Isabella Home Care

Isabella Home Care has a long history, starting back in 1875 when it cared for indigent elderly women, and over time, it's grown from a traditional nursing home to a non-profit, non-sectarian healthcare provider serving both women and men of any background. The main campus spans four well-kept acres in New York, NY, with services focused on helping elderly people stay healthy and independent, whether they need short-term relief with respite care, home care, or longer-term skilled nursing and rehab. The facility offers a range of care options like memory care, hospice, palliative care, and behavioral health, and there's support for chronic conditions such as congestive heart failure, COPD, and diabetes, so if someone needs help with daily living, medication, rehab like physical, occupational, or speech therapy, or even ventilator support, they've got plans for that too. All apartments, including studio and one-bedroom options, come with utilities, basic cable, daily lunch and dinner, and the building's equipped with elevators, a doorman, a central laundry, and 24/7 security. There's a nice outdoor garden and plenty of programs and events, including music, art, recreational activities, and exercise, and services like the Food Program (CACFP), transportation, and telehealth support help people stay connected and well. The Isabella House community program, My Adult Foster Care, My Adult Home Care, My Senior Care Hub, and My Adult Behavior are all available, and those needing specialized rehab or long-term care use the MJHS Isabella Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Care or the Menorah Center's dedicated wings, and they have programs for all kinds of people-including youth, veterans, and people with different cultural backgrounds-plus family engagement and privacy policies in place. Isabella Home Care's mission aims for quality care and respects each resident's independence, with a team focused on patient-centered, compassionate help, though the facility has no public reviews listed right now.