Sapphire Nursing at Wappingers

Sapphire Nursing at Wappingers sits at 37 South Mesier Avenue in Wappingers Falls, New York, and started back in 2015-it's a licensed nursing home and assisted living facility, run by a private group with a staff size somewhere between 201 and 500 employees, with managers, registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, registered dietitians, aides, housekeeping, maintenance mechanics, therapists, and kitchen personnel making up the team, most of whom seem focused on providing high standards of skilled nursing care. You'll see all kinds of inpatient nursing and rehabilitative services here, especially for folks who need round-the-clock support, and there's a range of specialties, with short-term rehab, long-term care, memory care for dementia, and palliative care, not to mention cardiac and diabetic care when someone needs special attention for those conditions. The place is designed to feel homelike and accessible, with wheelchair access throughout, parking available for visitors, and onsite restrooms, bringing a bit of comfort to the daily routine. You'll find outdoor spaces if you want fresh air, and they've got recreational programs that help people take part in a community, which matters when folks are away from home, and the staff tries to keep things personal, tending to each resident's needs. People can use credit cards for payments, which makes things a bit simpler for family. The facility gets a five-star rating for quality measures, which means the care standards are high in some ways, but it's worth noting that they have only two stars for staffing and just one star for health inspections from CMS, with an overall rating of two out of five, so quality measures might balance with some staffing or inspection concerns. Residents can rely on daily care, such as dietary oversight and therapies, and the building is meant to support well-being with physical and social resources. Their review average sits at 2.9 based on 22 reviews, so people have mixed opinions, but some talk about the helpfulness of the staff and the welcoming feel. The facility stays active in the Wappingers Falls community, which helps residents stay connected to local life, and the staff, from the aides to kitchen staff, seems to be friendly and trying their best, all in the hopes of making things easier for people facing short or long-term care needs.