Staffed by a dedicated team of skilled and experienced professionals, Capstone has earned an excellent reputation for providing superior care and quality services, in a home-like environment. Whether it is short term rehabilitation therapy, Alzheimer's / dementia care, or long term living - our goal is to deliver a comprehensive range of services which are designed to maximize one's quick recovery and help every resident reach their fullest potential and maintain their highest level of functioning and independence.
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Affiliations
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Founded in 1949, the New York State Health Facilities Association (NYSHFA) is a statewide membership organization of more than 250 licensed nursing facilities. The membership includes individual and multi-facility operations of proprietary, voluntary and government sponsorship. NYSHFA members, who care for nearly 45,000 New Yorkers, are dedicated to the highest standards of care and to the quality of life of their residents.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I place someone in your facility? A. Please call our facility to schedule a tour and complete an application for admission. We will need to obtain medical information from the prospective resident's physician or hospital discharge planner. Does the facility accept Medicare and/or Medicaid are they different?
Admission
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The staff of Capstone is aware that an admission to a health care center is often unexpected, hurried and emotional. Our professionals are ready to provide you with the information necessary to help make an informed decision about the most appropriate care and services you or your loved one require.
Long Term Care
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Capstone is a certified residential skilled nursing facility, providing short-term rehabilitation and long-term care to individuals with health conditions that require higher levels of medical and nursing services. Under the supervision of Capstone's medical director, a team of physicians cares for each resident.
Social Services
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Capstone has social workers on staff to help the resident and their family members adjust to placement. Working with the psychosocial needs that may arise during the course of the individual's stay at the facility, the social worker is not only a source of emotional support, he or she also assists with any necessary adjustments to facility living, mood, financial, and individualized concerns or family requests.
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