Cortlandt Healthcare sits on Oregon Road in Cortlandt Manor and operates as a Skilled Nursing Facility within the CareRite Centers group, offering both long-term care and post-acute rehabilitation for people who need a place to recover or live with medical support. The facility brings together luxury services like concierge help, special dining choices, and both private and semi-private suites, which means people have some control over how they spend their time, pick their meals, and settle into their space, whether for a brief stay or a longer home. The place is known for having one of the area's highest nursing staff levels, so nurses can help with complicated health issues that come from illnesses or surgeries, and they aim to address both primary needs and anything else that crops up.
Cortlandt Healthcare runs the True2Life program, which helps many go back home after rehab, and offers specialty care for amputee needs, orthopedic rehab for injuries or post-surgery, and ongoing respiratory therapy. Dialysis care, wound care, post-surgical orthopedic care, I.V. therapy, and lots of therapy services-like physical, occupational, and speech therapy-are also provided. Recreation gets attention through both daily regular activities and special programs like Urban Zen, which is their way of helping residents build relaxation into daily life. People living here also can use meal planning, off-site transportation, event spaces, and both indoor and outdoor community spaces for social time or quiet moments.
The staff mainly speak English and train to help each resident based on their specific needs, aiming for a friendly, caring atmosphere where activities and care plans reflect personal choices and interests. While the building tries to give off a five-star or luxury feeling, the main focus is matching care and services to what each person needs, whether that's a short stay for rehab or a long-term home. Right now, Cortlandt Healthcare isn't taking new patients, but it keeps up its standards for the people already living there, making sure care stays personal, thorough, and in step with new ideas and techniques in rehabilitation.
