The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Great Neck sits in a fairly well-kept building from the 1970s, offering 214 certified beds and a mix of short-term and long-term care for older adults. The center follows Medicare and Medicaid guidelines, and it has a Joint Commission approval and New York State Department of Health license, with facility ID M827-0000. The facility pays attention to infection control, with some deficiencies reported, and keeps an average of 3.06 registered nurse hours per resident per day. Residents can find a third-floor cafeteria, dated but clean rooms, and amenities built for comfort and community, drawing from programs like Gold Standard, Grandtech, Safety Systems, Concierge Services, and a Dietary Program.
The Grand is part of The Grand Healthcare System and operates under Grand Great Neck LLC, led by Director Elliot I Schwartz, M.D., and managed by Jeremy Strauss since early 2019. Daniel Mozorosky serves as the primary contact. Care teams at The Grand develop complete care plans within seven days after assessment and follow resident preferences, aiming to provide appropriate therapy, maintain or improve movement, and help with daily routines. There's help for people with Alzheimer's, those needing chronic wound care, pain management, joint replacements, and for those who need rehabilitation dialysis. The facility offers skilled nursing, occupational health, physiatrist services, and has access to internal medicine, neurology, and obstetric care.
Testing plays a role, with a CLIA waiver certificate and services for COVID-19 antigen, glucose, occult blood, and protime testing, under CLIA number 33D0143177. Limited laboratory testing is available onsite. There are wellness programs and a focus on quality of life, with a variety of outreach and intensive health services, hospice and home care, and support to help residents recover or maintain their independence. The building's rooms may seem old, but they're kept clean, which the staff work hard to maintain, and the amenities strive to bring some hotel-like comfort for residents' downtime. Residents have access to private spaces, some specialized services, and community-inspired offerings in this large, multispecialty care center. Inspection reports have shown 24 total deficiencies, so families will want to review these records as part of making their decision.
