Preferred Care at Absecon sits at 1020 Pitney Road in Absecon, NJ, and has a range of care options for the elderly and disabled, with some areas specialized for different needs like long-term care, short-term rehabilitation, and respite stays, and they even have several named halls that handle different types of care-Keats Hall handles physical, speech, and occupational therapy, while Tennyson Hall offers medical services for things like cancer, wounds, surgery, neuromuscular conditions, heart problems, diabetes, and more, and Browning Hall focuses on long-term stays with big sunrooms and dining areas where residents can take part in educational or recreational activities.
Byron Hall provides specialized care for people with Alzheimer's and behavioral conditions that sometimes can't be managed in other settings, and staff there look for causes of behavior issues while trying to keep everyone's dignity, focusing on understanding what people need and helping them communicate in different ways, aiming to help in ways that promote well-being and respect.
The whole place uses physician-supervised medical care and has nurses, dietitians, social workers, and discharge planners on staff, with round-the-clock medical attention and personalized plans for each resident, whether they're staying short or long-term, needing help with daily activities, or recovering after surgery or illness, plus if someone needs subacute care, there's a program for that which covers physical, occupational, and speech therapies.
Residents can choose from private or semi-private rooms, and there's an effort to make things comfortable, with renovated spaces, inviting gardens, common areas, and a routine full of daily activities and social events, along with a dietary menu and dining experiences prepared by skilled chefs, and the staff plan many recreational programs to help people stay active and find joy in each day.
Preferred Care at Absecon meets standards and rules for New Jersey nursing facilities and belongs to the Health Care Association of New Jersey, plus its high rating and Joint Commission accreditation reflect a commitment to quality care, while their programs also try to support their staff's growth so that everyone can give their best to the residents.
The focus stays on warm, skilled nursing, gentle rehabilitation, and special programs for those with harder-to-manage behavior or more complex health issues, with the Center for Alzheimer's and Behavioral Services providing extra attention for those who need it, and the facility aims to help each person feel at home and cared for, all the while offering the medical and daily living support people might require as they age or recover.
