Queens Boulevard Extended Care Facility

Queens Boulevard Extended Care Facility sits at 61-11 Queens Blvd in Woodside, New York, and provides a range of care for adults who need help from a short hospital stay to long-term support, and the place offers a Skilled Nursing Facility where nurses and assistants care for people who're frail or rely on nursing; residents get rehab services designed so people can move from hospital to home more smoothly, with physical, occupational, and speech therapy all right there, and there's a state-of-the-art Dialysis Center that's ACHC accredited, running in a bright, well-lit space for those who need dialysis as part of their care, which adds a useful layer for people managing kidney problems. Adult Day Health Care there runs for five hours a day to help people keep active, socialize, and get medical monitoring, and the facility makes room for different needs with things like counseling from assigned social workers, daily social activities, and lounge areas on every floor to make conversation and connection easy. Staff work with residents and their families to make individual Care Plans with goals to help each person do as much as they can. Folks get to share meals in spacious, well-lit dining rooms, with some special meal options offered, and guests are allowed at meal times, which tends to help residents feel more at home, and for those with special food needs, staff manage food and nutrition services too. Language services run in Cantonese, English, Tagalog, Korean, Mandarin, Russian, and Spanish, so residents and families can talk about care in the language they're most comfortable with. Secured grounds give residents and their families more peace of mind, and free transportation services help with getting to appointments. The place covers short-term post-acute care and long-term skilled nursing with round-the-clock care from Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, and Certified Nursing Assistants, and the rehab program tries to be reputable and efficient, focusing on both sub-acute and short-term therapy to get people moving and feeling better as they recover. There's a focus on a home-like atmosphere, with efforts to keep life comfortable and routine, and the interdisciplinary team works together to provide compassionate care every day. More can be read about what's offered at www.qbecf.com.