Westbury Mcdonough

Westbury Mcdonough sits with 210 certified beds and provides a wide set of services, like post-acute care, long-term care, transitional care, and supportive services, aiming to help people recover from surgery, illness, or injury, and they do focus on making each resident feel comfortable, with rooms, dining options, and nice outdoor spaces where families can sit and talk with their loved ones. The place offers lots of medical and rehab programs-there's specialized physical, occupational, and speech therapy, along with orthopedic and amputee rehab, wound care, supportive Alzheimer's care, ventilator care, and dialysis care, and they also have special areas like Transitional Care Units and Progression Orthopedic Rehab Units, which are meant to help folks regain daily skills after being in the hospital. Some people in the community know the staff as caring and friendly, and the facility tries to keep things clean, uphold strong COVID-19 safety practices, and make sure families stay in the loop, plus they follow non-discrimination rules and focus efforts on patient experience. Since Empire Care Centers took over management in May 2021, the place works with other healthcare partners, like Paragan Rehab, Harmon, Nicole PT, and Diana K Sodiq, DO, so doctors and hospitals stay involved in care plans. Westbury Mcdonough shows a 3.17 nurse hours per resident per day, which tells you a bit about their daily nursing support, but nurse turnover rate is high at 60.9%, raising questions about stability, and it's good to note the facility's received 26 documented deficiencies from inspections, including some for infection control, safe and appropriate respiratory care, safe dialysis services, and how residents' personal money's managed. Management and ownership go through Empire Care Centers and GA4 Opco Holding LLC, with indirect interests held by Ensh Consulting LLC, Shlomo Heller, and Ephraim Nussbaum; the facility is a member of GHCA, and provides both short-term rehab and assisted living along with long-term nursing home care, with parking, restrooms, and wheelchair access for visitors. Amenities look modern, and the place is kept up, aiming to make recovery and daily life easier for people who need extra care, with their services built around helping residents return to as much independence as possible.