The Pines at Glens Falls Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation

The Pines at Glens Falls Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation sits at 170 Warren Street in Glens Falls and provides different kinds of nursing and rehabilitation care for people who need help for either a short time or for a longer stay, and they've got skilled staff who handle things like orthopedic rehabilitation, therapy services including physical, occupational, and speech, and they take care of folks who are recovering after a hospital visit as well as those with chronic illnesses and disabilities who need around-the-clock attention. The place works as both a nursing home and a center for rehabilitation, offering skilled nursing, post-acute rehab, respite care so families can get a break, and long-term care, with their staff including physicians, psychiatrists, psychoanalysts, and specialists who come in for dental, optometry, and podiatry needs, and they try to keep residents engaged with daily activities, trips, and social events, really aiming to support people's minds and spirits as well as their bodies. Residents get access to extras like internet, telephones, and cable TV, and there's both an admissions process and a map to help newcomers find their way, with tours available so prospective residents and families can see the place and meet the staff and other residents themselves, which can make it easier to know what to expect. While The Pines at Glens Falls is part of National Health Care Associates and has connections to more care options like telehealth, home care, and hospice through their affiliates, they're also recognized for their Passport™ care approach, which tailors services to each individual, and they've picked up some awards, including a US News 2024 Best Nursing Home for Long-Term Care mention and a 5 Stars Quality Measure from CMS, plus they've caught attention for things like their technology partnership that won a McKnight's Excellence in Technology Award. There are visiting hours from eight in the morning until eight at night, plus virtual visits, and the staff pride themselves on making an inviting place for people to live with as much comfort as possible, supported by a program called "Life Happens Here," and there's a compliance program and ways to speak up if anyone sees something wrong, showing they do make an effort with quality standards and making sure folks are treated well, and although nothing's perfect, they seem dedicated to doing the job with care and attention.