Grandell Rehabilitation And Nursing Center sits at 645 West Broadway in Long Beach, New York, offering skilled nursing care for people needing short-term rehabilitation or long-term help, and, well, some rooms here have their own private bathrooms, kitchenettes, telephone, cable TV, air conditioning, and high-speed Wi-Fi, which means folks have some of what they need to stay comfortable without having to leave their rooms unless they want to. The building itself is kept up nicely and has some wide hallways and common areas, and you'll notice outdoor walking paths, a library, arts and activity rooms, a game room, and even a movie theater for movie nights, which some residents seem to appreciate, and there's a fitness room and programs if someone wants to keep moving as much as they're able.
The staff stays on duty around the clock for supervision with 12 to 16 hours of active nursing care each day, and the center's known for offering not just usual care after a hospital stay, illness, or surgery, but also rehabilitation services specific to amputees, and they help with things like transfers, bathing, dressing, taking medicines, and anything else needed for daily life, so people don't have to worry about doing everything themselves when they're not able. Cleaning and concierge services are included, and families can stay involved thanks to computerized records and folks in the office keep lines open for updates, which helps people stay in the loop.
Grandell is a for-profit nursing facility and takes Medicare and Medicaid, which means different residents can get services covered, and the average resident gives it about an 8.6 out of 10, while the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services gives the place a 4-star rating for nursing home quality. The facility has a range of studios and layout choices, so people can pick what fits best for them. Medical, dental, podiatry, and vision services are all part of the care plan, and there are specific programs to support both social and emotional needs, with a visitation coordinator and options for outdoor or in-room visiting when that's called for, including making sure visits work smoothly if people share a room. Staff aim to help residents feel supported and keep families connected, with regular efforts made to keep things safe and easy for everyone involved.
