St. Catherine of Siena Nursing And Rehabilitation Care Center

St. Catherine of Siena Nursing And Rehabilitation Care Center sits in Hauppauge, NY and offers care to people who need long-term nursing, short-term rehabilitation for things like orthopedic recovery, and extra support when dealing with medical needs, and they've got 120 beds for long-term care and a separate skilled nursing facility with 240 beds inside the hospital, so there's quite a bit of space for folks who might need to stay a while or just a bit. The place runs around the clock every day and has teams of nurses, dietitians, therapists, and social workers who work together to help with health and daily care, and there are special units if someone has Alzheimer's disease, plus options for hospice and palliative medicine. St. Catherine of Siena is a not-for-profit place, so the focus stays on the residents more than anything else, and they've been doing this since 2000, always aiming for solid clinical quality and personalized wellness, and they give people a choice of spiritual support if that's important to them, no matter what faith someone comes from. The facility has received several awards, like the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Outstanding Leadership Award for eliminating ventilator-associated pneumonia, the GOLD PLUS Seal from the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association, and the Pinnacle Award for Quality and Patient Safety from HANYS, and it's listed by Becker's Hospital Review as having low heart attack mortality rates, which says something about how they watch out for folks' heart health. The American College of Radiology has named it a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence, and the Joint Commission has accredited the place with a Gold Seal and Top Performer recognition, so their standards stay high. St. Catherine of Siena also has hospital services including a Center for Hyperbaric Medicine and Wound Healing, Siena Women's Health Pavilion, an endoscopy suite, an oncology unit, a dialysis unit, a cardiac care unit, psychiatric services, and a separate medical office building, and it all comes together as part of Catholic Health, so people can access a range of health and support services under one roof. The community is rooted in a history from St. John's Smithtown Hospital and runs at 296-bed capacity across hospital and care center, and it's got an average rating of 3.0 from 23 reviews, so folks looking for basic information can keep that in mind, and there's a website where people can get directions if they're planning a visit or want to learn more for themselves or someone they care about. The staff takes a team approach to wellness, with an emphasis on helping both residents and families navigate resources for long-term care, including advice on family caregiving and long-term care insurance.