Concourse Rehabilitation And Nursing Center

Concourse Rehabilitation And Nursing Center, over at 1072 Grand Concourse in the Bronx, offers care for both seniors and kids who need help with health problems, so you see people of all ages coming through those doors, and you'll notice right away how the staff knows everybody by name and how they smile and chat with the residents, which makes things feel close and friendly, not like some big crowded place. Folks stay there when they need short-term rehab, long-term skilled nursing, or a place to recover after surgery, whether they're there for a little while or for longer, and the team, including internal medicine practitioners, psychiatrists, psychoanalysts, and nurses like Esther Lebovic and Aline A Shehigian, NP, as well as doctors like Dr. Denny Martin, MD, and Geun Young Kim, NPD, works together to make care fit what every person really needs. You'll find specialized units for things like ventilator care, telemetry, and step-down so patients who need extra watchful care get it, and there's a steady focus on rehab, with physical, occupational, and speech therapy all under the same roof, which gives people a better shot at getting back on their feet and going home again. The place has a strong memory care program, as well as help for wounds and palliative care for those dealing with serious illness, and they also help with meals, making sure the food tastes good but also keeps people healthy. The environment's kept clean, the meals are good, and you can see families coming in to visit, with recreation and things to do for residents and their loved ones, and there's a sense of everyone trying to help folks live as well as they can, especially with their Concourse Rehab PEP 2020 program. Security's always present in the lobby, some of the staff speak English, some know other languages, and no one seems to wait too long for help since the workers are quick and thorough. Assisted living and continuing care options are there, but at the moment, Concourse Rehabilitation And Nursing Center isn't taking new patients. The facility's officially listed as a Skilled Nursing Facility, and most everything, from the care to the food to the way the staff treats the residents, shows a day-to-day effort to make each person comfortable, supported, and looked after with dignity.