Aperion Care Westchester

Aperion Care Westchester is a skilled nursing facility with 120 certified beds that usually has about 112 residents, where staff offer 2.72 hours of nurse time per resident each day but nurse turnover sits at 48.1%. The place is owned and managed by various trusts, Aperion Care Exec Holdings LLC, and Aperion Care Inc. since April 2021, with people like Iliana Barajas Moran, Jawwad Hussain, Ursula Nwakudu, Jennifer Spector, Steven Turofsky, Lisa Ulbert, and Naftali Wilhelm in charge. You'll find short-term rehab and long-term skilled nursing care here, and they also cover things like psychiatric rehab, memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, hospice, palliative care, and pain management. The staff brings a patient-centered approach, with care plans decided by a multi-disciplinary team, and there's 24-hour nursing care, feeding tube management, IV therapy, wound care, medication management, and physical, speech, and occupational therapy available every day. People can get help for post-stroke recovery, cardiac rehabilitation, joint replacements, and more. The facility is for-profit and uses the Aperion Care® trademark, which shows it's part of a network that gets consulting and marketing support. There are modern, comfortable amenities, outdoor spaces for relaxing, and inside there are social and activity areas. Staff put some focus on wellness with holistic care that addresses physical, emotional, and mental health. The place has communal areas for residents to meet up, and peaceful outdoor spaces for some calm and quiet. The community also connects with Meta's social media platforms, giving families ways to keep in touch and take care of payments online, schedule tours, or send cards. Residents can access these options along with skilled nursing care, assisted and independent living, adult care, and home health and home care if needed, and there's also psychiatric and memory care. Aperion Care Westchester has had 29 reported deficiencies on standard CMS inspections, including issues with infection control, accident hazards, and resident protection from abuse or neglect. A recent October 25, 2024 complaint inspection notes 2 deficiencies, including one about protecting residents' safety and supervision (F0689) and another about guarding residents against abuse and neglect (F0600). Despite some issues, the facility offers a wide range of medical and rehab services in a setting that aims to make people comfortable.