Warren Haven Rehab And Nursing Center sits in Oxford, New Jersey, with 180 certified beds and an average of 56 residents each day, offering care for folks who need skilled nursing, sub-acute rehabilitation, dementia and Alzheimer's support in a secured unit, respite care, and long-term help. The staff tries to stay close to federal and state standards, with daily nurse and aide care amounts nearly meeting required minimums, and there's always a registered nurse on site around the clock, though the public data doesn't confirm this in full detail. They report nurse staffing at 3.61 hours per resident each day, just under the state average, but their nurse turnover is much lower than most places in New Jersey. Inspections from late 2024 showed 18 deficiencies overall, including a couple linked to infection control, plus some tied to medical records and care planning.
The facility provides a wide range of therapy services like speech, physical, and occupational therapy, along with specialized care for residents who need help recovering after surgeries, illness, or injury, and folks living with memory concerns. Residents get meals, activities, help from skilled professionals, and support focused on dignity and respect, with a plan to help them stay as independent as possible in a safe, comfortable setting. Short-term rehab is available for those heading home after hospital stays, and long-term nursing or intermediate care is there for more frail residents. The company runs as a for-profit limited liability firm, with Whzj Holdings 1 LLC holding half ownership and other parties like Jl Warren 1 LLC, Zev Farkas, Jonah Lobell, and Joseph Schlanger as indirect owners. Staff focus on patient-centered care in a secure and home-like environment, though inspection reports show there are ongoing areas needing improvement in infection prevention and care plan development.
