Heritage Living & Rehab Of NYM

Heritage Living & Rehab Of NYM is a medium-sized skilled nursing facility with 35 certified beds and around 25 residents, mostly aged in their mid-seventies, and it's shaped to give care to people needing both short-term rehab and long-term living support, which means the staff helps people get better after illness or surgery, and also cares for those who need daily assistance for the longer haul. The building's got therapy rooms and activity areas, a community dining room where staff prepares meals including special diets for things like diabetes or allergies, and there's a garden, arts room, walking paths, movie nights, and a system to keep everyone safe with 24-hour supervision, emergency alert systems, and automatic sprinklers throughout. People living here tend to have health needs like Alzheimer's disease, kidney disease, depression, and others that need extra medical support; about 36% have Alzheimer's, 60% have kidney problems, and nearly half have depression. Nurses and caregivers help with bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and other daily needs, and people get about an hour of RN care every day. Heritage Living & Rehab Of NYM is part of a larger Continuing Care Retirement Community, so they've got connections and services for nearly every stage of senior living but provide skilled nursing care onsite rather than assisted or independent living. The facility operates as a for-profit corporation, participates in Medicare and Medicaid, and was first certified in 1990. It's had recent health inspections with some deficiencies around quality of life, care planning, resident rights, nutrition, pharmacy, and the environment, along with one fire safety concern about smoke detection, but there haven't been any fines, penalties, or substantiated complaints. Family and patient councils meet to talk with staff, and residents have semi-private or one-bedroom units. The team supports people with help every day and offers features that fit folks with complicated health conditions.