Northern Metropolitan

Northern Metropolitan Residential Health Care Facility sits at 225 Maple Ave in Monsey, NY, and has earned recognition as a public charity with the EIN 13-3070759, so you'll find it's focused on providing skilled nursing home services, adult daycare, and extra nutrition programs for older folks, but what strikes you is that they've built up several levels of care, offering Assisted Living, Memory Care, Independent Living, in-home care, and a Residential Care Home option all rolled together, which means people can move in for different reasons-maybe they need serious help or maybe they're living on their own but want some help nearby, and if memory issues crop up, they offer special programs for that too, including more hands-on caregivers than you'd expect, with nurses, therapists, and clinical specialists trained for just about any condition you can think of, from heart issues and dementia to orthopedic care, HIV/AIDS, COVID-19, stroke, or wound care, even ventilator support. Folks come in for short-term rehab or long-term stays, and there's something called RehabStrong™ that aims to get them back on their feet, with expert therapists who put together personal rehab plans and use the latest rehab tech so it's very results-focused, which makes recovery more about what actually works-plus, they've got five-star accommodations, free bedside phones, free TV, and complimentary WiFi for every room, so comfort's part of the deal. You'll notice the building has air conditioning, wi-fi, wheelchair access, parking, and outdoor seating, so visitors and residents can get around easily. There's a real focus on keeping everyone safe with strong COVID-19 protocols, from health screenings and visitor testing (including rapid and PCR tests) to vaccine encouragement, social distancing, and extra support for folks in end-of-life or emergency situations-it's all about following the rules from CMS and NYSDOH to the letter, and making sure visits happen safely, especially for things like urgent care and compassionate needs. Adults who aren't full-time residents can join the Adult Day Care and get access to meals, friendship, and activities, which keeps people engaged and helps form a community where neighbors, parents, and grandparents feel included. The staff uses electronic medical record systems and the latest charting tools so everyone stays on the same page-from lab staff to urgent care people to the nurses who work around the clock. The goal, from what you'll see, is to offer a safe, caring place where people get the help they need, whether that's a quiet spot for independent living, regular activities to keep busy, or specialized medical care for those tougher days, all while focusing on the residents' dignity and comfort. The place keeps business hours most days from early morning to late evening on weekdays and a bit shorter on weekends, making it easy for families or visitors to plan a trip, and while they've published prices for transparency, you won't find specific rates online just yet, but you can get more info through a free consumer service that checks reviews and details.