Hamden Rehabilitation & Health Care Center

Hamden Rehabilitation & Health Care Center sits in Hamden, Connecticut, where it's been serving people for over 35 years, and when you come to this place you'll find it's a health care center with 153 certified beds for skilled nursing and rehabilitation, handling about 129 residents each day, and they do short-term rehabilitation for people who need to recover between hospital and home, long-term skilled nursing for the very frail folks who really depend on nursing care, and they've also got specialty programs, respite care for people who need a short break, and a secured dementia unit for those who need extra safety. Licensed as a for-profit limited liability company, Hamden Rehabilitation & Health Care Center has various owners, including Moshe Bernstein with a 28% stake, Mordechai Blass with 28%, Yitzchock Weiss with 7%, and several LLCs sharing the rest. Residents usually get 4.17 nurse hours per day, though the nurse turnover rate is about 51%, which means more staff changes than some other places. State inspectors found a total of 27 deficiencies by June 2025, including issues with resident assessments, care planning, daily living help, and keeping accident areas safe, all listed with potential harm but no actual harm shown. The center does make room for outdoor time with patios and park-like grounds for picnics and social visits, and you'll see a home-like lobby when you come in. They're set up to offer health care services, rehabilitation services, and quick help from hospital specialists if you need those, and people can stay for either short periods or as a home for the longer term, with staff aiming to improve both physical and emotional health for the folks who live there.