The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Batavia sits in Batavia, NY, operating as a for-profit partnership and managed by Eric Rogers and Jeremy Strauss since August 2018. The place has 62 certified beds and offers both short-term and long-term care, with a focus on nursing, dietary management, and supervision. Residents can find both advanced medical services and a range of daily support, under the direction of Monte J Schwartz, M.D., and the main contact is Heather Morin. The Grand is part of The Grand Healthcare System and is affiliated with their wider organization, which brings in amenities like the Gold Standard wellness program, Grandtech for technology-based support, dietary plans, a comprehensive health services program, and a Concierge Service available 24 hours a day. There's a guest services program, and the living areas are styled to feel comfortable and private, similar to upscale hotels, with calming surroundings, dining options created by chefs, and safety systems installed for resident security. The facility's multispecialty model combines state-of-the-art healthcare, various rehabilitative and therapeutic services, and amenities to help people recover or manage their conditions.
They've been certified under a WAIVER certificate with the CLIA number 33D0890050, carrying out tests such as COVID-19 ANTIGEN, Glucose, Occult Blood, Protime, and Urinalysis. Facility ID is M558-0000 and Site ID is 0000. Inspection reports have found some issues-17 deficiencies in total appear on reports-covering things like accident hazards, supervision, not always letting residents self-administer their medications, as well as nutrition and food safety problems. The nurse turnover rate stands at 60.7%, and the reported nurse staffing level is 3.14 hours per resident per day. The Grand says it provides an atmosphere focused on holistic health, nice living spaces, and wellness programs for residents looking for rehabilitation or long-term care, but there've been areas for improvement noted in past inspections, especially around resident safety and rights.
