Sans Souci Rehabilitation and Nursing Center sits at 115 Park Ave in Yonkers, New York, offering short-term rehabilitation, subacute care, and long-term skilled nursing all under one roof, and you'll notice the place keeps a boutique hotel look with luxurious décor and warm details in both the inside and outside areas. The staff here focus on a personalized care approach, which is easier since the facility keeps a small and intimate setting, and that helps residents feel like they're in a comfortable retreat especially when recovering from joint replacement, cardiac events, or hospital stays. People find amenities like gourmet meals aimed at both good taste and nutrition, suites for private accommodation, and regular programming designed to support both the body and mind, so days don't get dull. The center's RENEWAL™ philosophy shows up in its push for healing and a sense of restoration for each resident whether the stay is short or long, and the facility backs this up with a mix of services, including orthopedic rehabilitation, amputee care, cardiopulmonary therapy, pain management, memory care, hospice, respite care, diabetes support, and wound care. There's a skilled staff on hand-nurses, therapists, aides, and specialists-plus a Resident Council and Family Council help with feedback and connection.
Recently, Sans Souci has had mixed quality ratings, scoring a D overall, but the last few health inspections got an A, so it seems there's attention to safety and hygiene. It runs under a for-profit corporation called CareRite Centers, and it takes both Medicare and Medicaid, helping keep options open for many. Nearly all 93% of its beds fill up, and patients can count on updated equipment and plenty of medical staff on duty. The director is Ammir S Rabadi, M.D., and the primary contact is Aryeh Schachter, with licensing and testing all up to date-the facility carries a waiver certificate and meets regulation standards, including CLIA number 33D0718042 and facility ID N721-0000, with certifications lasting through early 2027. Patients and families notice the variety of support services, anything from speech and occupational therapy to transportation, dentistry, podiatry, home making, and even dietary and recreational help, and the place does regular medical tests such as COVID-19 antigen, glucose, and protime checks as needed. Luxuries like concierge services and a patient experience team are meant to lift spirits during rehabilitation, and the whole place aims for a five-star feel without leaving out basic needs. The environment mixes care, comfort, and structure, trying to help people feel stronger and more hopeful as they heal or settle in for a longer stay.
