services, Diabetes Management Program and Wound Languages Spoken Care Management. Spanish, Russian, Polish, French Languages Spoken Spanish, French, Russian, Hebrew, Interpreter Services Available

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Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Eger Lutheran Homes and

Center Services

590 Avenue of the Americas 140 Meisner Avenue New York, NY 10011 Staten Island, NY 10306

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (646) 459-3600 Phone Number: (718) 979-1800 Fax Number: (646) 459-3636 Fax Number: (718) 667-6950 Admissions Office: (646) 459-3648 Admissions Office: (718) 989-3056 Email: [email protected] Web site: www.eger.org Web site: www.setonpediatric.org

Type of Organization Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization

Skilled Nursing Facility, Social Day Care, Assisted Living Program Skilled Nursing Facility

Profile Profile Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center strives to provide care The Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center is a not-for-profit organiza- and services to those in need. Eger has 378 skilled care beds, a social tion that provides pediatric skilled nursing care to 136 medically day care program for those with mild to moderate dementia, a res- fragile children--changing lives, one child at a time. Each year, our pite care program and Eger Harbor House, an assisted living pro- state-of-the-art residential health center provides round-the-clock gram for seventy-five persons. The nursing home services include care to infants, children and adolescents, from birth to age eight- seventy-five short-term rehabilitation beds and 303 long-term care een. All of our programs are centered around our children and beds, respite care, wound care, dementia care, and respiratory care their families, respecting individual cultural beliefs and religious services. Hospice care (provided by Staten Island University Hospi- practices, and involve parents in their children’s care as much as tal) palliative care, pastoral care services, and family support services possible. In the tradition of St. Elizabeth Seton, we cherish all assist residents and staff during their stay on the Eger campus. Reli- children and believe in the healing power of loving relationships. gious services for many religions are provided on site. Eger is a As a center of pediatrics, rehabilitative and palliative care, we are twenty-two acre campus in the Greenbelt area of Staten Island. inspired by her legacy as we join with families in the holistic care of their children. Service Area(s)

Richmond (Staten Island), Kings (Brooklyn), Manhattan (New York), Service Area(s) New Jersey, national admissions Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn), Manhattan (New York), Nassau, Queens,

Richmond (Staten Island), Rockland, Suffolk, Westchester Population(s)

Seniors (age 60+), Neurological Patients

Population(s) Special Service(s) Medically Fragile Children with HIV/AIDS, Traumatic Brain Inju- Assisted Living Program, Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hospice Care, ries, Premature Birth complications, Injury, Chronic Health condi- Palliative Care, Respite Care, Short-Term and Long-Term Rehabilita- tions, Feeding disorders, Ventilator Dependent and Respiratory tion, Subacute Care, Wound, Respiratory Care and Trach Care. compromises

Languages Spoken Special Service(s) English, Spanish, Russian, Italian and Interpreter Services Available Pediatric Residential Health Care Facility, Subacute Care, Ventila- tor Unit, AIDS/HIV, Palliative Care, Pediatric RHCF, Respite Care, Traumatic Brain Injury Program, Pediatric Feeding Disorders and Special Education (Early Intervention/Committee for Preschool Special Education), Early Childhood Education, Healing and Thera- peutic Arts, Rehabilitative Therapies, Pastoral Care.

Languages Spoken English, Spanish, French, Creole, Hebrew and Interpreter Services Available

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Good Samaritan Nursing Home Gouverneur Healthcare (a member of Catholic Health Services of Services Long Island) (a member of NYC Health & Hospitals Corp)

101 Elm Street 227 Madison Street Sayville, NY 11782 New York, NY 10002

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (631) 244-2400 Phone Number: (212) 238-7803 Fax Number: (631) 244-2405 Fax Number: (212) 238-7760 Admissions Office: (631) 539-3696 Admissions Office: (212) 238-7872 Web site: www.good-samaritan-hospital.org Web site: www.nyc.gov/gouverneur

Type of Organization Type of Organization Skilled Nursing Facility Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization

Profile Profile Good Samaritan Nursing Home is a 100-bed facility that has been Gouverneur Health Care Services has taken care of the ever-changing apart of Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center since 1980. The population of New York City's Lower East Side for more than a cen- residents of the nursing home are a medically complex population tury. Gouverneur's dedicated and professional staff removes barriers requiring the full-time care only a skilled nursing facility can pro- caused by language, culture, and income, enabling patients to make vide. Our 100-bed sized allows for personal attention to individual informed decisions vital to their physical, mental, and social well-being, needs. All team members are easily reached by residents and through all stages of their lives. Gouverneur’s nursing facility provides families. At Good Samaritan, we are fortunate to have the pres- 24-hour care for individuals in need of short or long term care, offer- ence of the Good Shepherd Hospice Program available to resi- ing skilled nursing and rehabilitation care. The multi-lingual, nurturing dents who are terminally ill. This provides uniquely for family and staff is committed to integrity, responsibility, and excellent care, while palliative support to continue in an institutional setting. Good attending to each patient's physical, psychological, spiritual, and social Samaritan Nursing Home is situated in a lovely residential area of quality of life. The nursing facility program reflects the ethnic diversity Sayville with in a one block waking distance of the Great South of Manhattan’s Lower East Side, and has earned a reputation of excel- Bay. lence for more than thirty years.

Service Area(s) Service Area(s) Suffolk Primarily Manhattan (New York), Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn), Queens

Population(s) Population(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+)

Special Service(s) Special Service(s) Skilled Nursing Facility, Personalized Care, Physical Therapy, Oc- Skilled Nursing Facility, Ambulatory Care, Subacute Care cupational Therapy, Speech Therapy Wound Care (certified wound Programs, Rehabilitation, Wound Care, IV Therapy, Hospice Care, care nurse), Recreational Therapy (ADA equipped transport bus), Palliative Care and Alzheimer/Dementia Care. Psychological Services, Dental Service, Interfaith Spiritual services and an onsite Certified Nursing Assistant Training Program. Good Languages Spoken Shepherd Hospice Care, Palliative Care, and End-of-Life Comfort Mandarin, Cantonese, Spanish, French, Tagalog, Italian, Russian and Care. Interpreter Services Available

Languages Spoken Interpreter Services Available

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Greater Harlem Nursing Home Guild Institute for Vision and & Rehabilitation Center Aging (a member of Jewish Guild for the Blind) 30 West 138th Street New York, NY 10037 100 West Kingsbridge Road Bronx, New 10468 Contact Information Phone Number: (212) 690-7400 Contact Information Fax Number: (212) 690-8763 Phone Number: (718) 410-1533 Admissions Office: (212) 690-7400 ext. 232 Admission Office: (718) 410-1330 Web site: www.ghnh.org/greater-harlem/index.php Web site: www.jgb.org

Type of Organization Type of Organization Skilled Nursing Facility Skilled Nursing Facility

Profile Medical Adult Day Health Care Programs Greater Harlem Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center estab- lished in 1976, is a 200-bed non-profit skilled nursing facility lo- Profile cated in Central Harlem. The facility is described as a “true treas- Guild Institute for Vision and Aging mission is to develop, provide, ure in the Harlem community,” where employees work tirelessly and disseminate models and programs of excellence that support and to set standards of excellence in clinical services while creating a enhance the physical, emotional, and intellectual functioning of blind home-like environment for our residents. Greater Harlem is a and visually impaired persons. We strive to achieve our goals in a recent recipient of a $25 million grant to completely upgrade the manner consistent with compassion for those we serve and in recog- facility while also expanding services into much needed community nition of their personal dignity, appropriate professional practice and programs like assisted living, adult day care, and home care. ethical standards, and dedication to integrity in our organizational purposes and relationships. Service Area(s) Manhattan , Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, lower Westchester Service Area(s) Albany, Erie, Manhattan, Bronx, Niagara, Westchester Population(s) Seniors (age 60+), Short-Term Rehabilitation Population(s) Seniors Special Service(s) Alzheimer's/Dementia Care, Rehabilitation, Subacute Care, Special Service(s) *Hemodialysis Treatment, Hospice Care and Palliative Care. Medical Adult Day Health Care Program and Programs for the Visu- ally Impaired. Languages Spoken English, Spanish Languages Spoken English

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Gurwin Jewish Nursing and Hebrew Home at Riverdale Rehabilitation Center (The)

68 Hauppauge Road 5901 Palisade Avenue Commack, NY 11725 Riverdale, NY 10471

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (631) 715-2000 Phone Number: (718) 581-1000 Fax Number: (631) 715-2908 Fax Number: (718) 549-1269 Admissions Office: (631) 715-2576 Admissions Office: (718) 581-1242 Web site: www.gurwin.org Web site: www.hebrewhome.org

Type of Organization Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care and Rehabilitation Facility Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization, Adult Day/Night Care

Skilled Nursing Facility, Short-term subacute care and rehabilita- Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Managed Long Term Care, Long tion, on-site dialysis and ventilator dependent care. Gurwin’s Term Home Health Care, Licensed Home Care Services, Senior continuum of care includes home care services, adult day health Housing, Housing, Subacute Short-Term Rehabilitation, Dementia program and a assisted living housing community Care

Profile Profile Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Rehabilitation Center provides the art The Hebrew Home at Riverdale has earned a reputation as one of the of caring and the science of care through our myriad programs and nation’s outstanding health care and residential centers for the elderly. services. Opened in 1988 as a 300-bed skilled nursing facility, Founded in 1917, the Hebrew Home serves more than 3,000 elderly the Center expanded to 460-beds in1998. The Center includes a people in the Bronx, Manhattan, and Westchester County. The Home subacute unit, a twenty-eight bed ventilator unit and on-site has grown to include residential health care facilities, two senior hous- dialysis. In addition to the long and short-term care provided at ing communities and ElderServe, our community services division. In the Center, Gurwin also includes a medical model adult day 2005, the Hebrew Home established The Harry and Jeanette health care program with 133 registrants a day (Sunday through Weinberg Center for Elder Abuse Prevention, the nation’s first com- Friday), a 100-slot long term home health care program, a li- prehensive elder abuse shelter. censed home care agency, and the Gurwin Jewish ~ Fay J. Lind- ner Residences, a 201-apartment assisted living community. An Service Area(s) independent housing community is presently in the planning Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn), Manhattan (New York), Queens, Richmond stages. (Staten Island), Westchester

Service Area(s) Population(s) Suffolk, Nassau, Queens Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+)

Population(s) Special Service(s) Adults, Senior, Ventilator Dependent Patients Adult Day/Night Care, Alzheimer/Dementia Program, Certified Home Health Agency, Hospice Care, Palliative Care Unit, Licensed Home Special Service(s) Care Agency, Long Term Home Health Care Program, Managed Long Adult Housing, Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hospice Care, Pallia- Term Care, Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization, Skilled Nurs- tive Care, Licensed Home Care Services Agency, Long Term ing Facility, Rehabilitation, Respite Care, Psychiatric Care, Subacute Home Health Care Program, Medical Adult Day Care, Rehabili- Care Program, Subacute/Short-Term Rehabilitation, Adult Day Health tation, Subacute Care and Ventilator Unit, and On-site Dialysis. Care Program, Housing. The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Center for Elder Abuse Prevention and Visually & Hearing Impaired. Languages Spoken English, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, Yiddish and Interpreter Languages Spoken Services Available Spanish and Interpreter Services Available

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Helen and Michael Schaffer HELP-PSI, Inc. Extended Care Center 1401 University Avenue 16 Guion Avenue Bronx, NY 10452 New Rochelle, NY 10802 Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 681-8700 Phone Number: (914) 632-3800 Fax Number: (718) 588-2107 Fax Number: (914) 637-5235 Admission Office: (718) 681-8700 ext. 2148 Admissions Office: (914) 365-3818 Web site: www.helppsi.org Web site: www.ssmc.org Type of Organization Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program Profile Profile HELP/PSI formerly Project Samaritan (PSI) AIDS Services was founded Helen and Michael Schaffer Extended Care Center at Sound in 1988 as a joint venture of The Project Return Foundation, Inc. and Shore Medical Center is a 150-bed, comprehensive facility offer- Samaritan Village, Inc., two widely recognized substance abuse recov- ing short-term rehabilitation/Subacute care, as well as skilled long ery organizations. Our mission is to help persons with HIV/AIDS term care. For more than 30 years, Schaffer’s rehabilitation achieve health, recovery, and independence. HELP/PSI operate a vari- program has been helping cardiopulmonary, orthopedic, and ety of programs that provide comprehensive services to people living surgery patients return to their homes and families. We are part with HIV/AIDS who have a history of chemical dependency and are of Sound Shore’s long-standing tradition of providing health care committed to recovery. excellence. Schaffer Extended Care Center strives to continue that tradition by offering the most up-to-date, effective rehabili- Service Area(s) tation therapies available. Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens

Service Area(s) Population(s) Westchester Persons with HIV/AIDS

Population(s) Special Service(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+) AIDS/HIV RHCF, C.O.B.R.A Case Management, Medical Adult Day Care, Psychiatric Care and Primary Care Service. Special Service(s) Subacute Care Program, AIDS/HIV Program, Palliative Care, Languages Spoken Psychiatric Care, Visually Impaired and Hearing Impaired. Spanish

Languages Spoken Spanish

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Incarnation Children's Center Isabella Geriatric Center

142 Audubon Avenue 515 Audubon Avenue New York, NY 10032 New York, NY 10040

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (212) 928-2590 Main Number: (212) 342-9500 Fax Number: (212) 928-1500 Fax Number: (212) 927-4592 Admissions Office: (212) 928-2590 ext. 70 Web site: www.isabella.org Web site: www.incarnationchildrenscenter.org Type of Organization Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Skilled Nursing Facility Skilled Nursing Facility, Senior Housing, Adult Day Health Care, Profile Child Day Care, Home Health Care Programs, Caregiver Support, Incarnation Children's Center dedicated to caring for children Senior Resource Center, NORC Programs, Upper Manhattan Part- with HIV/AIDS (ICC) opened in 1988 as a residence for "boarder nership for Senior Independence, Institute for Older Adults, Certi- babies" with AIDS. It became a certified Skilled Nursing Facility in fied Nurse Aide and Home Health Aide Training Programs 2000. ICC's mission is to provide a nurturing, home-like setting that provides first-rate care, filled with love and compassion, Profile designed to give each child a longer and better life. The facility is Isabella is a non-profit, non-sectarian organization that has pioneered small with twenty-one beds and provides a combination of clinical in the care of the elderly of New York since 1875. Isabella offers a and psychosocial services that include medical, nursing, social continuum of care to those in need – from the family requiring child- services, dietary, psychiatry, recreation, and rehabilitation services care to those seeking sensitive support for an aging loved one. Our designed to meet the medical needs of our residents while giving mission is to provide quality care through diverse programs designed them as normal a childhood experience as possible. to promote health and independence within and beyond our walls.

Service Area(s) Service Area(s) Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn), Manhattan (New York), Queens Bronx, Manhattan (New York), Bronx, Westchester, Brooklyn, Queens Population(s) Children with Disabilities, Children with HIV/AIDS Population(s) Adults (18+) with disabilities, Seniors (60+), Adults requiring Ventila- Special Service(s) tor Dependent Care, Rehabilitation, Traumatic Brain Injury Care, AIDS/HIV RHCF, Pediatric RHCF, Psychiatric Care, Rehabilitation Dementia Care, Short & Long-term Rehabilitation; children (3 and Palliative Care. months to 5 years).

Languages Spoken Special Service(s) Spanish, French Skilled Nursing, Short-stay and Long-term Rehabilitation, Ventilator Dependent Care, Dementia Care, Palliative Care, Independent Sen- ior Housing (62+), Adult Day Health Care, Long Term Home Health Care Program, Licensed Home Care Services Agency, Caregiver Support Program, NORC Programs, Upper Manhattan Partnership for Senior Independence, YUM Fresh Food Program, 50+ Club, Walking Works Wonders Program, Caring Partner Program.

Languages Spoken Spanish, French, Creole, Russian, Mandarin, Cantonese and Inter- preter Services Available

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Island Nursing and Rehab Jewish Home Lifecare, Harry and Center Jeanette Weinberg Campus,

5537 Expressway Drive North Bronx Holtsville, NY 11742 100 West Kingsbridge Road Contact Information Bronx, NY 10468 Phone Number: (631) 758-3336 Fax Number: (631) 363-0800 Contact Information Admissions Office: (631) 758-3336 ext. 104 Phone Number: (718) 410-1500 Web site: www.islandnursing.org Fax Number: (718) 410-1366 Admissions Office: (718) 410-1330 Type of Organization Web site: www.jewishhome.org Skilled Nursing Facility Type of Organization Profile Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Island Nursing and Rehab Center is a voluntary, not-for-profit nursing facility offering advanced health care while providing Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Adult Day Health Care skilled nursing and rehabilitative services for both long and short Program term residents. The facility's mission is to provide the highest quality of care to all residents/patients in a manner that ensures Profile respect, dignity, compassion, sensitivity, and concern. The services For over 163 years, Jewish Home has provided health care and hous- include intensive rehabilitation services, hospice, IV Therapy, long ing to elders in the metropolitan area. With campuses in the Bronx, term care, ostomy care, pain management, respiratory therapy, Manhattan, and Westchester, we serve over 9,000 individuals annu- short-term rehabilitation, tracheostomy care, and wound care. ally through long term care, short stay rehabilitation, home care, adult day care, senior housing, care management, and transportation Service Area(s) services. We are one of the oldest and largest non-profit long term Suffolk care facilities in New York State.

Population(s) Service Area(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+) Bronx

Special Service(s) Population(s) Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Respite Care, Subacute Care, Reha- Seniors (age 60+), Rehabilitation Patients bilitation and Alzheimer's Care. Special Service(s) Languages Spoken Senior Housing, Hemodialysis, Visually Impaired Programs, Adult English, Spanish Day Health Care Program, Home Health Care, Hospice Care, Pallia- tive Care, Alzheimer's/Dementia Care and Rehabilitation.

Languages Spoken

Spanish, Russian and Interpreter Services Available

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Jewish Home Lifecare, Jewish Home Lifecare, Sarah Manhattan Neuman Center, Westchester

120 West 106th Street New York, NY 10025 845 Palmer Avenue Mamaroneck, NY 10543 Contact Information Phone Number: (212) 870-5000 Contact Information Fax Number: (212) 870-4895 Phone Number: (914) 698-6005 Admissions Office: (212) 870-4715 Fax Number: (914) 864-5625 Web site: www.jewishhome.org Admissions Office: (914) 864-5621 Web site: www.jewishhome.org Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Adult Day Health Care Pro- gram, Housing, Transportation, Research and Education Skilled Nursing Facility, Subacute Rehabilitation, Adult Day Health Care Program Profile For over 163 years, Jewish Home has provided health care and Profile housing to elders in the metropolitan area. With campuses in the For over 163 years, Jewish Home has provided health care and hous- Bronx, Manhattan, and Westchester, we serve over 9,000 indi- ing to elders in the metropolitan area. With campuses in the Bronx, viduals annually through long term care, short stay rehabilitation, Manhattan, and Westchester, we serve over 9,000 individuals annu- home care, adult day care, senior housing, care management, and ally through long term care, short stay rehabilitation, home care, transportation services. We are one of the oldest and largest non adult day care, senior housing, care management, and transportation -profit long term care facilities in New York State. services. We are one of the oldest and largest non-profit long term care facilities in New York State. Service Area(s) Bronx, Manhattan (New York), Westchester Service Area(s) Westchester Population(s) Seniors (age 60+), Subacute Patients Population(s) Seniors (age 60+), Rehabilitation Patients Special Service(s) Senior Housing, Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hemodialysis Treat- Special Service(s) ment, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Licensed Home Care Ser- Respite Care, Wound Care, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, vices Agency, Long Term Home Health Care Program, Medical Respiratory Care, Adult Day Health Care, Alzheimer's/Dementia Adult Day Care, Programs for the Visually Impaired, Respite Care, Care, Complementary and Alternative Therapies. Subacute Care and Rehabilitation. Languages Spoken Languages Spoken Spanish, Russian and Interpreter Services Available Spanish, Russian and Interpreter Services Available

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Komanoff Center for Geriatric Long Island State Veterans Home and Rehabilitative Medicine of 100 Patriots Road Long Beach Medical Center Stony Brook, NY 11790

Contact Information 375 East Bay Drive Phone Number: (631) 444-8500 Long Beach, NY 11561 Fax Number: (631) 444-8575

Admissions Office: (631) 444-8547 ext. 8548 Contact Information Web site: www.listateveteranshome.org Phone Number: (516) 897-1000

Fax Number: (516) 897-1224 Type of Organization Admissions Office: (516) 897-1110 Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Web site: www.lbmc.org

Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program, Hospice Type of Organization

Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Profile

Long Island State Veterans Home is a 350-bed skilled nursing facility Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Acute Care Hospital with a forty slot adult day health care program dedicated to provid-

ing compassionate care to honorably discharged military veterans Profile from the United States Armed Forces and their spouses, as well as Komanoff Center for Geriatric and Rehabilitative Medicine, was Gold Star Parents. We are located on the campus of Stony Brook established in 1974 to meet the community's need for a skilled University and are one of the few nursing home in the nation that is nursing facility. Located on the waterfront, the facility's setting fully integrated into the academic mission of a major teaching and provides the perfect therapeutic environment for helping patients research university. The Home offers a comprehensive array of achieve their maximum potential. The Komanoff Center utilizes services using a fully integrated interdisciplinary care team approach. an interdisciplinary approach to address the needs of each patient in a comprehensive manner. The Komanoff Center prides itself on Veterans Benefits Notice, pleases be aware that veterans who the number and variety of programs offered to patients. Komanoff receive skilled nursing care at a State Veterans Home are eligible for Center patients benefit from access to the full continuum of ser- various entitlements that cannot be accessed at other nursing vices offered by Long Beach Medical Center. homes. Call us for specific details.

Service Area(s) Service Area(s) Kings (Brooklyn), Manhattan (New York), Nassau, Queens, Suf- New York State Area folk

Population(s) Population(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+), Persons with HIV/AIDS, Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+), Persons with HIV/ Patients with Traumatic Brain Injuries AIDS, Patients with Traumatic Brain Injuries, Neurobehavioral

Patients, Dialysis Patients Special Service(s)

Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hospice Care, Adult Day Health Care Special Service(s) Programs, Subacute Care, Respiratory Unit (non-ventilator), Persons Long Term Home Health Care Program, Certified Home Health with HIV/AIDS, Patients with Traumatic Brain Injury and Short Term Agency, Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, AIDS/HIV RHCF, Hospice Rehab. Care, Palliative Care, Hemodialysis Treatment, Programs for the

Hearing Impaired, Programs for the Visually Impaired, Traumatic Languages Spoken Brain Injury Program, Outpatient Rehabilitation Program, Wound English Care, Terminally Ill, Post Surgical Care, Physical Rehabilitation, Behavioral Health and Substance Abuse Care, Brain and Spinal Cord Injuries, Intravenous and Antibiotic Therapy, Pain Manage- ment, Paraplegic and Quadriplegic Care, Respiratory and Pulmo- nary Care, Tracheostomy Care, Orthopedic Care, Respite Care, Subacute Care and Chronic Renal Dialysis.

Languages Spoken Interpreter Services Available

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Lott Assisted Living Residence Lutheran Augustana Center for Extended Care and 1261 Fifth Avenue

New York, NY 10029 Rehabilitation

Contact Information 5434 Second Avenue Phone Number: (212) 534-6464 Brooklyn, NY 11220 Fax Number: (212) 534-8279 Admissions Office: (212) 534-6464 ext.153 Contact Information Web site: www.lottresidence.org Phone Number: (718) 630-6000 Fax Number: (718) 630-6025 Type of Organization Admissions Office: (718) 630-6112 Assisted Living Program Admissions Fax: (718) 630-6002 Web site: www.LutheranAugustanaCenter.com Profile Lott Residence overlooks Central Park at the northern end of Type of Organization Manhattan’s Museum Mile. Lott Residence offers a view – and a Multi Service Long Term Care Organization lifestyle – that is unmatched in New York City. With 127 apart- ments, beautiful lobby and well appointed activity centers, it looks Skilled Nursing Facility, Subacute, Rehabilitation, Palliative Care, and feels like a condo development. Recently acclaimed by New Hospice and Long Term Home Health Care York magazine as one of the most highly respected elder care facilities in the region, it is one of Manhattan’s only assisted living Profile facilities that accepts Medicaid, and serves as a state and national Lutheran Augustana Center is a 240-bed skilled nursing facility which model for the quality of life that can be achieved for assisted living. provides a comprehensive array of services to a culturally diverse population including but not limited to: Subacute and long term care, Service Area(s) restorative and maintenance rehabilitation, palliative and hospice Manhattan care. Lutheran Augustana is located on the campus of Lutheran Medical Center, with access to the sophisticated medical technology Population(s) of Lutheran Medical Center by way of a connecting skyway. The Seniors (65+) Center has affiliations with several local health care agencies inclusive of Staten Island University Hospice and Sunset Park Dialysis Center and has numerous academic affiliations with local colleges and uni- Languages Spoken versities in all professional disciplines and Metropolitan Jewish Hos- English, Spanish pice.

Service Area(s) Languages Spoken Kings County, Staten Island English, Spanish Population(s) Adults with Disabilities and Seniors

Special Service(s) Subacute Care, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Restorative Rehabilita- tion Services, Long Term Home Health Care Program, Services for discharged residents or for those individual residing in the commu- nity and Patients with Traumatic Brain Injury.

Languages Spoken Spanish, Russian, Italian, Chinese, Greek

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Marcus Garvey Residential Margaret Tietz Nursing and Rehab Pavilion Rehabilitation Center (a member of the Beth Abraham Family of Health 810 St. Marks Avenue Services) Brooklyn, NY 11213

164-11 Chapin Parkway Contact Information Jamaica, NY 11432 Phone Number: (718) 467-7300

Fax Number: (718) 467-0103 Contact Information Admissions Fax: (718) 467-7315 Phone Number: (718) 298-7800 Web site: www.mgnh.com Fax Number: (718) 262-8839

Admissions Office: (718) 298-7829 Type of Organization Admissions Fax: (718) 298-8807 Skilled Nursing Facility Web site: www.mtnrc.org

Profile Type of Organization Marcus Garvey Residential Rehab Pavilion is an immaculate home- Not-for-profit, Residential Health Care Organization providing: Long like 295-bed skilled nursing facility that has served this community Term Care, Short Term Rehabilitation, Hospice and off site Adult for over thirty years. We offer a wide range of services specifically Day Care Program tailored to make our residents’ life richer and more enjoyable.

Profile Service Area(s) Margaret Tietz Nursing and Rehabilitation Center was established in Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan & Bronx New York 1971 for the care of Holocaust survivors with high-quality, compas-

sionate health care. While dedicated to its original mission, the Tietz Population(s) Center embraces its local cultural diversity and is a member of the Seniors Beth Abraham Family of Health Services. The Tietz Center embodies

the spirit and foresight of its founders by delivering exceptional ser- Special Service(s) vices in an environment steeped in home-like qualities. The facility Short-Term Rehabilitation, Physical Therapy, Occupational has grown and evolved to meet the needs of the greater NY Metro- Therapy, Speech Therapy, Dental Care, Podiatry, Wound Care, politan area with a large emphasis on the culturally and ethnically Tracheostomy Care and Respite Care. diverse populations found in the surrounding neighborhoods of Ti-

etz. With the addition of a separate Glatt Kosher kitchen, the Or- Language Spoken) thodox Jewish population has now found the Tietz Center a viable English, Spanish, French, Creole, Russian option for their health care needs.

Service Area(s)

Queens Metro Area, Manhattan, Nassau

Population(s)

Seniors

Special Service(s)

Inpatient Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Medical Model Adult Day

Care, Integrative Medicine and Short-Term Rehabilitation.

Languages Spoken

English, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, Mandarin, Cantonese, Taiwanese,

Fuzhounese, Vietnamese

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Menorah Center for Methodist Home for Nursing & Rehabilitation & Nursing Care Rehabilitation (a member of MJHS) 4499 Manhattan College Parkway 1516 Oriental Boulevard Riverdale, New York 10471 Brooklyn, NY 11235 Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 548-5100 Phone Number: (718) 646-4441 Fax Number: (718) 884-0073 Fax Number: (718) 615-6381 Admissions Office: (718) 548-5100 ext. 224 Admissions Office: (718) 646-4441 ext. 543 Web site: www.methodisthome.org Web site: www.mjhs.org Type of Organization Type of Organization Skilled Nursing Facility, Long Term Health Care Programs Skilled Nursing Facility Profile Profile Methodist Home for Nursing and Rehabilitation was founded in 1850 Menorah Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing Care is a part of the an offers all single occupancy rooms with private bathrooms. We are MJHS network of skilled nursing facilities. With almost a century within walking distance to public transportation and have free park- of dedication to the long-term and short-term care needs of New ing. The Methodist Home is a five Star Quality Rated facility and has Yorkers. Menorah offers a unique environment for residents and a new, 2000 sq. foot rehab and wellness center. Our rehab depart- their families. ment is second to none. The nursing staff is well trained and treats everyone like family. Service Area(s) Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Bronx, Staten Island Service Area(s) Bronx, Westchester, Manhattan, Queens Population(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+) Population(s) For those 18 and over in need of short-term in-patient rehab, out- Special Service(s) patient rehab or long-term care Subacute Care Program, Hospice Care, Palliative Care Unit, Alzheimer/Dementia Program and Rehabilitation. Special Service(s) Languages Spoken Long-term care, Short-tem rehab, Out-patient rehab, Subacute Care, Spanish, French, Russian, African languages/dialects, Creole, Respite care, Palliative care, Trach care, Specialty wound care pro- Hebrew, Italian, Polish, Ukrainian, Yiddish, Yoruba and Interpreter gram, IV therapy, Pain management, Physical, Speech and Occupa- Services Available tional therapies six days per week.

Languages Spoken English, Spanish, French, Creole, Polish, Tagalog, Italian

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Michael Malotz Skilled Nursing Morningside House Pavilion (a member of Aging in America)

120 Odell Avenue 1000 Pelham Parkway Yonkers, NY 10701 Bronx, NY 10461

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (914) 964-3333 Phone Number: (718) 409-8200 Fax Number: (914) 964-4729 Fax Number: (718) 828-2697 Admissions Office (914) 964-3230 Admissions Office: (718) 409-8261 Web site: www.riversidehealth.org Web site: www.aginginamerica.org

Type of Organization Type of Organization Skilled Nursing Facility/Short Term Rehabilitation Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization

Profile Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Adult Day Health Care Pro- Michael N. Malotz Skilled Nursing Pavilion’s philosophy is to en- gram, Housing sure the provision of high-quality care through the recognition of the individuality of each resident and the protection and promo- Profile tion of self-determination. We not only view the Pavilion as a Morningside House has served families in the Bronx and New York Skilled Nursing Pavilion but as a home where residents psycho- Metropolitan region for over 150 years. Specializing in short term logical and social needs receive the same attention as their medi- rehabilitation, Morningside House offers customized therapy seven cal conditions. The residents’ care is part of an approach planned days a week. With a nationally recognized dementia program, Morn- and provided by a Comprehensive Care Team, including the resi- ingside House provides a safe and secure residence dedicated to dent and his/her family. caring for loved ones when they can no longer be cared for at home. Two gardens, a library with internet access, and a beautiful chapel Service Area(s) are among the amenities. Westchester, New York City Service Area(s) Population(s) Bronx, Manhattan, Westchester, Long Island Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+) Population(s) Special Service(s) Adults Skilled Nursing Facility, Subacute Care Program, Ventilator Units, Respiratory Care, Visually Impaired, Hearing Impaired, Hospice Special Service(s) Care, Palliative Care and Rehabilitative Services. Short-term, Post Acute Rehabilitation with focus on orthopedic and cardiac patients, Long Term Care for individuals who require skilled Languages Spoken nursing care including those with Alzheimer’s/Dementia, Hospice English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Arabic Care, Palliative Care, Long Term Home Health Care Program, Medi- cal Adult Day Care, Respite Care and Intergenerational Program- ming.

Languages Spoken English and Interpreter Services Available

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New York Congregational North Shore University Hospital Nursing Center Stern Family Center for Extended

135 Linden Boulevard Care and Rehabilitation Brooklyn, NY 11226 (a member of North Shore LIJ Health Sys- Contact Information tem) Phone Number: (718) 693-6060 Fax Number: (718) 284-0350 330 Community Drive Admissions Office: (718) 284-0039 exts. 106/129 Manhasset, NY 11030 Web site: www.nycnc.org Contact Information Type of Organization Phone Number: (516) 562-8000 Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Fax Number: (516) 562-8064 Admissions Office: (516) 562-0865 Skilled Nursing Facility, Long Term Home Health Care Program, Web site: www.northshorelij.com Community Service Building Type of Organization Profile Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization New York Congregational Nursing Center provides compas- sionate care of the highest quality to a multicultural patient Skilled Nursing Facility, Short Term Rehab/LTC population, supporting and enhancing each individual's strengths. New York Congregational celebrated its 100 year anniversary Profile (1910-2010) of providing services and care to the community. The North Shore University Hospital Stern Family Center for Ex- The skilled nursing facility has 200-beds and a long-term home tended Care and Rehabilitation and the Division of Geriatric Medi- health care program with 125 slots. As part of its community cine at North Shore University Hospital (NSUH) was established in service activities, New York Congregational provides meeting 1989. They were created to address the health needs of the aging space to 501©3 organizations. and short-term rehabilitation populations and to provide a contin- uum of care for the patients served. In recent years, the North Service Area(s) Shore University Hospital Stern Family Center for Extended Care All Boroughs and Rehabilitation has responded to the needs of the community and the health system by extending its services to a younger population Population(s) who can benefit from its expert care. Persons over age 16 with complex short-term needs and long- term residents Service Area(s) Nassau, Suffolk, Queens and the five boroughs Special Service(s) Short-Term Orthopedic Rehabilitation, Long Term Home Health Population(s) Care Program, Subacute Care, Pain Management, Complex Short-Term Ortho/Cardiac/ Neuro Rehab Medically Complex Wound Care, IVs, Wound Vacs and Palliative Care. Special Service(s) Language Spoken Subacute Care, Rehabilitation and Short-Term Rehabilitation. Creole, Spanish, Russian, Hebrew/Yiddish, Polish, Tagalog, Italian Languages Spoken Interpreter Services Available 32

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NYS Veterans Home at Orzac Center for Extended Care St. Albans and Rehabilitation (a member of North Shore LIJ Health Sys- 178-50 Linden Boulevard Jamaica, NY 11434 tem)

Contact Information 900 Franklin Avenue Phone Number: (718) 990-0300 Valley Stream, NY 11580 Fax Number: (718) 481-6860 Admissions Office: (718) 990-0352 /0353 Contact Information Web site: http://www.nysvets.org/homes/stalbans/default.aspx Phone Number: (516) 256-6700 Fax Number: (516) 256-6601 Type of Organization Admissions Office: (516) 256-6710 Skilled Nursing Facility Web site: www.northshorelij.com

Profile Type of Organization NYS Veterans Home at St. Albans is a 250-bed health care facility Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization owned and operated by the NYS Department of Health for veter- ans and their dependents. Our campus is a special community Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program, Home Care providing needed services for veterans and their dependents. Its physically attractive grounds and accommodations, combined with Profile a sincere atmosphere of caring, makes life at the Veterans Home Orzac Center for Extended Care and Rehabilitation (Orzac CECR) pleasant, enjoyable, secure, and comfortable. is part of the North Shore-LIJ Health System specializing in short- term rehabilitation, and skilled nursing care services. Established in Service Area(s) 1989, the Orzac CECR was created to address the health needs of The five boroughs and Nassau County the aging and short-term post-acute rehabilitation populations and to provide a continuum of care for the patients served. Our 120-bed Population(s) facility is in close proximity to hospital services, allowing residents to Veterans in need of long term care receive state-of-the-art emergency care when these services are needed. The large, newly renovated lobby is also a pleasant place to Special Service(s) relax and meet with friends and family, as well we have two newly Alzheimer/Dementia Program and Rehabilitation. renovated rehabilitation gymnasiums for occupational and physical therapy. Outdoor patio for activities and Indoor private and semi- Languages Spoken private rooms, beauty salon services, laundry service, Internet access English, Spanish and cable television are some of our amenities. We also have an Adult Day Healthcare Program that serves our community seven days a week. A community-based long-term medical model program designed to keep participants in their own homes with dignity and respect.

Service Area(s) Nassau, Suffolk, Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan

Population(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+)

Special Service(s) Sub-acute Care, Short-Term Rehabilitation, Alzheimer’s, Medically Complex, Orthopedic and joint replacement surgical patients (rehabilitation department open seven days per week). Wound Care needs (including Wound Vac Therapy, Post Amputee Patients, Stroke Patients, BIPAP/CPAP, Tracheotomies, Hemodialysis (contracted off-site dialysis centers), IV Therapy/Antibiotics, Blood Transfusions, Visually Impaired, Hearing Impaired, Hospice Care, Palliative Care and Person with HIV/AIDS.

Languages Spoken Interpreter Services Available

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Our Lady of Consolation Parker Jewish Institute for Health Nursing & Rehabilitative Care Care and Rehabilitation

Center 271-11 76th Avenue (a member of Catholic Health Services of New Hyde Park, NY 11040-1433 Long Island) Contact Information

Phone Number: (718) 289-2100, (516) 247-6500 111 Beach Drive Fax Number: (718) 289-2121 West Islip, NY 11795 Admissions Office: (718) 289-2163/2164

Web site: www.parkerinstitute.org Contact Information

Phone Number: (631) 587-1600 ext. 8357 Type of Organization Fax Number: (631) 587-5960 Multi-Service Health Care and Rehabilitation Admissions Office: (631) 587-1600 ext. 8276

Web site: www.olc.chsli.org Skilled Nursing Facility, Long Term Care, Nursing Home, Sub-Acute

Care, Post Acute Care, Short Term Rehabilitation, Long Term Type of Organization Home Health Care Program, Adult Day Health Care (medical model), Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Alzheimer Center (social model), Inpatient/Community Hospice,

Dialysis Center (on-site), and Medical Transportation Skilled Nursing Facility, Long and Short-Term Rehabilitation

Profile Profile Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabilitation, conven- Our Lady of Consolation is a 450-bed nursing and rehabilitative iently located in New Hyde Park, NY, at the border of Queens and care center conducted in the tradition of the Sisters of St. Domi- Nassau Counties, the Parker Jewish Institute is a nationally recog- nic since 1894 and is accredited by the Joint Commission. As a nized 527-bed, non-profit center for the health care and rehabilita- member of Catholic Health Services of Long Island, Our Lady of tion of adults, and a comprehensive network of community health Consolation plays an integral role in the health care delivery sys- care programs. It is also a leading teaching and research center. The tem of the Diocese of Rockville Centre and offers expertise in the Parker Jewish Institute is a teaching affiliate of Albert Einstein Col- field of long-term care and subacute care. In addition to skilled lege of Medicine, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, the New York nursing home care including geriatric care, rehabilitative care, College of Osteopathic Medicine, and Winthrop University Hospital, respiratory therapy and medically complex care, Our Lady of as well as a clinical affiliate of The North Shore-LIJ Health System. At Consolation offers hospice care and palliative care as well as the forefront of innovations in patient-centered care and technology, specialized care for individuals with mild to moderate dementia Parker's staff not only delivers the best medical care, nursing, ther- diseases. In addition, Our Lady of Consolation’s Long Term Home apy and social work services, but also provides the most compas- Health Care Program provides nursing care and other services for sionate care. Excellent dining options include special dietary regi- patients residing in their own homes in the community. mens, and kosher food, upon request. Multidenominational religious

services, meditation suite, beautician/barber services, happy hours, Service Area(s) Family lounge. Parker is a smoke-free facility, open to visitors 24/7. Nassau, Suffolk Counties Parking is available in the institute’s own parking lot.

Population(s) Service Area(s) Long and Short-Term Nursing and Rehabilitative Care for indi- Queens, Nassau, Suffolk, Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island viduals 16 years and older with Specialties in Geriatric Care and Westchester

Special Service(s) Population(s) Rehabilitative\Subacute Care Program, Specialized Respiratory Adults, Adults with disabilities Care, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Alzheimer/Dementia Care Program, Interdenominational Religious Services and Long Term Home Health Care Program.

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Special Service(s) Peninsula Center for Extended Adult Day Health Care (and Chinese Adult Day Health Care), Alz- heimer Center, Audiology, Dentistry, Diagnostic X-Rays, Dialysis Care and Rehabilitation (Queens-Long Island Renal Institute, Inc, 718-289-2600, www.qliri.org), Electrocardiograms, ENT, Hospice (Community and Inpatient), Long 50-15 Beach Channel Drive Term Care, Long Term Home Health Care, Medical Transportation Far Rockaway, NY 11691 (Lakeville Ambulette Transportation, LLC, 718-289-2275, www.lakevilleambulette.org), Ophthalmology, Orthopedic Physician Contact Information Services, Otolaryngology, Podiatry, Psychiatry, Psychology, Pulmonology, Phone Number: (718) 734-2750 Respite Care, Routine Diagnostic Laboratory Testing, Short Term Reha- Fax Number: (718) 734-2726 bilitation, Sub-Acute Care and Wound Care. Admissions Office: (718) 734-2707 Web site: www.peninsulacenterforextendedcare.com Languages Spoken Interpreter Services Available Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization

Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program

Profile Peninsula Center for Extended Care and Rehabilitation is a 200-bed, not-for-profit, skilled nursing facility dedicated to serving the com- munity. Our specialized programs strive to meet the needs of our residents who are disabled due to various diseases or accidents, and to address the needs of our residents’ families as well. Each individ- ual’s care is managed by a multi-disciplinary team of professionals, including physicians, nurses, certified nursing assistants, dieticians, social workers, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech and language pathologists, audiologists, and recreation therapists. We provide a full continuum of individualized care in a family- oriented setting using an integrated approach to care that involves the whole person, not just the injury or infirmity.

Service Area(s) Queens, Kings (Brooklyn), Manhattan (New York), Bronx, Richmond (Staten Island), Long Island

Population(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+), Patients with Traumatic Brain Injuries

Special Service(s) Subacute Care Program, Ventilator Care, Traumatic Brain Injury, Respite Program, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Alzheimer/Dementia Program, Visually Impaired, Hearing Impaired, Rehabilitation, Wound Care and Respiratory Care.

Languages Spoken Spanish, French, Russian, African languages/dialects, Creole, Hebrew, Italian, Polish, Chinese, Greek and Interpreter Services Available

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Rebekah Rehab and Extended Rivington House: The Nicholas A. Care Center Rango Health Care Facility (a member of VillageCare) 1070 Havemeyer Avenue Bronx, NY 10462 45 Rivington Street New York, NY 10002 Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 863-6200 Contact Information Fax Number: (914) 530-2169 Phone Number: (212) 477-3100 Admissions Office: (718) 863-6200 exts.1121/1125 Fax Number: (212) 447-3121 Web site: www.rebekahrehab.org Admissions Office: (212) 539-6222 Admissions Fax: (212) 539-6340 Type of Organization Web site: www.villagecare.org Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Senior Housing Type of Organization Profile Residential Health Care Facility Rebekah Rehab and Extended Care Center is a not-for-profit health care facility located in the Bronx off of the Cross Bronx Profile Expressway. Our residents come from all over the tri-state area. Rivington House is the crucial residential component of VillageCare’s We deliver a full range of continuing care services to the elderly, array of AIDS services, offering skilled nursing care and comprehen- frail and chronically ill, as well as those who need short-term sive clinical services in an encouraging and supportive environ- rehabilitation. Our services also include a Long Term Home ment. Through a wide range of care offerings, Rivington House Health Care Program for those who choose to remain in their addresses the physical, mental and spiritual needs of persons living home, which provides outstanding services to them. We provide with HIV/AIDS. state-of-the-art care to our residents, along with the quality of life and dignity that they deserve. Our ideals are based on The Odd Service Area(s) Fellow and Rebekah Fraternity, whose motto is "Friendship, Love Metropolitan New York and Truth." Population(s) Service Area(s) Persons living with HIV/AIDS Bronx and NY metropolitan area. Special Service(s) Population(s) Mental Health, Treatment Adherence, Rehabilitation, Persons with Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+) AIDS/HIV.

Special Service(s) Languages Spoken Wound Vac, Tracheostomy Care, IV fluids and antibiotics; State of Spanish and Interpreter Services Available the art Rehabilitation & Speech therapy up to seven days a week, Respite Care, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Housing, No out patient Rehab transportation provided. Rooms are private and 36 (biaxal)-semi private suites.

Languages Spoken Spanish, French, Italian

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Robert Mapplethorpe Rosary Hill Home

Residential Treatment Center 600 Linda Avenue (The) Hawthorne, NY 10532

(a member of Beth Israel Medical Center of Contact Information Continuum Health Partners) Admissions Office: (914) 769-0114 Fax Number: (914) 769-3916 327 East 17th Street Web site: www.rosaryhillhome.org New York, NY 10003 Type of Organization Contact Information Skilled Nursing Facility Phone Number: (212) 420-5690 Fax Number: (212) 844-1595 Profile Admissions Office (212) 420-5686 Rosary Hill Home through the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne Web site: wehealny.org/services/bi_aidsservices/ provide palliative care for persons afflicted with incurable cancer mapplethorpe.html who cannot afford to pay for needed nursing care. Rosary Hill is a free home; no payment of any kind is accepted from patients or their Type of Organization families, nor from the government. In accordance with their rule, the Skilled Nursing Facility Sisters place their trust in the loving providence of God. That trust has never failed. Donations large and small, from groups and indi- Profile viduals, have provided the necessary funds to support the work. We The Robert Mapplethorpe Residential Treatment Facility is a dedicate our lives to fulfilling our mission: "We must make our twenty-eight bed skilled nursing facility offering a full range of guests glad they crossed the threshold that is to be their last bound- medical and social services in a small home-like environment that ary. We must make them as comfortable and happy as if their own encourages a sense of community based on mutual respect, com- people had kept them and put them into the very best bedroom. We passion and support. The goal is to foster the residents’ ability to must love them." make healthier life choices, improve their understanding of HIV/ AIDS, mental health and substance abuse; and move on to inde- Service Area(s) pendent living. Westchester

Service Area(s) Population(s) Manhattan (New York) Persons Afflicted with Incurable Cancer

Population(s) Special Service(s) Persons with HIV/AIDS and history of substance abuse Hospice Care, Palliative Care and Wound Care.

Special Service(s) Languages Spoken AIDS/HIV Program, Medical Director on premises during business English, Spanish, French, Interpreter Services Available hours, counseling and therapy. Dialysis performed off-site.

Languages Spoken Spanish, Italian and Interpreter Services Available

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Ruby Weston Manor Rutland Nursing Home at the

2237 Linden Boulevard Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Brooklyn, NY 11207 Center Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 649-7000 585 Schenectady Avenue Fax Number: (718) 927-5027 Brooklyn, NY 11203 Admissions Office: (718) 649-7417 Web site: www.rwmanor.com Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 604-5221 Type of Organization Fax Number: (718) 604-5622 Skilled Nursing Facility Admission Office: (718) 604-5603 Web site: www.kingsbrook.org Profile Ruby Weston Manor is a 240-certifed bed skilled nursing facility Type of Organization which includes a forty bed Alzheimer’s unit. Our integrated deliv- Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization ery system provides high quality, cost-effective health care ser- vices in a customer friendly home-like environment. Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program

Service Area(s) Profile Metropolitan area Rutland Nursing Home located on the campus of Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center, a 538-bed, long and short-term skilled nursing facil- Population(s) ity offering an array of specialty services that includes a short-term, Adults Subacute rehabilitation unit, a ventilator-dependent care unit, a pul- monary/respiratory care unit, restorative physical, occupational and Special Service(s) speech therapies, including cardiac rehabilitation and traditional long- Alzheimer’s Care, Long-Term Care, Short-Term Rehabilitation term care. Rutland Nursing Home also has a dedicated thirty-two and Respite Care. bed long-term care pediatric unit for children with severe develop- mental and metabolic disorders. Rutland Nursing Home residents Languages Spoken have easy access to the acute and outpatient services, including dialy- English, Spanish, French, Russian, Creole sis, available at the Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center.

Service Area(s) Kings (Brooklyn)

Population(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+), Children with Disabilities

Special Service(s) Ventilator Dependent Care, Pulmonary/Respiratory Care, Short- Term Subacute Care (Rehabilitation, Wound Care, IV Antibiotic Therapy and/or Hydration), Pediatric Rehabilitation, and Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hemodialysis Treatment, Children with Disabilities, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Persons with HIV/AIDS and Ventilator Dependent Patients.

Languages Spoken Spanish, French, Russian, Creole, Chinese and Interpreter Services Available

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St. Barnabas Rehabilitation & St. Catherine of Siena Nursing & Continuing Care Center Rehabilitation Care Center (a member of Catholic Health Services of 2175 Quarry Road Bronx, NY 10457 Long Island)

Contact Information 52 Route 25A Phone Number: (718) 960-3910 Smithtown, NY 11787 Fax Number: (718) 960-3998 Admissions Office: (718) 960-3917 Contact Information Web site: www.stbarnabasnursinghome.org Phone Number: (631) 862-3905 Fax Number: (631) 862-3906 Type of Organization Admissions Office: (631) 862-3960 Multi-Service Continuing Care Organization Web site: http://stcatherines.chsli.org/index.php

Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program Type of Organization Skilled Nursing Facility Profile St. Barnabas Rehabilitation & Continuing Care Center is a 199- Profile bed, not-for-profit facility that commenced operations in 1994. On February 29, 2000, Catholic Health Services of Long Island The rehabilitation center provides skilled, coordinated care to (CHS) purchased the Medical Center, then known as St. John's Epis- geriatric, HIV, ventilator-dependent, and short-term rehabilitation copal Hospital, from Episcopal Health Services. The Center was residents. Our mission is to provide comprehensive medical care renamed St. Catherine of Siena Medical Center, after Catherine to all of our clients with dignity and compassion, regardless of Benincasa of Siena, Italy, who lived in the middle ages and was noted ethnicity, nationality, or religion. for her work as a nurse, mediator, and spiritual leader. St. Catherine of Siena Nursing Home is a not-for-profit nursing home with 240- Service Area(s) beds which provides extended-stay nursing care to seniors. Five Boroughs and Westchester Service Area(s) Population(s) Nassau, Suffolk Adults with Disabilities Seniors, Adult Day Health Care, Persons with HIV/AIDS, Ventilator Dependent Patients, Short-term stay Population(s) rehab patients Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+)

Special Service(s) Special Service(s) AIDS/HIV RHCF, Medical Adult Day Care, Short-Term Skilled Subacute Care Program, Hospice Care, Palliative Care Unit, Hemo- Nursing Care and Ventilator Unit. dialysis Treatment, Alzheimer/Dementia Program, Short-Term Orthopedic and Medical Rehabilitation, Patients with Traumatic Languages Spoken Brain Injury and Pastoral Care for residents of all faiths. Spanish, Italian, Multi-language and Interpreter Services Available Languages Spoken Spanish, French, Italian

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St. Johnland Nursing Center, Inc. Saint Joseph's Nursing Home

395 Sunken Meadow Road 127 South Broadway Kings Park, NY 11754 Yonkers, NY 10701

Contact Information Contact Information Admissions Office: (914) 378-7210 Phone Number: (631) 269-5800 Fax Number: (914) 378-1042 Fax Number: (631) 269-5876 Web site: www.saintjosephs.org Admissions Office: (631) 663-2468 Web site: www.stjohnland.org Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Adult Day Health Care Program, Housing Skilled Nursing Facility, Traumatic Brain Injury, Adult Day Care, Long Term Home Health Profile Founded by the Sisters of Charity in 1888, Saint Joseph's Medical Profile Center is a Catholic health care facility comprising a 194-bed acute St. Johnland Nursing Center is a 250-bed skilled nursing facility care hospital including a geriatric unit. The hospital is connected to specializing in subacute rehabilitation and traumatic brain injury as St. Joseph's Hospital Nursing Home, which is a 200-bed facility that well as long term and dementia care. Our 50 acre campus is the offers board-certified geriatricians, an Alzheimer’s unit, short-term home of a long term home health program as well as a social rehabilitation including rehabilitative medicine, renal dialysis, a cogni- model and medical model adult day health program for those tive disorders specialist, long term home health care, geriatric and living in the community. We are dedicated to the mission of en- social day care, pastoral care, and senior housing. suring that each resident achieves their optimum level through a comprehensive, multidisciplinary program designed to meet their Service Area(s) individual needs. Bronx, Westchester

Service Area(s) Population(s) Nassau, Suffolk Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+)

Population(s) Special Service(s) Adults (18 years and older) Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hemodialysis Treatment, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Long Term Home Health Care Program, Medical Special Service(s) Adult Day Care, Outpatient Rehabilitation Program, Psychiatric Care Alzheimer/Dementia Care, Subacute Care, Rehabilitation, and Subacute Care. Traumatic Brain injury Unit, Medical and Social Adult Day Care Program, Long Term Home Health Program, Hospice Care and Languages Spoken Palliative Care. English

Languages Spoken English, Spanish and Interpreter Services Available

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St. Mary's Center St. Mary's Hospital for Children

516 West 126th Street (a member of St. Mary's Healthcare System New York, NY 10027 for Children)

Contact Information 29-01 216 Street Admissions Office: (212) 662-1826 (24 hours) Bayside, NY 11360 Fax Number: (212) 665-5892 Web site: www.stmarysharlem.com Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 281-8800 Type of Organization Fax Number: (718) 279-2141 Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Admissions Office: (718) 281-8773 Web site: www.stmaryskids.org Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program Type of Organization Profile Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization St. Mary’s opened its doors to the Harlem community in1992 when the face of HIV/AIDS was a grim specter, leaving those Skilled Nursing Facility, Rehabilitation, PDHC, Home Care, Early infected a mere eighteen months to live after diagnosis. During Education the years since then, advances in medical treatment and chemo- therapy have changed a death sentence into life. People are living Profile with and managing this disease as a chronic illness. Much has hap- St. Mary’s Hospital for Children is the flagship facility of St. Mary's pened since the early days of this disease and more changes will Health Care System for Children, one of the nation’s premier pro- occur in the years to come, but St. Mary’s is steadfast in its com- viders of health care for children with special needs and life-limiting mitment to providing the highest quality care to those entrusted conditions. St. Mary's is committed to improving the health and to us. We are proud to serve with distinction. quality of life for children with special needs and their families. Chil- dren from birth to age eighteen receive complex inpatient medical Service Area(s) care and intensive rehabilitation at this ninety-seven bed Queens Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn), Manhattan (New York), Queens, Rich- campus, located on nine acres of grounds adjoining Little Neck Bay. mond (Staten Island) and surrounding areas The Hospital also houses St. Mary's Center for Pediatric Feeding Disorders, Traumatic Brain Injury and Coma Recovery Program, Population(s) Pediatric Day Health Care (PDH), and Early Education for children Persons infected with HIV/AIDS two thru five years.

Special Service(s) Service Area(s) AIDS/HIV Program and Medical Adult Day Care. Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn), Manhattan (New York), Nassau, Queens, Richmond (Staten Island), Rockland, Suffolk, Westchester Languages Spoken Spanish, French, Creole, Tagalog (Philippines) and Please call in Population(s) advance for interpreter services Children with Disabilities, Persons with HIV/AIDS, Patients with Traumatic Brain Injuries, Neurobehavioral Patients, Children with complications from Premature Birth, Injury, Illness, or Chronic Health Issues, Children with Feeding Disorders

Special Service(s) AIDS/HIV RHCF, End of Life and Palliative Care, Long Term Home Health Care Program, PDHC, Pediatric RHCF, Respite Care, Subacute Care, Traumatic Brain Injury Program, Pediatric Feeding Disorders, Special Education (Early Intervention/Committee for Preschool Special Education), Early Childhood Education, Healing and Therapeutic Arts, Behavioral Health, Physiatrist, Rehabilitative Thera- pies, Pastoral Care and Respiratory Therapy.

Languages Spoken English, Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese, French Creole, Multiple Afri- can Dialects, Hebrew and Interpreter Services Available

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Saints Joachim and Anne Nursing San Simeon by the Sound Center and Rehabilitation Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation

2720 Surf Avenue 61700 Route 48 Brooklyn, NY 11224 Greenport, NY 11944

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 714-4800 Phone Number: (631) 477-2110 Fax Number: (718) 266-1743 Fax Number: (631) 477-8969 Admissions Office: (718) 714-4800 exts. 3443/3051 Admissions Office: (631) 477-2110 ext. 202 Web site: www.ssjoachim.org Web site: www.sansimeonbythesound.org

Type of Organization Type of Organization Skilled Nursing Facility and Rehabilitation Center that provides Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program nursing services, short-term rehabilitative service and chronic custodial care to elderly or disabled patients; licensed and regu- Profile lated by New York State Department of Health San Simeon by the Sound Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation is a 120-bed not-for-profit healthcare facility that provides short-term Profile rehabilitation and long term care an operates as an outreach to the Saints Joachim and Anne Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is a North Fork community. San Simeon by the Sound Center for Nursing 200-bed, skilled nursing facility and rehabilitation center commit- and Rehabilitation, Inc. is a not-for-profit corporation open to all ted to restoring each resident to their optimal level of functioning. persons regardless of race, creed, natural origin, source of payment, The facility has earned a reputation of providing the highest quality color, disability, age, marital status, sexual preference, or blindness. of care in a setting that compassionately focuses on physical as well as spiritual needs of our residents. Service Area(s) Suffolk Service Area(s) New York as well as other states, Including the five boroughs: Population(s) Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Manhattan and Staten Island Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 18+)

Population(s) Special Service(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 18+) Alzheimer's, Subacute Care, Rehabilitation Programs and Palliative Care. Special Service(s) Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Facility, Alzheimer/Dementia Languages Spoken Unit, Hospice Care, General Inpatient Palliative Care, Subacute Spanish, Tamir, Singhalese, Ukrainian, Russian, Greek, Turkish, Sign Care, Rehab Services, Wound Care, IVs and Tracheostomy Care language, German, Hindi and Punjabi and Respite Care.

Languages Spoken English, Spanish, Russian, French/Creole, Italian and Cantonese

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Schervier Nursing Care Center Schnurmacher Center for (a member of Bon Secours New York Health Rehabilitation and Nursing System) (a member of Beth Abraham Family of Health Services) 2975 Independence Avenue

Riverdale, NY 10463 12 Tibbits Avenue

White Plains, NY 10606 Contact Information

Phone Number: (718) 548-1700 Contact Information Fax Number: (718) 432-0744 Phone Number: (914) 287-7200 Admissions Office: (800) 260-5006 Fax Number: (914) 428-1216 Admissions Fax: (718) 884-7548 Admissions Office: (914) 287-7229 Web site: www.scherviercares.org Web site: www.bethabe.org

Type of Organization Type of Organization Multi-Faceted Senior Service/Home Care Organization Skilled Nursing Facility with a defined Subacute Unit

Skilled Nursing Facility, Housing Profile

Through a special clinical alliance with The Burke Rehabilitation Profile Hospital, Schnurmacher's highly skilled and professional staff employs The mission of Bon Secours New York Health System (BSNYHS) the same techniques as Burke when developing individualized reha- is to bring compassion to health care and to be “good help” to bilitation programs. Our goal is to enable patients to overcome the those in need, especially the poor and the dying. Bon Secours effects of fractures, stroke, neurological impairments, joint replace- New York’s mission is carried out through the services and pro- ments and debilitating illnesses and return to the community in the grams of Schervier Nursing Care Center, Burke at Schervier shortest period of time. Schnurmacher’s residential long term care Short-Term Rehabilitation Program, Schervier Respite Care, offers patients with chronic disabilities a full range of services with a Schervier Center for Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care, Schervier strong focus on catering to the individual’s needs and preferences, in Home Care Program, Schervier Cardio/Pulmonary Subacute Care, a residential setting. the Schervier Apartments.

Service Area(s) Service Area(s) Westchester, Putnam as well as NY/NJ metro area Bronx, Westchester for Home Care Services. Short-term and

Long-term patients and residents needing Inpatient skilled care Population(s) come from the Bronx, Westchester, Manhattan and the tri-state Adults 35 and older requiring Subacute or Long Term Care, Seniors area. (age 60+)

Population(s) Special Service(s) Seniors in need of Skilled Nursing Services Subacute Care, Respite Care, Hospice Care, Palliative Care,

Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care and Rehabilitation. Special Service(s)

Skilled Nursing Facility (24 hours), Subacute Care, Short-term Languages Spoken Rehab, Cardio-Pulmonary Rehabilitation Services, Alzheimer’s/ English, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Tagalog, Hindi, Malayalam Dementia Care, IV Antibiotic Therapy, Wound Care including Vac. Dressings, Respiratory Care (BIPAPP), Palliative Care, Hospice Care, Respite Care, Housing, Managed Long Term Care Programs, Cardio-pulmonary, Alzheimer’s/ Dementia Care, Home Care Services and Patients with Traumatic Brain Injury- occasionally.

Languages Spoken: English, Spanish, Italian and Interpreter Services Available

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Schulman and Schachne Sea View Hospital Rehabilitation Institute Center and Home (a member of MediSys Health System) (a member of NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation) 555 Rockaway Parkway Brooklyn, NY 11212 460 Brielle Avenue Staten Island, NY 10314 Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 240-5188 Contact Information Fax Number: (718) 240-6924 Phone Number: (718) 317-3000 Admissions Office: (718) 240-6866 Fax Number: (718) 351-7898 Web site: www.brookdale.edu/html/facilities/ Admissions Office: (718) 317-3275 schulman_and_schachne.htm Web site: www.nyc.gov/hhc

Type of Organization Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization

Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Adult Day Health Care Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program Program, Housing Profile Profile Sea View Hospital Rehabilitation Center and Home opened its doors Schulman and Schachne Institute for Nursing and Rehabilitation is in 1913 as a sanitarium treating individuals suffering from the most a voluntary, non-profit, residential health care facility dedicated to feared disease of the time, tuberculosis. It was at Sea View, 39 years providing the highest quality of medical care in a homelike envi- later, that physicians developed the drug that would ultimately cure ronment. This supportive atmosphere is created by the Schulman the disease. Sea View continues to serve vulnerable populations. and Schachne Institute's dedicated team of health care profession- Today, the hospital is well known for its long term care brain injury als, who are devoted to helping each individual regain health and unit, the first in New York State. Patients undergo intensive rehabili- strength while respecting individuality, dignity, and autonomy. tation with the goals of restoring motor and cognitive functions and maximizing quality of life. Residents and adult day health care clients Service Area(s) have access to Sea View's specialty clinics, and Sea View's rehabilita- Kings (Brooklyn), Queens tion department offers a variety of physical, occupational, speech, and hearing therapies. Population(s) Adults subacute needs, Persons with HIV/AIDS, Ventilator De- Service Area(s) pendent Patients, Patients with Reparatory conditions Richmond (Staten Island)

Special Service(s) Population(s) Adult Housing, AIDS/HIV RHCF, Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+) Hemodialysis Treatment, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Certified Home Health Agency, Long Term Home Health Care Program, Special Service(s) Medical Adult Day Care, Subacute Care, Ventilator Unit and Pul- Subacute Care Program, Traumatic Brain Injury, Alzheimer/ monary Care Unit. Dementia Program, Medical Adult Day Care and Rehabilitative Services. Languages Spoken Interpreter Services Available Languages Spoken Spanish, Malayan, Afrikaans and Interpreter Services Available

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Sephardic Nursing and Shorefront Center for Rehabilitation Center Rehabilitation and Nursing Care (a member of MJHS) 2266 Cropsey Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11214 3015 West 29th Street Brooklyn, NY 11224 Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 266-6169 Contact Information Fax Number: (718) 373-2825 Phone Number: (718) 266-5700 Admissions Office: (718) 266-6100 exts. 227/248 Fax Number: (718) 265-1471 Web site: www.sephardichome.org Admissions Office: (718) 851-5960 Web site: www.mjhs.org Type of Organization Multi-Service Long/Short Term Care Organization Type of Organization Skilled Nursing Facility Skilled Nursing Facility, Adult Day Health Care Program Profile Profile Shorefront Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Care is known for Sephardic Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is known through- providing superior care, including rehab and other services usually out the region for their outstanding long term care, short-term found only in hospitals. From help with the activities of daily living to rehabilitation and Adult Day Health Care program. Established in treatment for advanced conditions, our dedicated in-house medical 1951 under non-profit auspices, today we maintain the same high staff provides a full range of care. quality of care that began as a vision over half a century ago. Service Area(s) Service Area(s) Kings county (Brooklyn) Kings (Brooklyn), and Tri-State Area Population(s) Population(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+) Adults w/Specialized Clinical Subacute Care and Dementia Special Service(s) Special Service(s) Subacute Care Program, Respite Program, Hospice Care, Palliative Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Alzheimer/Dementia Care, Medi- Care Unit, Alzheimer/Dementia program, Visually Impaired, Hearing cal, Rehabilitation, Subacute Care, Respiratory Care, Managed Impaired and Rehabilitation service. Long Term Programs, Adult Day Health Care Programs, Dental Clinic, Pain Management, Physical/ Occupational/Speech Therapy, Languages Spoken Orthopedic Rehab, Stroke Rehab, Tracheostomy Care and Spanish, Russian, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Chi- Wound Care. nese and interpreter Services Available

Languages Spoken Spanish, Russian, Yiddish, Hebrew, French, Arabic, Farsi

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Silvercrest Center for Nursing Trump Pavilion for Nursing and and Rehabilitation (The) Rehabilitation – Jamaica Hospital Nursing Home Company Inc. 144-45 87 Avenue Briarwood, NY 11435 (a member of MediSys Health Network)

th Contact Information 89-40 135 Street Phone Number: (718) 480-4000 Jamaica, NY 11418 Fax Number: (718) 658-2367 Admissions Office: (718) 480-4007 Contact Information Email: [email protected] Phone Number: (718) 206-5000 Web site: www.silvercrest.org Fax Number: (718) 206-5005 Admissions Office: (718)-206-5108 Type of Organization Web site: www.trumppavilion.org Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Type of Organization Skilled Nursing Facility, Housing Long Term Care Organization, Short and Long Term Rehabilitation

Profile Profile Silvercrest Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation is a state-of-the- Trump Pavilion was founded in 1975, and is part of the Jamaica Hos- art facility that exists to serve members of the community who pital Medical Center and a member of the MediSys Health Network. need a special home with special supports and programs to en- We moved to our new 224-bed building in 2009. We are a non- hance their capacity for life. Creating an environment that nur- profit facility providing short-term rehabilitation and long-term stays tures individuals while never forgetting their aspirations for inde- for individuals requiring 24-hour nursing care. pendence is the profound mission to which Silvercrest is called – “Giving Quality to Life”. Service Area(s) Queens, NYC, Nassau County Service Area(s) Bronx, Dutchess, Kings (Brooklyn), Manhattan (New York), Population(s) Nassau, Orange, Queens, Richmond (Staten Island), Suffolk, West- Adults and Seniors chester Special Service(s) Population(s) Rehabilitation for Hip Replacements, Knee Replacements, Post Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+), Ventilator Dependent Stroke Care, Subacute Care, Wound Care and IV Therapy. Patients Languages Spoken: Special Service(s) English, Spanish, Hindi, Creole, Korean, Russian, Tagalog Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Outpatient Rehabilitation Program, Subacute Care and Ventilator Unit.

Languages Spoken Interpreter Services Available

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United Hebrew VillageCare

391 Pelham Road 154 Christopher Street New Rochelle, NY 10805 New York, NY 10014

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (914) 632-2804 Phone Number: (212) 337-5600 Fax Number: (914) 632-8663 Fax Number: (212) 366-5528 Admissions Office: (914) 632-2804 ext. 1148 Admissions Office: (212) 337-9411 (VillageCare Rehabilitation Web site: www.uhgc.org and Nursing Center) Web site: www.villagecare.org Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Skilled Nursing Facility, Rehabilitation, Home Care, Housing Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care Profile United Hebrew is a non-sectarian, multi-service senior living cam- Profile pus located in New Rochelle, New York. UH has been serving VillageCare offers a full complement of continuing care programs for the Westchester and surrounding areas since 1919. Today, UH both older adults and persons living with HIV/AIDS. As a long-time works with more than 700 clients daily through its rich array of provider of services for frail seniors and as one of the oldest AIDS skilled and community-based programs and services, embracing providers in the nation, VillageCare has responded to evolving needs the changing needs of its clients. Through its comprehensive care by developing new programs, adapting existing programs and opening options, it encourages and supports a life of dignity and spirituality, community care components – which are preferred by many over while promoting the highest possible quality of life. institutional settings – to complement the organization’s residential services. Service Area(s) Westchester, New York Metropolitan Area, Rockland, Service Area(s) Connecticut Manhattan, Brooklyn , Bronx, Queens

Population(s) Population(s) Adults with Disabilities or those who require rehabilitation and Adults seniors (age 60+) Special Service(s) Special Service(s) Skilled Nursing Homes, Home Care (Certified Home Health Care, Short-Term Rehabilitation, Alzheimer’s Care, Long Term Home Long Term Home Health Care, Licensed Home Care), Adult Day Health Care, Adult Housing, Assisted Living, Licensed Home Care Health Care, Community Case Management, Diagnostic and Treat- Services Agency and Respite Care. ment Center, Medicaid Assisted Living, AIDS Day Treatment, Pallia- tive Care, Short-Stay Rehabilitation. Languages Spoken English, Spanish, Italian, Creole, Thai, Cantonese, Hebrew, French, Languages Spoken Urdu, Hindi, Panjabi, Pashto, Sindi, Gaelic, Albanian, Filipino, Mala- Spanish, French, German, Russian, Creole, Italian, Tagalog yalam, Arabic, Tamil, Isoko, Tagalog, Teluge, Twi (Philippines), Chinese, Norwegian and Interpreter Services Available

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Workmen's Circle Multicare Center

3155 Grace Avenue Bronx, NY 10469

Contact Information Admissions Office: (718) 379-8100 ext. 446 Fax Number: (718) 379-4018 Web site: www.wcmcc.org

Type of Organization Skilled Nursing Facility

Profile The Workmen’s Circle Fraternal Organization was founded in the 1900’s by a small group of Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe, known as the pioneers of the labor union movement. For the last 50 years, the Workmen’s Circle MultiCare Center has been focusing on the physical, social and emotional needs of its residents. In 2000, the Center began an extensive 74 Million Dol- lar renovation project. The beautifully modernized facility includes a comprehensive subacute floor, state of the art rehabilitation center, and dedicated resident and family rooms. The Center is continuing to plan for the future in order to best meet the needs of its community.

Service Area(s) Bronx

Population(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+)

Special Service(s) Alzheimer's, Hospice Care, Subacute Care, Rehabilitation. Agencies Home Health Care Languages Spoken Spanish, French, Russian and Interpreter Services Available

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Aging in America Best Choice Home Health 1000 Pelham Parkway Care, Inc. Brooklyn Division Bronx, NY 10461 (a member of Beth Abraham Family of Contact Information Health Services) Phone Number: (718) 409-8200 Fax Number: (718) 828-2697 Web site: www.aginginamerica.org 596 Prospect Place Brooklyn NY 11238 Type of Organization LICENSED HOME CARE SERVICE AGENCY Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 362-1440 LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE Fax Number: (718) 405-6795 PROGRAM Web site: www.bethabe.org

Type of Organization LICENSED HOME CARE SERVICE AGENCY ArchCare 205 Lexington Avenue, 3rd floor New York, NY 10016

Contact Information Brooklyn Hospital Center Phone Number: (646) 633-4700 Fax Number: (646) 395-5902 19 Rockwell Place Web site: www.aarchcare.org Brooklyn, NY 11217

Type of Organization Contact Information CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY Phone Number: (718)-260-2700 Fax Number: (718) 260-2862 Web site: www.tbh.org

Best Choice Home Health Care, Type of Organization CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY Inc. Bronx Division (a member of Beth Abraham Family of Health Services) Cabrini Care at Home 2275 Ollinville Avenue Bronx, NY 10467 (a member of Cabrini-Eldercare)

th Contact Information 220 East 19 Street Phone Number: (718) 515-5500 New York, YN 10003 Fax Number: (718) 652-7085 or (718) 944-4590 Web site: www.bethabe.org Contact Information Phone Number: (212) 995-7080 Type of Organization Fax Number: (646)-794-4950 Web site: www.cabrini-eldercare.org LICENSED HOME CARE SERVICE AGENCY Type of Organization LICENSED HOME CARE SERICES AGENCY

Always contact the organization directly to confirm information as details may change over time.

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Cabrini of Westchester Center for Nursing and (a member of Cabrini-Eldercare) Rehabilitation (CNR)

115 Broadway (a member of Beth Abraham Family of Health Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522 Services)

Contact Information 1815 Cornaga Avenue Phone Number: (914) 693-6800 Far Rockaway, NY 11691 Fax Number: (914) 693-1731 Web site: www.cabrini-eldercare.org Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 471-3676 Type of Organization Fax Number: (718) 471-8692 LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE Web site: www: cnr.org PROGRAM Type of Organization HIV/AIDS HOME CARE PROGRAM

Calvary Hospital (a member of ArchCare) Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (CNR) 1740 Eastchester Road Bronx, NY 10461 (a member of Beth Abraham Family of Health Services) Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 430-9540 596 Prospect Place Fax Number: (718) 518-2185 Brooklyn, NY 11238 Web site: www.calvaryhospital.org/index/home.htm Contact Information Type of Organization Phone Number: (877) 426-7225 CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY Fax Number: (718) 638-9124 Web site: www.cnr.org

Type of Organization Catholic Home Care LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM (a member of Catholic Health Services of ` Long Island)

245 Old Country Road Cobble Hill Health Center Melville NY 11747 380 Henry Street Contact Information Brooklyn, NY 11201 Phone Number: (631) 465-6830 Fax Number: (631) 465-6858 Contact Information Web site: catholichomecare.chsli.org Phone Number: (718) 855-6789 Fax Number: (718) 852-5673 Type of Organization Web site: www.cobblehill.org CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY Type of Organization LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM

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Comprehensive Care Empire State Home Care Management Corporation Service, Inc. (a member of Beth Abraham Family of Health (a member of Visiting Nurse Regional Health Care Services) System)

2275 Ollinville Avenue- lower level 15 Metrotech Center, 11th Floor Bronx, NY 10467 Brooklyn NY 11201

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 515-5500 Phone Number: (718) 923-7110 Fax Number: (718) 652-7085 or (718) 944-4590 Fax Number: (718) 923-8187 Web site: www.bethabe.org Web site: www.vnrhcs.org

Type of Organization Type of Organization CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY AGENCY LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM First to Care Home Care (a member of MJHS)

DOJ Nursing & Rehabilitation 6323 Seventh Avenue, 2nd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11220 Center (aka) (Daughters of Jacob Nursing Contact Information & Rehab Center) Phone Number: (718) 630-2500

Fax Number: (718) 630-2599 1160 Teller Avenue Web site: www.mjhs.org Bronx NY 10456

Type of Organization Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 293-1500 CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY Fax Number: (718) 992-7074 Web site: www.cdojhealthservices.com

Type of Organization Good Samaritan Hospital Home LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE Health Care (a member of Bon PROGRAM Secours New York Health System)

255 Lafayette Avenue (Route 59) ElderServe Suffern, NY 10901

(a member of Hebrew Home at Contact Information Riverdale) Phone Number: (845) 368-5000 Fax Number: (845) 368-5348 6 Executive Plaza Web site: www.goodsamhosp.org Yonkers, NY 10701 Type of Organization Contact Information CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY Phone Number: (914) 368-5550 LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE Fax Number: (914) 368-5551 Web site: www.hebrewhome.org PROGRAM

Type of Organization CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY LICENSED HOME CARE SERVICES LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM

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Good Samaritan Nursing Home Hebrew Home at Riverdale (a member of Catholic Health Services of (The) Long Island) 5901 Palisade Avenue Riverdale, NY 10471 101 Elm Street Sayville, NY 11782 Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 581-1000 Contact Information Fax Number: (718) 549-1269 Phone Number: (631) 244-2400 Organization Web site: www.hebrewhome.org Fax Number: (631) 244-2405 Web site: www.good.samaritan-hospital.org Type of Organization CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY Type of Organization LICENSED HOME CARE AGENCY LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM PROGRAM

Gouverneur Healthcare Services Health and Home Care (HHC) (a member of NYC Health and Hospital Corporation) (a member of NYC Health and Hospital Corporation) 227 Madison Street New York, NY 10002 160 Water Street, 9th Floor New York, NY 11423 Contact Information Phone Number: (212) 238-7000 Fax Number: (212) 238-7687 Contact Information Web site: www.nyc.gov/hhc Phone Number: (646) 458-6100 Fax Number: (646) 458-6485 Type of Organization Web site: www.homecarenyc.org CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY Type of Organization CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY

LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE Gurwin Jewish Nursing PROGRAM

Rehabilitation Center

68 Hauppauge Road, Home Assistance Personnel Commack, NY 11725 Incorporated – (HAPI)

Contact Information (a member Jewish Home Lifecare) Phone Number: (631) 715-2000 Fax Number: (631) 715-2908 2900 Exterior Street Web site: www.gurwin.org Bronx, NY 10463

Type of Organization Contact Information LICENSED HOME CARE SERVICES Phone Number: (718) 367-1311 Fax Number: (718) 365-2856 AGENCY Web site: www.jewishhome.org LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM Type of Organization LICENSED HOME CARE SERVICES AGENCY

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Isabella Geriatric Center Jewish Home Lifecare,

515 Audubon Avenue Manhattan New York, NY 10040 120 West 106th Street Contact Information New York, NY 10025 Phone Number: (212) 342-9200 Fax Number: (212) 927-4592 Contact Information Web site: www.isabella.org Phone Number: (212) 870-5000 Fax Number: (212) 870-4895 Type of Organization Web site: www.jewishhome.org LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE Type of Organization PROGRAM LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE LICENSED HOME CARE SERVICES PROGRAM AGENCY

Jamaica Hospital Home Health Long Beach Medical Center

(a member of MediSys Health Network) 249 East Park Avenue Long Beach, NY 11561 8900 Van Wyck Expressway Jamaica, NY 11418 Contact Information Phone Number: (516) 897-1300 Contact Information Fax Number: (516) 897-1308 Phone Number: (718) 206-8470 Web site: www.lbmc.org/services/senior_care.htm Fax Number: (718) 206-8477 Web site: www.jamaicahospital.org Type of Organization CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY Type of Organization LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY PROGRAM LONG TERM HOME HEALTH PROGRAM

Lutheran Augustana Center for Jewish Home Lifecare, Harry and Extended Care and Jeanette Weinberg Campus, Rehabilitation Bronx 100 West Kingsbridge Road 5434 Second Avenue Bronx, NY 10468 Brooklyn, NY 11220

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 410-1500 Phone Number: (718) 630-6000 Fax Number: (718) 410-1366 Fax Number: (718) 630-6025 Admissions Office: (718) 410-1330 Web site: www.lutheranaugustanacenter.com/ Web site: www.jewishhome.org Type of Organization Type of Organization LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM PROGRAM

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MJHS Home Care New York City Health and (a member of MJHS) Hospitals Corporation

6323 Seventh Avenue, 2nd Floor 125 Worth Street, Room 514 Brooklyn, NY 11220 New York, NY 10013

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 921-7820 Phone Number: (212) 295-5810 Fax Number: (718) 759-4049 Fax Number: (212) 295-5645 Web site: www.mjhs.org Web site: www.nyc.gov/hhc

Type of Organization Type of Organization LICENSED HOME CARE SERVICES CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY AGENCY LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM PROGRAM MEDICARE/MEDICAID MANAGED CARE INSURANCE PLAN

Montefiore Medical Center

One Fordham Plaza, Suite 1100 New York Congregational Bronx, NY 10458 Nursing Center, Inc.

Contact Information 135 Linden Boulevard Phone Number: (718) 405-4400 Brooklyn, NY 11226 Fax Number: (718) 367-0705

Web site: www.montefiore.org/ Contact Information

Phone Number: (718) 284-0039 Type of Organization Fax Number: (718) 282-1263 CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY Website: www.nycnc.org/ LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM Type of Organization LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM

Morningside House (a member of Aging in America) New York Hospital Queens

1000 Pelham Parkway South Bronx, NY 10461 56-45 Main Street Flushing, NY 11355 Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 409-8200 Contact Information Fax Number: (718) 828-2697 Phone Number: (718) 670-1231 or 212-609-7500 Web site: www.aginginamerica.org Web site: www.nyhq.org/

Type of Organization Type of Organization LICENSED HOME CARE CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY SERVICES AGENCY LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM

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Our Lady of Consolation Rebekah Rehab and Extended Nursing & Rehabilitative Care Care Center Center (a member of Catholic Health Services of LI, Continuing Care Division) 1070 Havemeyer Avenue Bronx, NY 10462

111 Beach Drive Contact Information West Islip, NY 11795 Phone Number: (718) 863-6200

Fax Number: (914) 530-2169 Contact Information Web site: www.unitedoddfellow.com Phone Number: (631) 587-1600 ext. 8357

Fax Number: (631) 587-5960 Type of Organization Web site: www.olc.chsli.org LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE Type of Organization PROGRAM LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM Rutland Nursing Home at

Parker Jewish Institute for Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center Healthcare and Rehabilitation 585 Schenectady Avenue 271-11 76th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11203 New Hyde Park, NY 11040-1433 Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 604-5000 Phone Number: (718) 289-2100 Fax Number: (718) 604-5622 Fax Number: (718) 289-2323 Web site: www.kingsbrook.org Web site: www.parkerinstitute.org Type of Organization Type of Organization CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM

St. Johnland Nursing Center, Inc.

Putnam Hospital Center - 395 Sunken Meadow Road (CHHA) Kings Park, NY 11754

614 Clock Tower Commons (Building 1) Contact Information Brewster, NY 10509 Phone Number: (631) 269-5800

Fax Number: (631) 269-5876 Contact Information Web site: www.stjohnland.org Phone Number: (845) 278-4068

Fax Number: (845) 279-5490 Type of Organization Web site: www.putnamhospital.org LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE Type of Organization PROGRAM CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY

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St. Mary's Care at Home St. Mary's Hospital for Children (a member of St. Mary's Healthcare System for (a member of St. Mary's Healthcare Children) System for Children)

5 Dakota Drive, Suite 200 5 Dakota Drive, Suite 200 New Hyde Park, NY 10420 New Hyde Park, NY 10420

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (631) 752-0400 Phone Number: (800) 270-2478 Fax Number: (631) 752-0535 Fax Number: (516) 861-3800 Web site: www.stmaryskids.org Web site: www.stmaryskids.org

Type of Organization Type of Organization HOME CARE CASE MANAGEMENT LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM

St. Mary's Community Care Professionals St. Mary's Metropolitan Home (a member of St. Mary's Healthcare Care For Kids System for Children) (a member of St. Mary's Healthcare System for Children) 91-31 Queen Blvd. Suite 201 Elmhurst, NY 11373 5 Dakota Drive, Suite 200 New Hyde Park, NY 10420 Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 281-8573 Contact Information Fax Number: (718) 672-3970 Phone Number: (800) 270-2478 Web site: www.stmaryskids.org Fax Number: (516) 861-3800 Web site: www.stmaryskids.org Type of Organization LICENSED HOME CARE SERVICES AGENCY Type of Organization CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY

St. Mary's Extraordinary Home Care Saint Joseph's Nursing Home

(a member of St. Mary's Healthcare 113 South Broadway System for Children) Yonkers, NY 10701

5 Dakota Drive, Suite 200 Contact Information New Hyde Park, NY 10420 Phone Number: (914) 378-7000 Fax Number: (914) 965-4838 Contact Information Web site: www.saintjosephs.org Phone Number: (800) 270-2478 Fax Number: (516) 861-3800 Type of Organization Web site: www.stmaryskids.org LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM Type of Organization CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY

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Schervier Nursing Care Center VillageCare (a member of Bon Secours New York 112 Charles Street Health System) New York, NY 10014

2975 Independence Avenue Contact Information Riverdale, NY 10463 Phone Number: (212) 337-5611 Fax Number: (212) 366-5317 or 6516 Contact Information Web site: www.vcny.org Phone Number: (718) 548-1700 Fax Number: (718) 884-7548 Type of Organization Web site: www.scherviercares.org CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY

Type of Organization LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM PROGRAM

VillageCare Plus, Inc. Schulman and Schachne (a member of VillageCare)

Institute 154 Christopher Street, 2E (a member of MediSys Health Network) New York, NY 10014

555 Rockaway Parkway Contact Information Brooklyn, NY 11212 Phone Number: (212) 337-5730 Fax Number: (212) 366-1177 Contact Information Web site: www.vcny.org Phone Number: (718) 240-5775 Fax Number: (718) 240-6923 Type of Organization Web site: www.brookdale.edu/html/facilities/ LICENSED HOME CARE SERVICES AGENCY schulman_and_schachne.htm

Type of Organization CERTIFED HOME HEALTH AGENCY Visiting Nurse Regional Health LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE Care System PROGRAM 15 Metrotech Center, 11th Floor Brooklyn, NY 11201

United Hebrew Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 923-7110 391 Pehlem Road Fax Number: (718) 923-8187 New Rochelle, NY 10805 Web site: www.vnrhcs.org

Contact Information Type of Organization Phone Number: (914) 632-2804 CERTIFED HOME HEALTH AGENCY Fax Number: (914) 632-8663 Web site: www.unitedhebrewgeriatric.org LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM Type of Organization LICENSED HOME CARE SERVICES AGENCY LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM

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Visiting Nurse Service of New Yo r k

107 East 70th Street New York, NY 10021

Contact Information Phone Number: (800) 867-1225 Fax Number: (212) 794-6610 Web site: www.vnsny.org

Type of Organization CERTIFED HOME HEALTH AGENCY LICENSED HOME CARE SERVICE PRO- GRAM MANAGED LONG TERM CARE PROGRAM

Winthrop University Hospital Home Care

290 Old Country Road Mineola, NY 11501

Contact Information Phone Number: (516) 663-8000 Fax Number: (516) 663-8011 Web site: www.winthrop.org/ Care Long Term Systems

Type of Organization CERTIFED HOME HEALTH AGENCY LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE PROGRAM

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ArchCare Aging in America 205 Lexington Avenue, 3rd floor 1000 Pelham Parkway New York, NY 10016 Bronx, NY 10461 Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (646) 633-4700 Phone Number: (718) 409-8200 Fax Number: (646) 395-5902 Fax Number: (718) 828-2697 Web site: www.archcare.org Web site: www.aginginamerica.org Type of Organization Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Adult Day Health Care Program, Skilled Nursing Facility, Long Term Home Health Care, Licensed Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (ACE), Managed Long Home Care Services Agency, Adult Day Health Care Program, Term Care Plan (MLTCP), Subacute care, Short-term rehabilitative Housing, Senior Centers care, Long Term Acute Care Hospital (LTACH), Specialty Hospital, Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plan Profile In the mid 1960s, St. Luke's merged with the Peabody Home to Profile become Morningside House and in 1972 Morningside House As the Continuing Care Community of the Archdiocese of New York, opened Morningside House Nursing Home. The goal remained ArchCare is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the same, to improve the lives of those most in need of assistance, providing holistic, quality care to frail and disabled individuals. and make every day matter. In 1977 Aging in America was created to serve as the parent company for Morningside House and the Service Area(s) other services being provided to the community. Today Aging in Bronx, Dutchess, Manhattan (New York), Orange, Richmond (Staten America oversees five subsidiaries with the common mission of Island) devoting time, resources and skills to those who need it most in neighborhoods of the Bronx, Manhattan, Westchester, Rockland, Population(s) and Long Island. Adults with Disabilities, Children with Disabilities, Seniors (age 55+), Persons with HIV/AIDS, Huntington’s Disease or End-Stage Renal Service Area(s) Disease (ESRD) Bronx, Manhattan, Westchester, Long Island Special Service(s) Population(s) Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Diagnostic and Treatment Center, Adults Hemodialysis Treatment, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Huntington’s Disease, Certified Home Health Agency, Medical Adult Day Care, Special Service(s) Subacute Care, Rehabilitation, Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Housing, Licensed Home Care Services Agency, Short-term, post Elderly and Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plan. acute rehabilitation with focus on orthopedic and cardiac patients, Long term care for individuals who require skilled nursing care Entities including those with Alzheimer’s/Dementia, Hospice Care, Pallia- ArchCare at Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center tive Care, Long Term Home Health Care Program, Medical Adult ArchCare at Ferncliff Nursing Home Day Care, Respite Care, Case Assistance Management, Senior ArchCare at Kateri Residence Center and Intergenerational Programming. ArchCare at Mary Manning Walsh Home ArchCare at San Vincent de Paúl Skilled Nursing Languages Spoken & Rehabilitation Center English and Interpreter Services Available ArchCare at St. Teresa's Nursing and Rehabilitation Center ArchCare at Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center Entities ArchCare Senior Life Aging in America Community Services ArchCare Advantage Morningside House Calvary Hospital Morningside House Bronx Adult Day Health Care Calvary @ Home Morningside House Westchester Adult Day Health Care Morningside Long-Term Home Care Morningside at Home

Always contact the organization directly to confirm information as details may change over time.

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Beth Abraham Family of Health Bon Secours New York Health Services System

612 Allerton Avenue 2975 Independence Ave. Bronx, NY 10467 Riverdale, NY 10463

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 519-4000 Phone Number: (718) 548-1700 Fax Number: (718) 519-4010 Fax Number: (718) 884-7548 Admissions Office: (718) 519-4060 Phone Number: (718) 884-5100 (Schervier Resource and Referral Web site: www.bethabe.org Center) Web site: www.scherviercares.org Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Medical Adult Day Care, Managed Care, Housing Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Housing

Profile Profile Beth Abraham Family of Health Services is a national leader in Bon Secours New York Health System (BSNYHS), mission is to providing and coordinating residential, home and community- bring compassion to health care and to be “good help” to those in based long term care for chronically ill, elderly and disabled adults need, especially the poor and the dying. Bon Secours New York’s throughout the New York metropolitan area. Our continuing care mission is carried out through the services and programs of services include residential health care, Subacute medical care, Schervier Nursing Care Center, Burke at Schervier Short-Term rehabilitation, home care, adult day health care, managed care and Rehabilitation Program, Schervier Respite Care, Schervier Center for independent housing facilities for the elderly and disabled. Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care, Schervier Long Term Home Health Care Program, Schervier Center for Research in Geriatric Nursing Service Area(s) Care, the Schervier Apartments, Interfaith Caregivers, and the Bronx, Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Staten Island, Westchester, Schervier Apartments Long Island Service Area(s) Population(s) Bronx, Manhattan, Westchester for Home Care Services, Tri-state Adults with disabilities, Seniors (age 60+), Patients with traumatic area and beyond for all other programs as well as out of state. brain injuries, adults who are chronically ill Population(s) Special Service(s) Seniors (age 55+), Adults who require short-term rehab including Adult Housing, Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hospice Care, Pallia- orthopedic cardiac, neurological, cardio-pulmonary, post surgical tive Care, Medical Adult Day Care, Respite Care, Subacute Care, rehabilitation, and IV antibiotic therapy, Adults with Disabilities in- Rehabilitation and Licensed Home Healthcare Agency. cluding Mental retardation and development disabilities.

Languages Spoken Special Service(s) 72 + languages spoken including, English, Spanish, Chinese, Korean Adult Housing, Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hospice Care, Palliative and Russian Care, Long Term Home Health Care Program, Respite Care and Subacute Care. Entities Beth Abraham Health Services Languages Spoken Best Choice Home Health Care English, Spanish, Italian, Russian, French and Employee language bank Comprehensive Care Management Corporation (CCM) available for translation Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (CNR) Institute for Music and Neurologic Function (IMNF) Entities Margaret Tietz Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Schervier Apartments Schnurmacher Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Schervier Long Term Home Health Care Program Schervier Center for Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care Schervier Nursing Care Center Bon Secours Center for Research and Education

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Catholic Health Services of Long Episcopal Health Services, Inc.

Island, Continuing Care Division 700 Hicksville Road, Suite 210 Bethpage, NY 11714 245 Old Country Road Melville, NY 11747 Contact Information Phone Number: (516) 349-6100 Contact Information Fax Number: (516) 349-6149 Phone Number: (631) 465-6459 Web site: www.ehs.org Fax Number: (631) 465-6513 Web site: www.chsli.org Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Type of Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Skilled Nursing Facility, Ambulatory Care Facilities, Adult Day Care Program Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care & Equipment Services, Hos- pice and an organization that serves individuals with developmen- Profile tal disabilities Episcopal Health Services Inc., is a not-for-profit organization dedi- cated to providing a continuum of quality health care, began nearly a Profile century and a half ago. Today, EHS remains a leader in the health Catholic Health Services of Long Island (CHS) is an integrated care industry and has grown to become one of the largest health health care delivery system that includes some of the region's care systems in New York State, serving Brooklyn, Queens, and finest health and human services agencies. CHS comprises five Nassau County. EHS provides quality health care through its hospi- hospitals, four nursing homes, a regional home care and hospice tals, primary and ambulatory care facilities, nursing homes, and re- network and a community-based agency for persons with special tirement facilities and addresses the emerging life-care needs of the needs. More than 13,500 staff and 2,700 medical professionals people it serves. work within the CHS system. Founded in 1997 to oversee the Diocese of Rockville Centre's health care organizations, CHS Service Area(s) serves hundreds of thousands of Long Islanders each years provid- Kings (Brooklyn), Queens, Nassau ing care that extends from the beginning of life to helping people live their final years in comfort, grace, and dignity. Population(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+) Service Area(s) Nassau, Suffolk Special Service(s) ElderCare and Clinical Pastoral Education. Population(s) Adults with Disabilities, Seniors (age 60+) Entities Bishop Charles Waldo MacLean Episcopal Nursing Home Special Service(s) Bishop Henry B. Hucles Episcopal Nursing Home Subacute Care Program, Hospice Program, Palliative Care Unit, Alzheimer/Dementia Program, Short-Term Orthopedic and Medi- cal Rehabilitation and Pastoral Care for residents of all faiths. 61

Entities Catholic Home Care & Catholic Home Support Services Good Samaritan Nursing Home (LTHHCP) Good Shepard Hospice Maryhaven Center of Hope Our Lady of Consolation Nursing & Rehabilitative Care Center St. Catherine of Siena Nursing & Rehabilitation Care Center

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Jewish Guild for the Blind (The) Jewish Home Lifecare

15 West 65th Street 120 West 106th Street New York, NY 10023 New York, NY 10025

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (212) 769-6200 Phone Number: (212) 870-5000 Fax Number: (212) 769-6266 Fax Number: (212) 870-4895 Web site: www.jgb.org Web site: www.jewishhome.org

Type of Organization Type of Organization Multi-Service Health Care Organization Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization

Adult Day Health Care Programs, Managed Long Term Care Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Adult Day Health Care Pro- Program, Mental Health Day Treatment Program, Developmental gram, Housing, Transportation, Research and Education Disabilities Day Treatment Program, Psychiatric Clinic, Long Term

Care, Diagnostic and Treatment Clinic Profile

For over 163 years, Jewish Home has provided health care and hous- Profile ing to elders in the metropolitan area. With campuses in the Bronx, The Jewish Guild for the Blind (The Guild) is a not-for-profit, non- Manhattan, and Westchester, we serve over 9,000 individuals annu- sectarian agency that serves persons of all ages who are visually ally through long term care, short stay rehabilitation, home care, impaired, blind, and multi-disabled. The Guild, together with its adult day care, senior housing, care management, and transportation subsidiaries, offers a broad range of programs that include medi- services. We are one of the oldest and largest non-profit long term cal, vision, low-vision, psychiatric and rehabilitative services, man- care facilities in New York State. aged long-term care, residential services, day health programs, schools, and educational training programs for independent living. Service Area(s) Our mission is to assist people who are blind or visually impaired Bronx, Manhattan (New York), Westchester and who may have additional disabilities to achieve lives of dignity and independence. Population(s)

Seniors (age 60+), Subacute Patients Service Area(s)

Manhattan (New York), Queens, Kings (Brooklyn), Bronx, MLTC Special Service(s) also serves Nassau and Suffolk Counties, ADHC programs in Senior Housing, Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Hemodialysis Treat- Manhattan, Yonkers, Albany, Buffalo and Niagara. ment, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Licensed Home Care Services

Agency, Long Term Home Health Care Program, Medical Adult Day Population(s) Care, Programs for the Visually Impaired, Respite Care, Subacute Adults with Disabilities Care and Rehabilitation.

Special Service(s) Languages Spoken Clinical Services, Behavioral Health Spanish, Russian and Interpreter Services Available

Entities Entities Guild Institute for Vision and Aging Home Assistance Personnel Incorporated (HAPI) Jewish Home Lifecare, Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Campus, Bronx Jewish Home Lifecare, Manhattan Jewish Home Lifecare, Sarah Neuman Center, Westchester

Jewish Home Lifecare, (LTHHCP)

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MediSys Health Network MJHS

One Van Wyck Plaza 440 Ninth Avenue, 14th Floor Jamaica, NY 11418 New York, NY 10001

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (718) 206-6000 Phone Number: (800) 370-8317 Web site: www.medisyshealth.org/index.htm Fax Number: (212) 356-5445

Web site: www.mjhs.org Type of Organization

Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Type of Organization

Charitable not-for-profit, multi-service long term care organization: Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Adult Day Health Care Pro- adult day health care, home care, hospice, palliative care, health gram, Housing plans, centers for rehabilitation and nursing care, housing

Profile Profile MediSys Health Care Network, Inc. (MediSys) is a New York not- MJHS was founded in 1907 by four Brooklyn ladies who recognized for-profit corporation. MediSys is a supporting organization to the despair of the poor, frail an elderly as a result they created the Jamaica Hospital Medical Center (JHMC) established in 1891, Brooklyn Ladies Hebrew Home for the Aged. More than 100 years Flushing Hospital Medical Center (FHMC) today a 293-bed volun- later, those same core values continue to guide us as we provide tary not-for profit teaching hospital, Brookdale University Hospital exceptional home care, hospice and palliative care, health plans and and Medical Center (BUHMC) one of Brooklyn’s largest voluntary centers for rehabilitation and nursing care. For more information, non-profit teaching hospital with 530 inpatient beds and extensive visit www.mjhs.org. Ambulatory Care Network.

Service Area(s) Service Area(s) New York City, Nassau County, Westchester County Kings (Brooklyn), Queens

Population(s) Population(s) Persons of all ages Seniors (age 60+), Adults with Disabilities

Special Service(s) Special Service(s) Long Term Home Care Program, Managed Long Term Care, Medical Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Huntington’s Disease, Subacute model adult day care for Russian and Asian clients, Pediatric home Care, Short-Term Orthopedic Rehabilitation and Total Hip and care, Pediatric Hospice and Palliative Care, Hospice programs that Knee replacements. include Halachic Pathway for Orthodox Jewish patients, end-of-life

care that meets the unique needs of Holocaust survivors, and cultur- Entities ally sensitive, multi-lingual care for Asian patients, specialist-level Jamaica Hospital Home Health palliative care, a pioneering managed long term care plan (MLTCP), Schulman and Schachne Institute for Nursing and Rehabilitation Telehealth, Research and development Trump Pavilion for Nursing and Rehabilitation

Languages Spoken

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Entities New York City Health and Rehabilitation and Nursing Care Facilities Menorah Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Care Hospitals Corporation (HHC) Shorefront Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Care 125 Worth Street, Room 514 Adult Day Health Care New York, NY 10013 MJHS Adult Day Health Centers, Menorah Campus Contact Information MJHS Adult Day Health Center Phone Number: (212) 295-5810 Fax Number: (212) 295-5645 Home Care Web site: www.nyc.gov/hhc MJHS Home Care First to Care Home Care Type of Organization St. Mary’s Metropolitan Home Care for Kids Multi-Service Health Care Organization MJHS Licensed Home Care Services Agency Hospitals (eleven), Skilled Nursing Facilities (four), Home Care (one) Hospice and Palliative Care agency able to serve residents of Manhattan, Queens and the Bronx, MJHS Hospice and Palliative Care including a telehealth program serving all five boroughs, Long Term Care Chronic Hospital (one), Diagnostic and Treatment Centers Health Plans (six), community based clinics (80+) and a Medicare and Medicaid Elderplan (inclusive of the HomeFirst MLTCP) managed care insurance plan, MetroPlus.

Housing Profile Shorefront Towers (HHC), the largest municipal hospital and health care system in the Bensonhurst Housing for the Elderly country, provides a comprehensive continuum of acute and post acute services in all five boroughs. The Corporation’s post acute or long-term continuum consists of a long-term chronic hospital, 4 skilled nursing facilities, a certified home health care agency, a long term home health care program and a Medicare/Medicaid managed 64 care insurance plan. HHC facilities treat nearly one-fifth of all gen- eral hospital discharges and more than one-third of emergency room and hospital-based clinic visits in New York City.

Service Area(s) Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn), Manhattan (New York), Queens, Richmond (Staten Island)

Population(s) Adults with disabilities, Seniors (age 60+)

Special Service(s) Telehealth (program that uses home-based technology to help pa- tients manage their chronic illness), Rehabilitation Services for per- sons requiring constant nursing care, Cardiac rehabilitation, dedi- cated Stage 4 wound care unit, Traumatic Brain Injury rehabilitative care program, dementia care, ventilator care and weaning program; multi-ethnic activities programming; culture change environmental and programming aspects.

Entities Coler-Goldwater Specialty Hospital and Nursing Facility Dr. Susan Smith McKinney Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Gouverneur Healthcare Services Sea View Hospital and Rehabilitation Center and Home HHC Health & Home Care (Bronx, Queens & Manhattan) MetroPlus Health Plan (Citywide)

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North Shore-Long Island Jewish St. Mary's Healthcare System for (LIJ) Health System Children

145 Community Drive 29-01 216 Street Great Neck, NY 11021 Bayside, NY 11360

Contact Information Contact Information Phone Number: (516) 465-8000 Phone Number: (718) 281-8800 Web site: www.nslij.com Web site: www.stmaryskids.org

Type of Organization Type of Organization Health System Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization

Profile Skilled Nursing Facility and Rehabilitation, PDHC, Home Care, Early The North Shore-LIJ Health System provides a full range of ser- Education vices along the continuum of care to residents of Long Island, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island. Profile St. Mary’s Hospital for Children is the flagship facility of St. Mary's Service Area(s) Health Care System for Children, one of the nation’s premier provid- Long Island (Nassau and Suffolk counties), Manhattan, Queens and ers of health care for children with special needs and life-limiting con- Staten Island ditions. St. Mary's is committed to improving the health and quality of life for children with special needs and their families. Children from Population(s) birth to age 18 receive complex inpatient medical care and intensive Adults and Children rehabilitation at this 97-bed Queens campus, located on nine acres of grounds adjoining Little Neck Bay. The Hospital also houses St. Mary's Special Service(s) Center for Pediatric Feeding Disorders, Traumatic Brain Injury and Long Term Home Health Care Program, Sub-acute Care Program, Coma Recovery Program, Pediatric Day Health Care (PDH) and Early Ventilator Units, Traumatic Brain Injury, AIDS/HIV Program, Education for children 2-5 years. Respite Program, Hospice Program/Palliative Care Unit, Alz- heimer/Dementia Program, Visually Impaired, Hearing Impaired, Service Area(s) Rehabilitation, Sub-acute Care Program, and Dialysis. Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn), Manhattan (New York), Nassau, Queens, Richmond (Staten Island), Rockland, Suffolk, Westchester Languages Spoken Interpreter Services Available Population(s) Children with Disabilities, Persons with HIV/AIDS, Patients with Trau- Entities matic Brain Injuries, Neurobehavioral Patients, Children with compli- Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center (Affiliate) cations from Premature Birth, Injury, Illness, or Chronic Health Issues, Orzac Center for Extended Care and Rehabilitation Children with Feeding Disorders Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabilitation (Clinical Affiliate) Special Service(s) North Shore University Hospital Stern Family Center for Ex- AIDS/HIV RHCF, End of Life and Palliative Care, Long Term Home tended Care and Rehabilitation, Manhasset Health Care Program, PDHC, Pediatric RHCF, Respite Care, Subacute Care, Traumatic Brain Injury Program, Pediatric Feeding Disorders, Special Education (Early Intervention/Committee for Preschool Special Education), Early Childhood Education, Healing and Therapeutic Arts, Behavioral Health, Physiatry, Rehabilitative Therapies, Pastoral Care and Respiratory Therapy.

Languages Spoken English, Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese, French Creole, Multiple African Dialects, Hebrew and all other Languages Available Through Inter- preter Services

Entities St. Mary's Hospital for Children St. Mary's Community Care Professionals- (LHCSA) St. Mary's Care at Home Program St. Mary's Hospital for Children - (LTHHCP) St. Mary’s Extraordinary Home Care - (CHHA) St. Mary's Metropolitan Home Care for Kids 65

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Visiting Nurse Service of New Yo r k

107 East 70th Street New York, NY 10021

Contact Information Phone Number: (888) 867-1225 Fax Number: (212) 794-6610 Web site: www.vnsny.org

Type of Organization Certified Home Health Care Organization, Licensed Home Care Service Program, Managed Long, Long Term Care Service

Profile Since its inception in 1893, VNSNY has provided care to children and adults in need, and we continue to offer New Yorkers a com- prehensive spectrum of health care services in the home and the community. As our city and communities have grown, the VNSNY workforce has grown in both size and diversity, and today we are an agency of more than 15,000 people speaking more than fifty languages, providing services ranging from prenatal to end-of-life care, post acute to long term care, state-of-the-art wound care to ground-breaking behavioral health and mental health services. We have built partnerships with hospitals, physician practices, skilled nursing facilities, and community-based organizations in many com- munities.

Service Area(s) Five boroughs of New York City (Manhattan, Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island) as well as Nassau and Westchester Coun- ties

Population(s) Adults and children

Special Service(s) Skilled Nursing Care, Rehabilitation (physical, occupational speech), HIV/AIDS , Nursing Home Without Walls (LTHHCP), Nurse- Family Partnership, Diabetes Care Management, Pediatric Palliative Care, Hospice and Palliative Care, Maternity, Newborn & Pediat- rics, Bronx Fatherhood and Fathers First Programs, Chronic Care Expertise, In-Home Care and Companionship (Private Pay Ser- vices), Medicare and Medicaid Health Plans – VNSNY CHOICE

MLTC and VNSNY CHOICE Medicare, Mobile Crisis, Behavioral Services Care Index Term Long Health.

Languages Spoken VNSNY employees speak more than 50 languages

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VillageCare Visiting Nurse Regional Health Care System 154 Christopher Street

New York, NY 10014 15 Metrotech Center, 11th Floor

Brooklyn, NY 11201 Contact Information

Phone Number: (212) 337-5600 Contact Information Fax Number: (212) 366-5528 Phone Number: (718) 923-7110 Web site: www.vcny.org Fax Number: (718) 923-8187

Web site: www.vcny.org Type of Organization

Multi-Service Long Term Care Organization Type of Organization

Certified Home Health Agency, Long Term Home Health Care Skilled Nursing Facility, Home Care, Adult Day Health Care Pro- Program gram, Managed Long Term Care Program, Senior Housing, AIDS

Day Treatment Profile

VNR oversees the Visiting Nurse Association of Brooklyn, Inc. Profile (VNAB), the oldest and most highly respected Certified Home VillageCare is a community-based, not-for-profit service organiza- Health Agency in New York City. VNAB has provided exemplary tion serving older adults, persons living with HIV/AIDS and indi- home health care to the residents of Brooklyn since 1888. Expanding viduals in need of medical and rehabilitation services. VillageCare the traditions and quality home care of VNAB to other residents of creates a caring and supportive environment in which all of those the New York City metropolitan area is Empire State Home Care served, including their families and partners, are respected for Services, Inc. a Certified Home Health Agency and a proud member their uniqueness. Good physical and mental health is nurtured by of the VNR family. Our agency works hard to stand out from tradi- accepting people as they are and by engaging individuals in an tional health care providers. To our staff of talented health care interactive process of healing body, mind and spirit in a therapeu- professional, patients are not a number and a diagnosis; they are tic environment. VillageCare recognizes and heartily supports self- human beings who deserve to be treated with respect, compassion directed care – allowing persons being served to maintain their and honesty. independence and control their own care.

Service Area(s) Service Area(s) We service all five boroughs and Westchester with our sister Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn), Manhattan (New York), Queens agency, Empire State Home Care Services, Inc.

Population(s) Population(s) Adults Birth thru 110 years

Special Service(s) Special Service(s) Adult Housing, Adult Protective Services, AIDS/HIV Residential Behavioral Health, Certified Home Health Agency, Lombardi, Mater- Health Care Facility, Certified Home Health Agency, Long Term nal Child, Telehealth, Children with Disabilities, Persons with HIV/ Home Health Care Program, Licensed Home Care Agency, Alz- AIDS, Neurobehavioral Patients and Psychiatric Care. heimer’s/Dementia Care, COBRA Case Management, Diagnostic

& Treatment Center, Medicaid Assisted Living Program, Medical Languages Spoken Adult Day Care, Meals and Nutrition program, Palliative Care, Chinese-Cantonese, Fujinese and Mandarin, Dutch, French, French Respite Care, Short-Stay Rehabilitation. Creole, Georgian, Haitian, Hebrew, Hindi, Igbo, Italian, Korean,

Romanian, Russian, Spanish Uzbek, Yoruba Entities

Rivington House: The Nicholas A. Rango Health Care Facility Entities VillageCare Rehabilitation and Nursing Center Empire State Home Care Service Inc. Village Care Plus, Inc.

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ADULT DAY HEALTH CARE PROGRAMS Peninsula Center for Extended Care and Rehabilita- tion………………………………………. 67

Rutland Nursing Home at Kingsbrook Jewish Aging in America…………………………………… 114 Medical Center…………………………………….. 73 Amsterdam Continuing Care Health System……… 8 St. Barnabas Rehabilitation & Continuing Care Cen- ArchCare………………………………………….... 115 ter………………………………………………. 74 ArchCare at Carmel Richmond Healthcare and St. Johnland Nursing Center, Inc…………………… 76

Rehabilitation Center……………………………… 10 Saint Joseph's Nursing Home………………………. 77

ArchCare at Ferncliff Nursing Home …………….. 11 St. Mary's Center…………………………………… 78 Beth Abraham Family of Health Services…………... 17&116 San Simeon by the Sound Center for Nursing and Bishop Henry B. Hucles Episcopal Nursing Rehabilitation……………………………………….. 81 Home (Episcopal Health Services)…………………… 20 Schulman and Schachne Institute (MediSys Health Net- Brooklyn United Methodist Church………………... 23 work……………………………………………... 84 Cabrini Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation…….. 28 Sea View Hospital Rehabilitation Center and Home Cabrini of Westchester……………………………. 26 (NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation)……………... 85 Casa Promesa………………………………………. 27 Sephardic Nursing and Rehabilitation Center……… 86 Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation VillageCare…………………………………………. 91&128 (Beth Abraham Family of Health Services)……………. 28 Chapin Home for the Aging………………………... 29 HOUSING AND ASSISTED LIVING Cobble Hill Health Center………………………… 30

DOJ Nursing & Rehabilitation……………………… 32

Dr. Susan Smith McKinney Nursing and Rehabilitation ArchCare at San Vicente de Paúl Residence……… 14 Center (New York City Health and Aging in America…………………………………... 114 Hospitals Corporation)……………………………….. 33 Amsterdam Continuing Care Health System……… 8 Episcopal Health Services, Inc……………………… 119 Bensonhurst Housing for the Elderly (MJHS)……… 122 Guild Institute for Vision and Aging………………... 39 Beth Abraham Family of Health Services…………... 17&116 Gurwin Jewish Nursing and Rehabilitation Center… 40 Bon Secours New York Health System…………… 117 Hebrew Home at Riverdale (The)………………... 41 Cabrini Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation……. 25 Helen and Michael Schaffer Extended Care Center 42 Cabrini of Westchester……………………………. 26 HELP-PSI Inc………………………………………... 43 Calvery Hospital (ArchCare)………………………… 97 Isabella Geriatric Center…………………………... 45 DOJ Nursing and Rehabilitation Center…………… 32 Jewish Home Lifecare, Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Eger Lutheran Homes and Services………………... 35 Campus Bronx…………………………………….. 47 Gurwin Jewish Nursing and Rehabilitation Center… 40 Jewish Home Lifecare, Manhattan…………………. 48 Hebrew Home at Riverdale (The)…………………. 41 Jewish Home Lifecare, Sarah Neuman Center, Isabella Geriatric Center…………………………… 45 Westchester……………………………………….. 49 Jewish Home Lifecare, Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Jewish Guild for the Blind (The)…………………… 120 Campus Bronx…………………………………….. 47 Long Island State Veterans Home…………………. 51 Jewish Home Lifecare, Manhattan………………… 48 &121 Margaret Tietz Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Jewish Home Lifecare, Sarah Neuman Center, (Beth Abraham Family of Health Services)……………. 55 Westchester………………………………………... 49 MediSys Health Network…………………………….. 122 Lott Assisted Living Residence……...... 52 MJHS……………………………………….……….. 123 Shorefront Towers (MJHS)………………………… 122 Morningside House (Aging in America)……………… 59 MediSys Health Network…………………………. 122 Orzac Center for Extended Care and Rehabilitation 63 (North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System)……… MJHS………………………………………………. 123

Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabilita- tion………………………………………. 65

132 133

Morningside House (Aging in America)……………… 59 Rebakah Rehabilitation and Extended Care Center.. 67 Saint Joseph's Nursing Home………………………. 77 Schervier Nursing Care Center (Bon Secours New York Health System)………… ……………………… 82 Schulman and Schachne Institute (MediSys Health Network)……………………………………………. 84 Silvercrest Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation… 88 United Hebrew……………………………………... 90 VillageCare………………………………………….. 91&128

MANAGED LONG TERM CARE PROGRAM

ArchCare………………….………………………… 115 Beth Abraham Family of Health Services…………... 116 Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation CNR………… Comprehensive Care Management Corporation 124 (Beth Abraham Family of Health Services)…………….. 28 Hebrew Home at Riverdale (The)…………………. Jewish Guild for the Blind………………………….. 98 Medisys Health Network…………………………... 41 MJHS……………………………………………..….. 120 Parker Jewish Institute for Healthcare 122 and Rehabilitation………………………………….. 123 NYC Health & Hospital Corporation……………… Schervier Nursing Care Center 65 (Bon Secours New York health System)……………….. 124 Sephardic Nursing and Rehabilitation Center……… VillageCare………………………………………….. 82 Visiting Nurse Regional Health Care System………. 86 Visiting Nurse Service of New York……………….. 91&128 129 130

Specialties Index Nursing Facilities by

129 Skilled 134

ArchCare at Carmel Richmond Healthcare and CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES Rehabilitation Center……………………………….. 10 ArchCare at Kateri Residence…………………… 12 ArchCare ………………………………………….. 115 ArchCare at Mary Manning Walsh Home………….. 13 ArchCare at Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care ArchCare at St. Teresa's Nursing and Center………………………………………………. 16 Rehabilitation Center……………………………….. 15 Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center…………………… 34 Rutland Nursing Home at the Kingsbrook Incarnation Children's Center…………………….... 44 Jewish Medical Center……………………………… 73 Rutland Nursing Home at the Kingsbrook St. Catherine of Siena Nursing & Rehab Care Cen- Jewish Medical Center……………………………... 73 ter……………………………………………… 75 St. Mary’s Healthcare System………………………. 127 St. Johnland Nursing Center, Inc…………………… 76 St. Mary's Hospital for Children……………………. 79 Saint Joseph's Nursing Home………………………. 77 Visiting Nurse Regional Health Care System……….. 129 Saints Joachim and Anne Nursing and Rehabilitation Visiting Nurse Service of New York………………... 130 Center……………………………………………… 80 Schervier Nursing Care Center…………………… 82 Schnurmacher Center for Rehabilitation HEMODIALYSIS TREATMENT and Nursing………………………………………… 83 Schulman and Schachne Institute…………………... 84 ArchCare…………………………………………… 115 Sephardic Nursing and Rehabilitation Center……... 86 ArchCare at Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Shorefront Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Center………………………………………………. 16 Care………………………………………………… 87 Bishop Charles Waldo MacLean Episcopal Nursing Silvercrest Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation… 88 Home……………………………………………….. 19 Workmen's Circle Multicare Center………………. 92 Cobble Hill Health Center…………………………. 30 Visiting Nurse Service of New York……………….. 130 DOJ Nursing & Rehabilitation……………………… 32 *Greater Harlem Nursing Home Rehabilitation Center - Accept these patients but do PALLIATIVE CARE not provide on-site dialysis ……………………… 38 Jewish Home Lifecare, Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Aging in America…………………………………… 114 Campus Bronx……………………………………. 47 Andrus on Hudson………………………………… 9 Jewish Home Lifecare, Manhattan………………….. 48&1 ArchCare…………………………………………… 115 Komanoff Center for Geriatric and Rehabilitative ArchCare at Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Medicine of Long Beach Medical Center…………… 21 Rehabilitation Center……………………………… 10 Orzac Center for Extended Care & Rehabilitation… 50 ArchCare at Ferncliff Nursing Home……………… 11 Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and 63 ArchCare at Kateri Residence…………………….. 12 Rehabilitation………………………………………. ArchCare at Mary Manning Walsh Home…………. 13 Rutland Nursing Home at the Kingsbrook Jewish 65 ArchCare at Saint Teresa's Nursing and Rehabilitation Medical Center……………………………………… Center………………………………. 15 St. Catherine of Siena Nursing & Rehab Care Cen- 73 ArchCare at Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care ter………………………………………………. 75 Center……………………………………………… 16 Saint Joseph's Nursing Home………………………. 77 Beth Abraham Family of Health Services………….. 17&116 Schulman and Schachne Institute…………………… 84 Bishop Charles Waldo MacLean Episcopal Nursing Home……………………………………… 19 Bishop Henry B. Hucles Episcopal Nursing Home… 20 HOSPICE CARE Bon Secours New York Health System…………… 117 Bronx-Lebanon Special Care Center……………… 22 Aging in America……………………………………. 114 Brooklyn United Methodist Church Home……….. Amsterdam Continuing Care Health System……… 8 Buena Vida Continuing Care and Rehabilitation Cen- 23 Andrus on Hudson…………………………………. 9 ter……………………………………………… 24 ArchCare……………………………………..…….. 115 Cabrini Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation…… 25 Cabrini of Westchester…………………………… 26

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Casa Promesa……………………………………… 27 St. Catherine of Siena Nursing & Rehab Care Center…… 75 Catholic Health Services of LI, Continuing Care 118 St. Johnland Nursing Center, Inc…………………… 76 Div………………………………………………. 28 Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (CNR)…….. Saint Joseph's Nursing Home………………………. 77 29 Chapin Home for the Aging………………………. St. Mary's Hospital for Children……………………. 79 30 Cobble Hill Health Center………………………… St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children………… 127 35 Eger Lutheran Homes and Services……………….. Saints Joachim and Anne Nursing and 34 Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center………………….. Rehabilitation Center………………………………. 80 Good Samaritan Nursing Home……………………. 36 San Simeon by the Sound Center for Nursing and Gouverneur Skilled Nursing Facility……………..…. 37 Rehabilitation………………………………………. 81 Greater Harlem Nursing Home Rehabilitation Cen- Schervier Nursing Care Center…………………… 82 ter………………………………………………. 38 Schnurmacher Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing … 83 Gurwin Jewish Nursing and Rehabilitation Center… 40 Schulman and Schachne Institute ………………….. 84 Hebrew Home at Riverdale (The)…………………. 41 Sephardic Nursing and Rehabilitation Center……… 86 Helen and Michael Schaffer Extended Care Center.. 42 Shorefront Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Care… 87 Incarnation Children's Center……………………… 44 Silvercrest Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation… 88 Isabella Geriatric Center…………………………… 45 VillageCare…………………………………………. 91&128 Island Nursing and Rehab Center………………….. 46 Visiting Nurse Service of New York……………….. 130 Jewish Home Lifecare, Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Campus Bronx……………………………………… 47 Jewish Home Lifecare, Manhattan…………………. 48&121 PATIENTS WITH TRAUMATIC Jewish Home Lifecare, Sarah Neuman Center, BRAIN INJURY Westchester………………………………………... 49 Komanoff Center for Geriatric and Beth Abraham Family of Health Services……..…… 17&116 Rehabilitative Medicine of Long Beach Coler-Goldwater Specialty Hospital and Nursing Medical Center……………………………………... 50 Facility …………………………………………….. 31 Lutheran Augustana Center for Extended Care and Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center……………….…. 34 Rehabilitation……………………………………….. 53 Isabella Geriatric Center………………………….. 45 Margaret Tietz Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.. 55 Komanoff Center for Geriatric and Rehabilitative MediSys Health Network………………………….. 122 Medicine of Long Beach Medical Center…………. 50 Menorah Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing Care. 56 Long Island State Veterans Home………………… 51 Methodist Home for Nursing & Rehabilitation…….. 57 Lutheran Augustana Center for Extended Care and Michael Malotz Skilled Nursing Pavilion……………. 58 Rehabilitation……………………………………… 53 MJHS………………………………………………... 123 NYC Health & Hospitals Corporation…………… 124 Morningside House (Aging in America)……………… 59 North Shore LIJ Health System…………………… 126 New York Congregational Nursing Center……….. 60 Peninsula Center for Extended Care and Rehabilita- North Shore LIJ Health System…………………….. 126 tion………………………………………. 67 Orzac Center for Extended Care and Rehabilitation….. 63 Schervier Nursing Care Center – occasionally…... 82 Our Lady of Consolation Nursing & Rehabilitative Sea View Hospital Rehabilitation Center and Home. 85 Care Center………………………………………... 64 St. Catherine of Siena Nursing & Rehab Care Cen- 75 Peninsula Center for Extended Care and Rehabilitation. 67 ter………………………………………………. 76 Rebekah Rehab and Extended Care Center……….. 68 St. Johnland Nursing Center, Inc…………………… 79 Rosary Hill Home…………………………………... 71 St. Mary’s Hospital for Children …………………… 127 Rutland Nursing Home at the Kingsbrook St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children………… Jewish Medical Center……………………………… 73

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PERSONS WITH HIV/AIDS RESPITE CARE

ArchCare…………………………………………… 115 Aging in America……………………………………. 114 ArchCare at Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Amsterdam Continuing Care Health System………. 8 Center ……………………………………………... 16 Beth Abraham Family of Health Services…………... 17&116 Bishop Charles Waldo MacLean Episcopal Nursing Bialystoker Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation… 18 Home …………………………………………….… 19 Bishop Charles Waldo MacLean Episcopal Nursing Bronx-Lebanon / Highbridge-Woodycrest Center… 21 Home……………………………………………….. 19 Bronx-Lebanon Special Care Center………………. 22 Bon Secours New York Health System…………… 117 Casa Promesa ……………………………………… 27 Bronx-Lebanon Special Services…………………… 22 Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (CNR) HIV/AIDS Buena Vida Continuing Care and Rehabilitation Cen- Home Care Program………………………. 28 ter...... 24 Coler-Goldwater Specialty Hospital and Nursing Cabrini of Westchester……………………………. 26 Facility …………………………………………….. 31 Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center…………………… 34 DOJ Nursing & Rehabilitation…………………….. 32 Eger Lutheran Homes and Services………………... 35 Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center…………………. 34 Hebrew Home at Riverdale (The)…………………. 41 Helen and Michael Schafer Extended Care Center.. 42 Island Nursing and Rehab Center………………...… 46 HELP-PSI, Inc………………………………………. 43 Jewish Home Lifecare, Manhattan………………….. 48&121 Incarnation Children's Center……………………… 44 Jewish Home Lifecare, Sarah Neuman Center, Komanoff Center for Geriatric and Rehab………… 50 Westchester………………………………………... 49 Long Island State Veterans Home……………….…. 51 Komanoff Center for Geriatric and Rehabilitative North Shore LIJ Health System…………………….. 126 Medicine of Long Beach Medical Center………….... 50 Orzac Center for Extended Care and Rehabilitation 63 Marcus Garvey Residential Rehab Pavilion………... 54 Rivington House: The Nicholas A. Rango Health Care Methodist Home for Nursing & Rehabilitation……. 57 Facility …………………………………….……….. 69 Morningside House………………………………… 59 Robert Mapplethorpe Residential Treatment Cen- North Shore LIJ Healthcare………………………... 126 ter………………………………………………. 70 Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rutland Nursing Home at the Kingsbrook Jewish Medi- Rehabilitation……………………………………….. 65 cal Center…………………………………...... 73 Peninsula Center for Extended Care and Rehabilita- St. Barnabas Rehabilitation & Continuing Care Cen- tion……………………………………….. 67 ter...... 74 Rebekah Rehab and Extended Care Center………. 68 St. Mary's Center…………………………………… 78 Ruby Weston Manor……………………………….. 72 St. Mary's Hospital for Children …………………… 79 St. Mary's Hospital for Children……………………. 79 St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children………… 127 St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children………… 127 Schulman and Schachne Institute ………………….. 84 Schervier Nursing Care Center …………………… 82 VillageCare…………………………………………. 91&128 Schnurmacher Center for Rehabilitation and Nurs- Visiting Nurse Regional Healthcare System…….…. 132 ing…………………………………………….. 83 Visiting Nurse Service of New York……………..... 130 Shorefront Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing

PSYCHIATRIC CARE Care………………………………………………… 87 Saints Joachim and Ann Nursing and Rehabilitation.. 80 United Hebrew…………………………………….. 90 Bronx-Lebanon Special Care Center………………. 22 VillageCare…………………………………………. 91&128 Hebrew Home at Riverdale (The)…………………. 41 Helen and Michael Schaffer Extended Care Center.. 42 HELP-PSI, Inc……………………………………….. 43 Jewish Guild for the Blind (The)…………………… 120 Incarnation Children's Center……………………… 44 Saint Joseph's Nursing Home………………………. 77 Visiting Nurse Regional Healthcare System……….. 132

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NEUROBEHAVIORAL PATIENTS WOUND CARE

Bronx-Lebanon Special Care Center……………… 22 Amsterdam Continuing Care Health System………. 8 Eger Lutheran Homes and Services………………... 35 Andrus on Hudson…………………………………. 9 Komanoff Center for Geriatric and Rehabilitative Bialystoker Center for Nursing……………………. 18 Medicine of Long Beach Medical Center…………... 50 Buena Vida Continuing Care and Rehabilitation Cen- St. Mary's Hospital for Children…………………… 79 ter………………………………………………. 24 St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children………… 127 Coler-Goldwater Specialty Hospital and Nursing Facil- Visiting Nurse Regional Healthcare System………... 132 ity………………………………………………. 31 Dr. Susan Smith McKinney Nursing & Rehab….….. 33 VENTILATOR DEPENDENT Eger Lutheran Homes and Services……………….. 35 PATIENTS Good Samaritan Nursing Home (Catholic Health Services of LI)……………………………………….. 36 Coler-Goldwater Specialty Hospital and Nursing Facil- Gouverneur Healthcare Services (NYC Health & Hospitals ity...... 31 Corp)……………………………………… 37 DOJ Nursing and Rehabilitation Center…………… 32 Island Nursing and Rehab Center…………………. 46 Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center………………….... 34 Jewish Home Lifecare, Manhattan)…………………… 48&121 Gurwin Jewish Nursing and Rehabilitation Center… 40 Jewish Lifecare, Sarah Neuman Center, West- Isabella Geriatric Center…………………………… 45 chester………………………………………... 49 Michael Malotz Skilled Nursing Pavilion……………. 58 Komanoff Center for Geriatric & Rehabilitative Medicine North Shore LIJ Health System……………………. 126 of Long Beach Medical Center…………... 50 NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation…………... 124 Marcus Garvey Residential Rehab Pavilion………… 54 Peninsula Center for Extended Care and Rehabilita- Methodist Home for Nursing & Rehab……………. 57 tion...... 67 New York Congregational Nursing Center………. 60 Rutland Nursing Home at the Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Orzac Center for Extended Care & Rehab………. 63 Center…………………………………….. 73 Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care & Rehab… 65 Schulman and Schachne Institute………………….. 84 Peninsula Center for Extended Care & Rehab St. Barnabas Rehabilitation & Continuing Home………………………………………………. 67 Care Center………………………………………... 74 Rebekah Rehab and extended Care………………. 68 Silvercrest Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation… 88 Rosary Hill Home………………………………….. 71 Rutland Nursing Home at the Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center…………………………………….. 73 Saints Joachim and Anne Nursing and Rehab Cen- ter……………………………………………… 80 Schervier Nursing Care Center (Bon Secours New York Health System)…………………………………. 82 Sephardic Nursing and Rehabilitation Center…….. 86 Trump Pavilion for Nursing and Rehab, (Jamaica Hospital)…………………………………… 89 New York City Health & Hospital Corp (HHC)…. 127 Visiting Nurse Service of New York……………… 130

142 143

CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCIES

ArchCare…………………………………………… 115 Beth Abraham Family of Health Services………….. 17&116 Brooklyn Hospital Center…………………………. 95 Calvary Hospital (ArchCare)………………………… 96

Catholic Health Services of Long Island, Continuing Care Division………………………………………. 118 Catholic Home Care (Catholic Health Service of LI) ………………………………………………….. 96 Comprehensive Care Management Corp (Beth Abra- ham Family of Health Services)…………………. 98 ElderServe (Hebrew Home at Riverdale…………….. 98 First to Care Home Care (MJHS)…………………. 99 Good Samaritan Hospital Home Health Care…….. 99 Gouverneur Healthcare Services (New York City Health and Hospital Corporation)……………………. 37 Health and Home Care (HHC) ……………………. 100 Hebrew Home at Riverdale (The)…………………. 41 Jamaica Hospital Home Health (MediSys)………….. 102 Komanoff Center for Geriatric and Rehabilitative Medicine of Long Beach Medical Center………….. 50 MediSiys Health Network………………………… 124 MJHS………………………………………………. 123 Montefiore Medical Center……………………….. 104 New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation 125 New York Hospital Queens……………………… 105 Putnam Hospital Center………………………….. 106 Rutland Nursing Home at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center …………………………………….. 73 St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children………… 127 St. Mary's Extraordinary Home Care (St. Mary's Healthcare System for Children)……………………… 110 St. Mary’s Metropolitan Home Care for Kids……… 109 Schulman and Schachne Institute (MediSys Health Network)……………………………………………. 84 VillageCare………………………………………… 91&128 Visiting Nurse Regional Health Care System……… 129 Visiting Nurse Service of New York ……………… 130 Winthrop University Hospital……………………… 112

Home Health Care Agencies by Type Type Agencies by Home Health Care

144 145

LONG TERM HOME HEALTH CARE LICENSED HOME CARE SERVICES PROGRAMS AGENCIES Aging in America……………………………………. 114 Aging in America……………………………………. 114 Beth Abraham Family of Health Services…………... 17&116 Best Choice Home Health Care, Inc. - Bronx Division Cabrini Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation ……. 25 (Beth Abraham Family of Health Services)…... 94 Cabrini of Westchester ……………………………. 26 Best Choice Home Health Care, Inc. - Brooklyn Division Catholic Health Service of Long Island, Continuing Care (Beth Abraham Family of Health Services)…... 95 Division……………………………………….. 118 Beth Abraham Family of Health Services…………... 17&118 Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (CNR)…….. 28 Cabrini Care at Home (Cabrini-Eldercare)………….. 95 Cobble Hill Health Center ………………………… 30 Center for Nursing Rehabilitation CNR…………… 28 DOJ Nursing & Rehabilitation Center……………... 32 ElderServe (Hebrew Home at Riverdale)…………….. 98 ElderServe (Hebrew Home of Riverdale)…………….. 98 Gurwin Jewish Nursing and Rehabilitation Center… 40 Good Samaritan Hospital Home (Bon Secours New York Hebrew Home at Riverdale (The)…………………. 41 Health System………………………………….. 99 Home Assistance Personnel Incorporated (HAPI)… 101 Good Samaritan Nursing Home (Catholic Health Isabella Geriatric Center …………………………... 45 Services of LI)………………………………………. 36 Jewish Home Lifecare, Manhattan…………………. 48&121 Gurwin Jewish Nursing and Rehabilitation Center… 40 MJHS Home Care…………………………………... 104 Health and Home Care (New York City Health and Hospi- Morningside House (Aging in America)……………… 59 tals Corporation)…………………………………….. 101 St. Mary's Community Care Professionals (St. Mary's Hebrew Home at Riverdale (The)………………… 41 Healthcare System for Children)……………………… 110 Isabella Geriatric Center ………………………….. 45 United Hebrew ……………………………………. 90 Jamaica Hospital Home Health (MediSys)…………. 102 Village Care…………………………………………. 91&131 Jewish Home Lifecare, Manhattan…………………. 48&121 Village Care Plus, Inc (VillagCare)………………….. 113 Komanoff Center for Geriatric and Rehabilitative Medi- Visiting Nurse Service of New York ………………. 130 cine of Long Beach Medical Center…………... 50 Lutheran Augustana Center for Extended Care and Rehabilitation ……………………………………… 53 MediSys Health Network………………………….. 122 MJHS Home Care …………………………………. 104 Montefiore Medical Center ………………………. 104

Morningside House (Aging in America) …………….. 59 New York City Health & Hospital Corp………….. 127

New York Congregational Nursing Center ………. 60 Our Lady of Consolation Nursing & Rehabilitative Care Center (Catholic Health Services of Long Island)……... 64 Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care & Rehabilitation……………………………………….. 65 Rebekah Rehab and Extended Care Center……….. 68 Saint Joseph's Nursing Home ……………………… 77 St. Johnland Nursing Center, Inc…………………… 76 St. Mary's Hospital for Children (St. Mary's Healthcare System for Children)………….. 79 Schervier Nursing Care Center (Bon Secours New York Health System) ……………... 82 Schulman and Schachne…………………………….. 84 United Hebrew…………………………………….. 90 VillageCare…………………………………………. 91&128 Visiting Nurse Regional Health Care System……… 129 Visiting Nurse Service of New York…………….… 130 Winthrop University Hospital ……………………... 112

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Alphabetical Index of CCLC Nursing Facilities

A

Aging in America…………………………………………. 114

Index Morningside House………………………………. 59

ArchCare………………………………………………… 115

ArchCare at Carmel Richmond Healthcare

and Rehab………………………………………... 10 ArchCare at Ferncliff Nursing Home…………… 11 ArchCare at Kateri Residence…………………… 12 ArchCare at Mary Manning Walsh Home……… 13

ArchCare at San Vicente de Paúl Skilled Nursing &

Rehabilitation Center………………………… 14 ArchCare at St. Teresa’s Nursing and Rehabilitation Center…………………………… 15 ArchCare at Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center…………………………………….. 16

Calvary Hospital (ArchCare)…………………… 96

Amsterdam Continuing Care Health System…………... 8 Andrus on Hudson……………………………………..... 9

B

17&116 Beth Abraham Family of Health Services………………… 94 Best Choice Home Health Care, Inc., Bronx……. 95 Best Choice Home Health Care, Inc., Brooklyn… 28 Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (CNR)….. 98 Comprehensive Care Management Corp……….. 55 Margaret Tietz Nursing and Rehabilitation Center 83 Schnurmacher Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing

18 Bialystoker Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation………...

Bon Secours New York Health System………………….. 117

Good Samaritan Hospital Home Health Care…... 99 Schervier Nursing Care Center………………….. 82

Bronx-Lebanon/Highbridge-Woodycrest Center……….. 21

22 76 Bronx-Lebanon Special Care Center…………………….. Brooklyn Hospital Center………………………………... 95 Brooklyn United Methodist Church Home……………… 23 Buena Vida Continuing Care and Rehabilitation Center… 24

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149

C I Incarnation Children’s Center…………………………… 44 Cabrini Care at Home…………………………………… 95 Isabella Geriatric Center………………………………… 45 Cabrini Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation………….. 25 Island Nursing and Rehab Center……………………….. 46 Cabrini of Westchester………………………………….. 26 Casa Promesa……………………………………………. 27 J Chapin Home for the Aging………………………….…... 29 Jewish Guild for the Blind (The)…………………………. 120 Cobble Hill Health Center………………………………. 30 Guild Institute for Vision and Aging……………… 39 Catholic Health Services of Long Island, Continuing Care Jewish Home Lifecare……………………………………. 121 Division…………………………………………………... 118 Home Assistance Personnel Incorporated (HAPI). 101 Catholic Home Care……………………….……. 96 Jewish Home Lifecare, Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Good Samaritan Nursing Home………………… 36 Campus, Bronx……………………….. 47 Our Lady of Consolation Nursing & Rehabilitative Jewish Home Lifecare, Manhattan……………….. 48 Care Center……………………………………… 64 Jewish Home Lifecare, Sarah Neuman Center, St. Catherine of Siena Nursing & Rehabilitation Care Westchester……………………………………… 49 Center……………………………………… 75

D K

DOJ Nursing & Rehabilitation Center…………………… 32 Komanoff Center for Geriatric and Rehabilitative Medicine of Long Beach Medical Center…………………... 50 Long Beach Medical Center……………………… 103

E L

Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center………………………… 34 Long Island State Veterans Home……………………….. 51 Eger Lutheran Homes and Services……………………… 35 Lott Assisted Living Residence…………………………… 52 Episcopal Health Services………………………………… 119 Lutheran Augustana Center for Extended Care and Rehabili- Bishop Charles Waldo MacLean Episcopal Nurs- tation…………………………………………….. 53 ing Home…………………………………… 19 Bishop Henry B. Hucles Episcopal Nursing Home. 20 M

G Marcus Garvey Residential Rehab Pavilion………….... 54 MediSys Health Network………………………………… 122 Greater Harlem Nursing Home Rehabilitation Center…. 38 Jamaica Hospital Home Health………………….... 102 Gurwin Jewish Nursing and Rehab Center……………… 40 Schulman and Schachne Institute………………… 84 Trump Pavilion for Nursing and Rehabilitation…... 89 H MJHS……………………………………………………… 123 Hebrew Home at Riverdale (The)………………………. 41 First to Care Home Care………………………... 99 ElderServe………………………………………... 98 MJHS Home Care………………………………... 104 Helen and Michael Schafer Extended Care Center……… 42 Menorah Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing HELP-PSI, Inc……………………………………………... 43 Care………………………………………………. 56 St. Mary’s Metropolitan Home Care for Kids…… 109 Shorefront Center for Rehabilitation and Care………………………………………………. 87 Methodist Home for Nursing & Rehabilitation………….. 57 Michael Malotz Skilled Nursing Pavilion………………….. 58 Montefiore Medical Center……………………………… 104

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N S

New York City Health and Hospitals Corp (HHC)……… 125 St. Barnabas Rehabilitation & Continuing Care Center…... 74 Color-Goldwater Specialty Hospital and Nursing Facil- St. Johnland Nursing Center, Inc…………………………... 76 ity…………………………………………….. 31 St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children………………... 127 Dr. Susan Smith McKinney Nursing and Rehab….. 33 St. Mary’s Center………………………………… 78 Gouverneur Healthcare Services Skilled Nursing Facil- St Mary’s Care at Home…………………………. 108 ity…………………………………………….. 37 St Mary’s Community Care Professionals……….. 108 Health and Home Care (HHC)…………………... 101 St. Mary’s Extraordinary Home Care……………. 108 Sea View Hospital Rehabilitation Center and St. Mary’s Hospital for Children………………… 79 Home……………………………………………… 85 St. Mary’s Metropolitan Home Care for Kids…… 109

New York Congregational Nursing Center……………… 60 Saint Joseph’s Nursing Home……………………………… 77 New York Hospital Queens……………………………… 105 Saints Joachim and Anne Nursing and Rehabilitation North Shore Long Island Jewish (LIJ) Health System…….. 126 Center………………………………………………….….. 80 Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center (Affiliate) San Simeon by the Sound Center for Nursing and Rehabili- …………………………………………... 35 tation………………………………………………. 81 North Shore University Hospital Stern Family Center Sephardic Nursing and Rehabilitation Center……………... 86 for Extended Care and Rehabilitation……. 61 Silvercrest Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (The)….. 88 Orzac Center for Extended Care and Rehabilita- tion…………………………………….... 63 Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabilita- U tion (Clinical Affiliate)…………………... 65 United Hebrew……………………………………………. 90 NYS Veterans Home at St. Albans……………………...... 62

P V

Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and VillageCare…………………………………………………. 128 Rehabilitation……………………………………………… 65 Rivington House: The Nicholas A. Rango Peninsula Center for Extended Care and Rehabilitation… 67 Health Care Facility………………………………. 69 Putnam Hospital Center………………………………….. 106 VillageCare Rehabilitation and Nursing Center…. 91 VillageCare Plus, Inc……………………………… 111 R Visiting Nurse Regional Health Care System …………….. 129 Rebekah Rehab and Extended Care Center……………... 68 Empire State Home Care Services Inc…………... 99 Robert Mapplethorpe Residential Treatment Center…… 70 Visiting Nurse Service of New York………………………. 130 Rosary Hill Home………………………………………… 71 Ruby Weston Manor…………………………………….. 72 W Rutland Nursing Home ant the Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center…………………………………………… 73 Winthrop University Hospital Home Care………………... 112 Workmen’s Circle Multicare Center……………………… 92

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GEOGRAPHIC INDEX of

CCLC Members Skilled Nursing Facilities & Long Term Care Systems Cobble Hill Health Center……………………………….. 30 Dr. Susan Smith McKinney Nursing and Rehabilitation Center New York (NYCHHC)……………………………………….. 33

Bronx Empire State Home Care Services, Inc. (VNR)…………... 99 First to Care Home Care (MJHS)………………………... 99 Aging in America…………………………………………. 114 Lutheran Augustana Center for Extended Care and Re- ArchCare at San Vicente de Paúl Residence…………….. 14 hab……………………………………………………. 53 Beth Abraham Family of Health Services………………… 17&116 Marcus Garvey Residential Rehab Pavilion……………… 54 Best Choice Home Health Care, Inc. Bronx Menorah Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing Care (MJHS) Division (Beth Abraham)...... 94 ……………………………………………………. 56 Bon Secours New York Health System…………………. 117 MJHS Home Care (MJHS)……………………………….. 104 Bronx-Lebanon/ Highbridge-Woodycrest Center………. 21 New York Congregational Nursing Center…………….. 60 Bronx-Lebanon Special Care Center……………………. 22 Ruby Weston Manor…………………………………….. 72 Calvary Hospital (ArchCare)……………………………… 96 Rutland Nursing Home at the Kingsbrook Casa Promesa…………………………………………….. 27 Jewish Medical Center…………………………………... 73 Comprehensive Care Management Corp. (Beth Abraham) Saints Joachim & Anne Nursing and Rehabilitation Cen- …………………………………………………. 98 ter……………………………………………………. 80 DOJ Nursing and Rehabilitation Center………………… 32 Schulman and Schachne Institute………………………… 84 Guild Institute for Vision and Aging…………………….. 39 Sephardic Nursing and Rehabilitation Center…………… 86 Hebrew Home at Riverdale (The)………………………. 41 Shorefront Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Care Home Assistance Personnel Incorporated (HAPI)……… 101 (MJHS)……………………………………………… 87 Jewish Home Lifecare, Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Visiting Nurse Regional Health Care System……………. 129 Campus, Bronx………………………………………….. 47 Methodist Home for Nursing & Rehabilitation…………. 57 Montefiore Medical Center……………………………… 104 Manhattan Morningside House (Aging in America)…………………… 59 HELP-PSI, Inc……………………………………………... 43 ArchCare…………………………………………………. 115 Rebekah Rehab and Extended Care Center…………….. 68 ArchCare at Kateri Residence…………………………… 12 St. Barnabas Rehabilitation & Continuing Care ArchCare at Mary Manning Walsh Home ………………. 13 Center (CHSLI)………………………………………….. 74 ArchCare at Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center Schervier Nursing Care Center (Bon Secours)………….. 82 …………………………………………………… 16 Workmen’s Circle Multicare Center……………………. 92 Amsterdam Continuing Care Health System……………. 8 Bialystoker Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation……… 18 Cabrini Care in Home …………………………………... 95 Brooklyn Cabrini Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation …………. 25 Coler-Goldwater Specialty Hospital and Nursing Best Choice Home Health Care, Inc. Brooklyn Facility……………………………………………………. 31 Division (Beth Abraham)………………………………….. 95 Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center ……………………….. 34 Bishop Henry B. Hucles Episcopal Nursing Home (Episcopal Gouverneur Hospital Nursing Facility (NYCHHC)………. 37 Health Services)………………………………… 20 Greater Harlem Nursing Home Rehabilitation Center…. 38 Brooklyn Hospital Center………………………………... 95 Health and Home Care (HHC)…………………………... 101 Brooklyn United Methodist Church Home……………… 23 Incarnation Children’s Center…………………………… 44 Buena Vida Continuing Care & Rehabilitation Center…... 24 Isabella Geriatric Centre………………………………… 45 Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (Beth Abraham)….. 28 Jewish Guild for the Blind (The)………………………… 120 Jewish Home Lifecare, Manhattan………………………. 48&121 Lott Assisted Residence………………………………….. 52 MJHS……………………………………………………… 123

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Gurwin Jewish Nursing and Rehabilitation Center……… 40 New York City Health and Hospital Corp. …………….. 127 Island Nursing and Rehab Center………………………... 46 Rivington House: The Nicholas A. Rango Health Care Komanoff Center for Geriatric and Rehabilitative Medicine Facility (VillageCare)………………………………………. 69 of Long Beach Medical Center………………… 50 Robert Mapplethorpe Residential Treatment Center…… 70 Long Island State Veteran Homes………………………. 51 St. Mary’s Center………………………………………… 78 North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System………… 126 VillageCare……………………………………………….. 91&128 North Shore University Hospital Stern Family VillageCare Plus, Inc. (VillageCare)……………………….. 111 Center for Extended Care and Rehabilitation…………… 61 Visiting Nurse Service of New York ……………………. 130 Orzac Center for Extended Care and Rehabilitation…… 63 Our lady of Consolation Nursing & Rehabilitation Care Queens Center……………………………………………………. 64 Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabilita- Bishop Charles Waldo MacLean Episcopal Nursing Home tion…………………………………………….. 65 (Episcopal Health Services)………………………………… 19 St. Catherine of Siena Nursing & Rehabilitation Care Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (CNR) – (BAFHS).. 28 Center (CHSLI)…………………………………………… 75 Chapin Home for the Aging……………………………… 29 St. Johnland Nursing Center, Inc……………………. 76 Jamaica Hospital Home Health (MediSys)………………... 102 San Simeon by the Sound Center for Nursing and Rehabili- Margaret Tietz Center for Nursing Care (Beth Abraham).. 55 tation……………………………………………. 81 MediSys Health Network………………………………… 122 Winthrop University Hospital Home Care…………….. 112 New York Hospital Queens……………………………... 105 NYS Veterans Home at St. Albans………………………. 62 Peninsula Center for Extended Care and Rehabilitation... 67 Dutchess County Silvercrest Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (The).. 88 St. Mary’s Care at Home (SMHFC)………………………. 108 ArchCare at Ferncliff Nursing Home……………………. 11 St. Mary’s Community Care Professionals (SMHFC)……. 108 Putnam Hospital Center…………………………………. 106 St. Mary’s Extraordinary Home Care (SMHDFC)………. 108 St. Mary’s Health Care System for Children ……………. 127 St. Mary’s Hospital for Children (SMHFC)………………. 79 Putnam County St. Mary’s Metropolitan Home Care for Kids (MJHS)…… 109 Trump Pavilion for Nursing and Rehabilitation (MediSys).. 89 Putnam Hospital Center…………………………………. 105

Rockland County Staten Island

Good Samaritan Hospital Home Health Care (Bon Secours) ArchCare at Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehabilita- ………………………………………………….. 98 tion Center…………………………………….. 10 Eger Lutheran Homes and Services……………………… 35 Orange County Sea View Hospital Rehabilitation Center and Home…….. 85

ArchCare at St. Teresa’s Nursing Home and Rehabilitation

Center ……………………………………. 15 Nassau & Suffolk Counties

Catholic Health Services of Long Island, Continuing Care Division……………………………………………... 118 Catholic Home Care…………………………………….. 96 ElderServe (Hebrew Home at Riverdale)………………….. 98 Episcopal Health Services Inc……………………………. 119 Good Samaritan Nursing Home (CHSLI)………………… 36

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Westchester

Andrus on Hudson……………………………………….. 9 Cabrini of Westchester………………………………….. 26 ElderServe (Hebrew Home at Riverdale)………………….. 98 Good Samaritan Hospital Home Health (Bon Secours)…... 99 Helen and Michael Schaffer Extended Care Center……... 42 Jewish Home Lifecare, Sarah Nueman, Westchester…… 49 Michael Malotz Skilled Nursing Pavilion…………………. 58 Rosary Hill Home………………………………………… 71 Saint Joseph’s Nursing Home……………………………. 77 Schnurmacher Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing….. 83 United Hebrew…………………………………………... 90

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