Plainview Manor

Plainview Manor is a small, government-owned nursing home run by the city, with 39 certified beds and around 31 residents, sitting at a high occupancy of 79%. There are both short-stay and long-stay options, and the staff works to keep everything safe and comfortable, offering help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, and moving from place to place if needed. Nurses, medical directors, dieticians, therapists, and other health professionals take care of residents, and there's 24-hour supervision, medication management, and emergency alert systems throughout the building. Residents get regular influenza and pneumococcal shots, nurse practitioners are on-site, and care is tailored to each individual's needs. The rooms come furnished with telephones, and meals are served in a dining room where staff prepare allergy-sensitive and diabetic diets all day in a restaurant-style setting. Housekeeping, laundry-including dry cleaning-personal grooming, and barbershop services are all on site, and the facility is fully sprinklered for safety. Residents can spend time in the arts room, sit in the garden, walk the paths, or join in on community activities like movie nights and resident-run events. Plainview Manor provides speech, occupational, and physical therapy for those who need more help, along with respite and inpatient rehabilitation care. Skilled nurses, certified assistants, and therapists help with everything from mobility to transportation needs, making sure support is there round-the-clock. The staff-to-resident ratio includes 0.4 RN hours, 0.97 LPN hours, and 2.12 CNA hours per resident, which totals 1.37 staff hours per resident, enough to keep everyone well cared for. The building has a 5-star rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and top inspection grades, with an A+ record and awards for quality care. Medicare and Medicaid are accepted, and there's a move-in coordination team to help new residents settle in. The environment is safe, easy to navigate, and peaceful, and the focus stays on providing steady, individualized nursing care to seniors who like some support but still want their independence.