The Convalarium of Dublin is a nursing and rehab facility with 90 certified beds and offers skilled nursing, assisted living, and memory care for residents dealing with a range of health needs, and while the place provides services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and has round-the-clock skilled nursing care, the inspection reports show it's had a total of 72 deficiencies, including seven for infection control and some violations related to nutrition and dietary standards. The staff works to assist with bathing, dressing, medication management, transfers, and other daily needs, and residents get about 4.22 nurse hours per day, though the turnover rate for nurses is quite high at 75.5%. The leadership team includes Adam Cusner, Jeffrey Degyansky, Eliezer Goldish, Solomon Kazarnovsky, and Abba Stein, and it operates under Lionstone Care. Meal preparation allows for special diets like diabetes and allergies, and the dining areas have home-cooked meals served restaurant-style, with options for group socializing and special events.
Seniors find furnished rooms, private rehab suites, and some independent living cottages, and there's a courtyard, walking paths, a garden, an inviting patio, indoor community areas, and games like tabletop bowling and ring toss. The facility supports residents with memory care who may have Alzheimer's or dementia and offers therapy, incontinence, diabetic, and non-ambulatory care. Daily life centers on activities, outings, devotional events, and helpful services like laundry, dry cleaning, room cleaning, and complimentary transportation and parking, and the staff aims to keep the environment clean and safe, providing an emergency alert system for the residents' well-being. People who've lived here for several years mention a supportive environment that makes recovery and wellness a focus, and the facility maintains ties with local health plans for care coordination. There's consistent supervision and professional help available any time of day, while residents enjoy access to private bathrooms, lounges, and a pleasant social setting. The Convalarium of Dublin caters to both short-term rehab stays and long-term residency and is fully wheelchair accessible, while the staff works to keep everyone as healthy, safe, and engaged as possible in their community, though it should be noted that inspection reports do document ongoing issues, especially regarding infection control and nurse retention.
