Seagate Rehabilitation and Nursing Center sits right in Coney Island, New York, at 3015 W 29th St, close to the beach and boardwalk, and you can catch a whiff of the ocean or enjoy a little sun from their outdoor terrace or even from some rooms with ocean views, and you've got bus and subway stops like Surf Av/W 29 St and Mermaid Av/W 29 St right near the door, which makes trips for medical appointments and outings a bit easier. This community has studios with a mix of layouts, and people can choose rooms that look out over the water or enjoy spaces like the arts room, game room, and library, plus there's a cafeteria with a nice view, Wi-Fi, and even personal televisions and telephones in the rooms, so folks can feel a little more at home. Seagate's known in the city because it has a high 8.9 out of 10 average rating, making it ninth among facilities locally, but its 2-star Medicare rating for Nursing Home services is something to keep in mind if you're comparing options, and the facility's privately owned by a limited liability company, and it does things for both short-term rehabilitation and long-term skilled care.
The staff includes medical doctors, nurses, specialists, rehabilitation therapists, social workers, and even respiratory therapists for folks who need tracheostomy care, and they work together on individualized care plans for each resident, which means they can help with serious medical issues, medication management, wound care, and even have a Congestive Heart Failure Program, plus on-site clinics for regular checkups, surgeries, and help with mental health or insurance. Nursing care and supervision are available around the clock, and there's an emergency alert and 24-hour call system for safety, with support for daily needs like bathing, dressing, transfers, and reminders or hands-on help with medicines. Seagate provides amenities for comfort and safety, runs scheduled daily activities like music, movies, fitness classes, crafts, and even has programs for physical, occupational, and speech therapy, all meant to help people recover and feel better during their stay or for those living there longer. The facility keeps up infection control procedures based on Covid-19 standards, has a high nurse-to-resident ratio, and keeps its building clean and well maintained.
When families visit, they'll notice the outdoor spaces, as well as neighborhood spots like the Coney Island YMCA Pool or Penn Plaza nearby, and buses like the B1, B36, X28, X38, B74 and subways D, F, N, Q, and FX make it as accessible as one can expect in a big city, with scheduled transport for trips taken care of by the center itself. Health inspection and quality ratings are available for people who want to check on past reports, and if someone has a serious illness, needs short-term rehab after a hospital stay, or just wants to live close to the ocean with a good team nearby, Seagate does cover both medical needs and daily comfort with what they offer. The staff put emphasis on safety, support, and working together, and the place tries its best to help each person recover or feel at home, even if it isn't perfect, as all places have room to improve.
