Kings Harbor Multicare Center

Kings Harbor Multicare Center in the Bronx, New York, serves as a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility that offers a range of care types including long-term skilled nursing, short-term rehabilitation, and specialized services for Alzheimer's and dementia. The center features dedicated nursing units like 2e and 4e, a Board Certified Renal Care Team for dialysis, and specialized teams for hemodialysis, psychiatry, and orthopedics, so people with specific health needs have support. The facility runs programs for memory care, stroke protocol, restorative feeding and swallowing training, and even offers gait analysis, electrotherapy, and hydrotherapy. The medical setup includes a modern lab, imaging services such as MRI and PET scans, a medical library, a records department, and staff offices along with a team of physicians, charge nurses, and certified nursing assistants. Amenities help with daily life and recovery, including scheduled courtesy vans for trips and family visits, a Dietitian's Corner to help meet special nutrition needs, and organized activities like art, gardening, music, live entertainment, clubs, exercise, and religious services, which are all meant to keep residents active in mind and body. Social workers are assigned to each unit to help with transitions, care plans, and support. Rehabilitation services cover both inpatient and outpatient care, with occupational, physical, and speech therapy for people working to regain lost skills, and there are options for hospice and pain management. The center supports individual goals with all-inclusive accommodations, advanced technology to speed up recovery, and efforts to balance cost and quality. Both emergency and ongoing medical services are available, with inpatient and outpatient programs, diagnostic tools, home assessments, and even home health aides for easier transitions back home. Kings Harbor Multicare Center aims to offer a respectful and compassionate environment, providing care plans that match each person's needs and helping people take that final step toward better health.