Sky View Rehabilitation & Health Care Center sits at 1280 Albany Post Rd in Croton-On-Hudson, New York, housing up to 192 residents with an average daily census of around 167, and folks say the 4th floor is something special for patient care, which you don't see everywhere. The place has a five-star feeling with a hotel-like look, offering meals in a gourmet dining setting and amenities meant to help people feel relaxed and taken care of, plus there's on-site parking, WiFi, wheelchair access, and both indoor and outdoor decor that makes the whole space feel calming and meant for healing. The team includes seasoned staff like the MDS Coordinator Roth Fin, Director of Nursing Kimberly Carey, RN, BSN, staff member Emmanuel Akuoko who's good with electronic health records, a solid group of physical therapists, and there are about 51-200 employees total, so there's usually someone around when help is needed, and they focus on making sure families are involved in care planning too.
The center provides skilled nursing care, post-acute rehab, memory care, respite stays, assisted and independent living, continuing care, and home care services, and has a reputation for helping people regain their independence so folks can get back on their feet quickly after hospital stays, using individualized therapy plans in physical, occupational, speech, and respiratory therapy, all backed by a multidisciplinary approach and a special community reentry rehab program. There's a system for asking about costs, a way to schedule tours both in-person and online, and people can use Medicaid to help pay. Sky View runs as a for-profit partnership, privately owned by Herbert Jozefovic, Mark Neuman, Gerald Neuman, Michael T Stynes Estate, Samuel Brach, and Robert Fagenson, and is part of the NYSHFA NYSCAL organization.
Recent inspections show some improvement: in December 2019, there were 4 noted deficiencies, which dropped to 2 in November 2023, with one deficiency in how food's handled and another highlight for meeting care standards in helping residents move and maintain range of motion, which is always important. The nurse turnover rate is 18.3%, much better than the state average of over 41%, though the nurse staffing level is a little below the state average at 3.18 hours per resident day. Sky View is proud of receiving the 2025 Bronze National Quality Award from AHCA and NCAL, and offers an "Anytime Admission" program for new residents. The focus always stays on post-acute rehab, skilled nursing, and long-term care, aiming to support each person's journey with clean facilities, a passionate and capable staff, and care plans designed to get residents healthy and independent as soon as possible, all while keeping an eye on comfort, safety, and the support every resident needs.
