At Fort Tryon Center, we recognize that diet is one of the most important aspects of our resident's life. Kosher - We are certified Kosher by the Vaad Harabanim of Queens and have a mashgiach on premises daily. Our Chef prepares culturally Jewish cuisine for during Shabbos and Yom Tov Holidays. The amenities provided are designed to make our resident's stay relaxing and convenient, allowing them to focus on improving their health and well-being.
On site Medical Suites including Internal and Geriatric Medicine, Dentistry, and Podiatry Services. It is hard to believe how close we felt with all of you, but mostly our dear husband and father, who lately called your place "home"! I wanted to thank all of you for the great care and dedication you had for my grandpa.
On site Medical Suites including Internal and Geriatric Medicine, Dentistry, and Podiatry Services. It is hard to believe how close we felt with all of you, but mostly our dear husband and father, who lately called your place "home"! I wanted to thank all of you for the great care and dedication you had for my grandpa.
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Michael is a native to Washington Heights where he studied locally a Yeshiva University and graduated with a MSW, becoming a Licensed Social Worker. As a Licensed Nursing Home Administrator in NY & NJ, Michael has almost 20 yrs experience in Long Term Health Care Administration.
Additionally, he has served on NYSHFA (NYS Health Facilities Association) Ethics & Standards Committee and was Selected to participate in NYSHFA's Foundation for Quality Care - Advanced Administrator's training.Michael is a member of the Greater NY Health Care Association and a Former Adjunct Professor of Gerontology at Long Island University (LIU).
Additionally, he has served on NYSHFA (NYS Health Facilities Association) Ethics & Standards Committee and was Selected to participate in NYSHFA's Foundation for Quality Care - Advanced Administrator's training.Michael is a member of the Greater NY Health Care Association and a Former Adjunct Professor of Gerontology at Long Island University (LIU).
The Facility Infection Preventionist (IP) in conjunction with the Inservice Coordinator/Designee, must provide education on Infection Prevention and Management upon the hiring of new staff, as well as ongoing education on an annual basis and as needed should a facility experience the outbreak of an infectious disease.
Fort Tryon Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing serves as your bridge between the hospital and home. Our state-of-the-art rehabilitation program is designed to help patients recover quickly and return to optimal health and independence following a serious illness, injury or surgery.
Our sub-acute care trained professionals including a medical doctor, psychiatrist, therapist, social worker and a team of nurses guides residents and their families on how to cope physically and psychologically.Patients are taken to specialty doctors when necessary. A case manager is assigned to each patient to ensure that their plan of care is being followed.
Our sub-acute care trained professionals including a medical doctor, psychiatrist, therapist, social worker and a team of nurses guides residents and their families on how to cope physically and psychologically.Patients are taken to specialty doctors when necessary. A case manager is assigned to each patient to ensure that their plan of care is being followed.
The journey to recovery begins at Fort Tryon Center. After you or your loved one has been hospitalized for an illness, injury or surgery, our rehab center will help you get back to normal life as quickly as possible. At Fort Tryon Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing, our director of physical therapy, Dr. Renee Fishweicher holds a doctorate in physical therapy and is a consummate professional dedicated to providing the best possible outcomes.
Neurological Rehab at Fort Tryon Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing is designed to assist individuals with neurological conditions to reach their greatest potential. Our compassionate and devoted interdisciplinary treatment team provides comprehensive programming, addressing all aspects of recovery.
Reviews (10)
Jim Marken
Jan 03, 2022
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Dolly Parks
Sep 04, 2021
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Yvette Ramos
Aug 31, 2021
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Philip Timberlake
Jul 22, 2021
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The staff was very rude, and didn’t seem motivated to take my aunt to the bathroom, the shift nurse offered excuses, but I insisted and then she had a nurse put her in the bed pan. The reception people on he first floor were very professional, the staff on the 5th floor was very Unprofessional! I hit the wrong key I meant to rate them a 2!! I will be back soon and I hope that I see some improvement
Berle L. Topcat Easton Jr
May 23, 2021
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Sandra
Jan 30, 2021
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My experience wasn’t as pleasant as some of these comments. I must agree the physical therapy team was very attentive, caring and helpful. However, I believe the nursing staff needs adequate training. My father was a resident at Fort Tryon. One night he became very ill in my presence. He complained he wasn’t feeling well then he started screaming but didn’t make any sense, he was very confused. I called the nurse on duty & she quickly “examined” him. She said his chart showed his sugar had been very high which is probably why he was confused. She said he was already given insulin and
Flor Morano
Sep 03, 2020
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Truly disappointed with the service from staff members in this facility. It is difficult to get a hold of any of the nurses and you will get transferred many times or hung up on. The physical therapy team are the only decent ones. It takes hours to give your loved one any meals you drop off for them and they will leave them sitting in their filth almost all day before someone comes to clean them. Management needs to look into these issues and the growth of patients!
Saranda Gocaj
Jul 17, 2020
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I've been to the facility many times prior to COVID-19. Prior to COVID 19 I recall walking into the lobby and everyone being so kind and greeting me. I love the staff there. They truly care for their residents. There is two kind of people in this world, the ones that go to work to get a check and the ones that actually care. Workers there actually care. They treat the resident's like they're supposed to be treated; like humans not diseases.
Wherever Fort Tryon goes I will always be a supporter of the facility.
Wherever Fort Tryon goes I will always be a supporter of the facility.
Mely Abreu
Jan 13, 2020
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Fort Tryon Rehab is a great place to bring your family members to. I've had several family members stay short term and they were pleased. Staff members are great. Yes of course there might be a day someone is having a bad day but that's in any place you go to. Reading some of the reviews left here I came to the conclusion that some people just want to do what they want. If your family is not medically ready to go home the doctors are going to disagree. Is not because they want your family member to stay but medically is UNSAFE. Everyday there is someone that needs a bed in a nursing home so I highly
Dec 25, 2019
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Fort Tryon Rehab provided best service a friend could ask for. One of my best friends mother was very sick. Before she passed away the nurses showed sincere and professional care toward her mother, they gave instructions step by step to provide the family with knowledge, the doctors explained everything to every family member lovingly and professionally. I had faith in the people who worked here to ensure positive outlook and best care possible. That's what they did for my friend and her family. Gave her freedom with excellent service
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