ArchCare at Mary Manning Walsh Nursing Home & Rehabilitation Center

ArchCare at Mary Manning Walsh Nursing Home & Rehabilitation Center

New York New York, United States
4.1 on Google · 275 reviews

About ArchCare at Mary Manning Walsh Nursing Home & Rehabilitation Center

ArchCare at Mary Manning Walsh Nursing Home & Rehabilitation Center is located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York. The community provides nursing home care, skilled nursing and rehabilitation services, and memory care for residents who need support with daily living or recovery after a hospital stay. Families considering this community are typically looking for a setting that can address higher levels of medical need, including short-term rehabilitation following surgery or illness, long-term nursing care, and specialized care for residents living with memory loss. Its location in the Upper East Side places it within an established residential neighborhood in Manhattan, a consideration for families who want to visit often or who are drawn to the surrounding area for its familiarity or convenience. Those exploring options for a parent or partner may want to contact the community directly to learn more about daily routines, dining, activities, and visiting policies, as well as details specific to their loved one's care needs.

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  • Lorene Janowski 4 months ago

    After being discharged from Mary Manning Walsh, our mother was more capable of returning home. The surroundings were pleasant, and the staff promptly attended to the call bell. The therapy was excellent, including physical and occupational therapy, and we were very satisfied. We also enjoyed the beautiful terrace. All the staff members deserve commendation for their kindness, professionalism, and positive attitude.

  • Maritza Gordian 5 months ago

    The nursing staff on the 15th floor is beyond 100 STARS 🌟 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️these ladies have been working with my mom in room 1502 for two weeks and have shown her kindness, compassion and professionalism like no other place in the world. My gratitude, appreciation and respect is boundless for them. The social worker is a blessing and clearly a gift to her profession. The young lady named Lisa at the front desk when you walk in is pure sunshine and so helpful. The security guards are amazing and so supportive, they manage to get me in touch with the right people on the phones and never brushed me off. This place is a godsend. It also incredibly beautiful and clean. I can’t imagine my mom in a better place. Mind you, my mom is not a good patient, yet these people have gone beyond their limits to help her. I am grateful 🙏

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  • laurie kasloff 4 months ago

    Mother was there for a few weeks for rehab after a fall. She feels that she was supported enough to get stronger to get back home to her independent life. MSK floor Dr team was very responsive and lovely. Staff very pleasant and respectful. Rehab facilities and outdoor space very nice. Only recommendation would be more activities for long term care residents and encouragement to go.

  • Rona 3 months ago

    During my visit to see my relative at Mary Manning Walsh Home, I witnessed a CNA who was extremely rude and disrespectful toward a visitor. On the 10th floor Their tone and attitude were unprofessional and made the environment feel unwelcoming. Visitors are there to support and spend time with their loved ones, and they deserve to be treated with kindness and respect. I hope the administration addresses this matter and reminds staff of the importance of professionalism, compassion, and respectful communication with residents and their families. Everyone deserves to feel welcomed and valued when visiting their loved ones.

  • THE EXPLORER 10 months ago

    I stopped by ArchCare recently to visit my friend who is checked in here for rehab after a bad spell. The building (which is a very attractive building) is on York between 71/72 which is across from Weill Cornell NYP hospital. When you enter, a security desk at the right checks you in and gives you a red stick on badge. Also to the right seems to be a church and straight ahead is a very nice large sitting area. On the left is the elevators. I have been here several times and I know the elevators are notoriously slow. After I finished visiting your friend, you should give your stick on badge back to the security guard so they know you have left the building. The public ares are all pretty nice.

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