Comprehensive Rehab and Nursing Center at Williamsville

Comprehensive Rehab & Nursing Center at Williamsville sits in a scenic part of Williamsville, NY, surrounded by a state park and a creek, where daily life includes help from caring nursing staff who're available at any hour for things like bathing, grooming, and toileting, and folks here have on-site rides for shopping trips and appointments so nobody's stuck without a way to get places and the place is part of the Catholic health system, which brings some roots and traditions to the care but you'll also find a full range of activities like pet visits, music, art therapy, and group trips outdoors for people who like staying active or being social, and for those needing extra support, there are assisted living and Alzheimer's care units, along with long-term skilled nursing and a rehab center that helps people regain things like mobility or strength after an illness or injury. The facility can handle different care needs under one roof-including Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Home Care, Adult Day Services, Long-Term Care, and Medicare-Certified Home Health and Hospice. With 142 certified beds and about 116 residents staying most days, rooms come in different types depending on what's required, and nurses and therapists work together to build plans that fit each resident, though they've had some issues-inspectors counted 41 deficiencies, including one infection control problem, a deficiency on care planning, one about residents' rights, and another about quality checks, along with 3 infection-related citations, and the latest Medicare inspection from December 6, 2024, shows there's work to be done in preventing infections and making sure care plans get followed. The nurse turnover here is high at 76.5% compared to the New York average of 41.2%, so people may notice new faces more often than at other places, and while nurse hours per resident are tracked, the exact details aren't available, but residents can expect both long-term and short-term stays, a secure unit for those who need extra supervision, and a general focus on respectful, personalized treatment shaped by resident needs. The facility runs as a for-profit limited liability company, and it's tied to Ephram Lahasky, who has an ownership stake, but manager or employee details aren't made public. At the end of the day, the place tries to build a home-like setting where staff listen to residents, follow personal preferences, and the therapists try to use the right methods to help each person as best as they can, although the inspection history shows some areas still need attention.