Daughters of Sarah Community for Seniors sits on a 40-acre campus at 180 Washington Ave Ext in Albany, NY, staying open every day from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and the place offers several kinds of care for older adults with different needs, so you'll find long-term skilled nursing, short-term rehabilitation, assisted living, enhanced assisted living, memory care, adult day services, home health care, palliative care, hospice, and respite care, and they have private rooms and suites, many with private bathrooms, some furnished, and they provide help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and handling medications. Their Nursing & Rehabilitation Center has a special unit for short-term rehab, and they use modern equipment for physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and they offer memory care for folks with memory loss, including Alzheimer's or dementia, and those recovering from stroke, illness, or injury, while 24-hour nursing staff stay on site for safety. The Massry Residence at Daughters of Sarah offers assisted living with extra services for those needing more help.
The grounds have a garden courtyard, a pergola for shade, landscaped paths, and benches to sit on outside, and inside, the amenities include a residents' lounge, restaurant-style dining, Sarah's Kosher Café with changing daily menus, internet/Wi-Fi, cable TV, and an emergency call system, plus chaplain services and a synagogue. There's also a village square where people gather for events, Sarah's Corner gift shop, and the place is dog-friendly. The community has separate addresses for some buildings, with the nursing and rehabilitation center at 180 Washington Ave Ext and The Massry Residence at 182 Washington Ave Ext, both focusing on safety, dignity, and helping seniors be as independent as they can be. They follow Jewish values and traditions but welcome anyone, and the Daughters of Sarah Jewish Foundation supports their non-profit mission. The staff aims to improve each resident's quality of life and lets people live with as much purpose and respect as possible. The facility covers many different needs, whether someone stays short- or long-term, needs therapy, memory support, or daily help, and they try to offer comfort and care in a setting where people can feel at home.
