The Pines at Poughkeepsie Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation sits at 100 Franklin St in Poughkeepsie, New York, and goes by many names because it covers a lot of ground, serving as a nursing home, assisted living facility, and skilled nursing center all in one, and with 200 beds, folks see that it can accommodate a fair number of residents. The staff works around the clock, giving care to people with chronic illnesses and disabilities, and they've got a patient-centered approach called Passport™ that tries to tailor care to each person's needs, which some people appreciate when they're trying to settle into a new place that might feel a bit unfamiliar at first. The building's been newly renovated, and within its walls, residents get access to short-term rehab, long-term care, dementia care, and respite care, with special rooms set up for wheelchair access, including showers, so everyone's got a chance to be comfortable.
People can count on a variety of healthcare services like high acuity care, incontinence care, non-ambulatory care, and memory care, and there's plenty of support for everything from post-surgical rehab and orthopedic therapy to neurological and cardiac rehabilitation. There's even help for families who need ideas and guidance about long-term care and insurance, which can feel like a maze sometimes. The Pines belongs to the National Health Care Associates group, and it stands out for being a privately held facility. People who work here talk about how they try to bring kindness and compassion to their service, and the center has won some recognition too, including the McKnight's Excellence in Technology Award with Circadia Health, and a CMS 5 Stars Quality Measure rating. Folks say it's a Certified Great Place to Work, which seems to matter both to staff and residents.
People living at The Pines get daily activities and events, and the place tries hard to keep things engaging and uplifting, even if some days can still feel slow. There are services for therapy, telehealth, diagnostics, home care, and hospice, thanks to a network of affiliates, and there's a pandemic emergency plan in place, just in case. Visiting hours go from 8am to 8pm, or by appointment, and there's an option for virtual visits for those who prefer or need to stay remote. The Pines at Poughkeepsie focuses on healing and helping residents celebrate daily living, offering personalized programs and support, and people can find detailed sections on their website if they want to dig into admissions, compliance, payment sources, and more. The facility is proud of its compliance program and provides an application process for new admissions, as well as employment details and benefits for prospective staff. Through all its services-nursing care, rehabilitation, memory care, and support for caregivers-The Pines aims to provide solid, reliable care for adults in Poughkeepsie, without putting on airs.
