Hebrew Rehabilitation Center - Boston stands in the Roslindale neighborhood and provides specialized rehabilitation and healthcare services for seniors and adults who need support for things like bone infections, stroke recovery, muscle atrophy, and rehabilitation after surgery or health complications, and people receive care from skilled nurses and Harvard Medical School-affiliated doctors and therapists, so the team truly knows geriatric healthcare while offering both long-term and short-term inpatient or outpatient rehabilitation, with a focus on chronic care and recovery from illness or injury, and there's advanced physical, occupational, and speech therapy using updated equipment, and treatment covers both adults and seniors who need complex medical and memory care. The center includes over 600 licensed beds for long-term care and about 30 beds for acute or skilled rehabilitation, plus it stays open 24 hours every day to cover all needs, and people pick between private or semi-private rooms in a homelike and warm setting, and there's hospice care, post-acute care, and even in-home care programs for those who need assistance at home, which means meal help, laundry, housekeeping, transportation, and hygiene help are all available.
Hebrew SeniorLife runs the center and has another site, NewBridge on the Charles Skilled Nursing Facility in Dedham, while Boston's campus works as a hub for senior care, research, and training in the area, with programs recognized by CARF International since 2004, and the hospital stays busy with awards for care quality and for their friendly, helpful staff who offer personal attention to residents. The Wolk Center for Memory Health stands out for its focus on dementia and late-stage memory loss, and Alzheimer's disease with memory care spaces meant to prevent confusion and wandering, while complimenting all this care, there's always something to do, whether it's exercise classes, bingo, painting, crafts, social gatherings like ice-cream socials or tea parties, or outings to local malls, grocery stores, parks, and more. Everyday living has a residents' bank, a snack bar, a hobby shop, a coffee lounge, outdoor courtyards, an art gallery, and even valet parking for family visitors. Nutrition and meals get attention here, and the kitchen uses fresh, quality ingredients for every meal.
Physical health, mental and emotional wellbeing all get attention, so the therapy team can help with everything from walking to eating or talking, by offering physical, occupational, and speech therapy sessions as needed. The center has a special focus on hearing-related care, too-residents can find hearing aids, cochlear implants, bone-anchored hearing solutions, with cleaning, repairs, fitting, and even battery changes, along with assistive devices such as amplified phones, TV listening devices, and caption phones, to help with communication and safety. On-site labs, pharmacy, and radiology services make it easy to get tests or medication without leaving the building, and the wellness team builds custom plans to fit each person, whether the goal is recovery or ongoing health management. The team works hard to build a sense of community for all, offering regular welfare programs and activities that keep residents social, active, and involved, with services spanning assisted living, memory care, short-term rehab, and long-term nursing care, all tailored for seniors and adults who want a supportive and familiar environment with medical professionals nearby and a family-like feeling in the city.
