Hudson Park Rehabilitation and Nursing Center

Hudson Park Rehabilitation and Nursing Center sits at 325 Northern Blvd in Albany, NY, and is a nursing home with both long-term care and short-term rehabilitation services, with a listed capacity of 169 certified beds, though the facility itself can hold up to 200 beds, and on average there are about 190 residents staying each day, and you'll find that it's classified as a Skilled Nursing Facility, meaning it has skilled nurses on staff and provides more hands-on medical care than you'd get at most other senior living communities, and although it's got a for-profit status and has been managed by Efraim Steif since August 2017 under the Upstate Services Group, folks can expect a range of services like caregiving, assistance with daily living, and care plans that are supposed to be personalized, plus there's medical care managed by a licensed physician, clinical care, and support for people with Alzheimer's or dementia along with community programs for social engagement and recovery, and there's a pet therapy program, private and semi-private rooms, and options like laundry, housekeeping, on-site shopping, a beauty salon, as well as dining with nutritional counseling because there's a focus on keeping things comfortable and homelike as best they can, and just so you're aware, they have about 2.98 nursing staff hours per resident per day, which is under the state average of 3.7, and their nurse turnover sits at 52.5%, which is higher than the state's 41.2%, and when you look at the most recent inspection dated June 12, 2024, state surveyors recorded 12 deficiencies, including at least one related to infection control and a history of 43 deficiencies in total, with three that were connected to infection, and some citations in the records for issues such as not fully honoring residents' right to self-determination, not meeting needs with proper activities, and not following best practices in food handling and safety, but for families needing support, staff can give guidance when it comes to caregiving, and the overall atmosphere aims to provide a structured, warm environment for anyone needing comprehensive nursing care for either a short stay or longer term.