Van Rensselaer Manor

Name: Van Rensselaer Manor
Address: 85 Bloomingrove Drive, Albany, New York, 12180, United States
Telephone: (518) 283-2000
Price range: $$

Albany New York, United States , New York , United States

3.8 on Google · 29 reviews

Memory Care Skilled Nursing

About Van Rensselaer Manor

Van Rensselaer Manor is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility located in North Greenbush, just outside Troy, New York, in the greater Albany area. It is operated by the Rensselaer County Department of Social Services and is set on a 20-acre campus. The current facility, built in 1996, houses 362 beds and includes specialty units dedicated to Alzheimer's and dementia care, making it a resource for families seeking memory care alongside long-term skilled nursing services. In addition to long-term nursing care, the community offers short-term rehabilitation, with Physical, Occupational, Recreational, and Speech therapy available to support residents recovering from illness, injury, or surgery. This combination of memory care, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation services may suit families looking for a facility that can address both ongoing daily care needs and recovery-focused stays in one location. Families considering Van Rensselaer Manor for a parent or partner may want to confirm current details about daily programming, visiting policies, and room arrangements directly with the facility.

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Dedicated memory care units

Specialty units for Alzheimer's and dementia care

Skilled nursing facility

State-of-the-art 362-bed skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility

Short-term rehabilitation services

Physical, occupational, recreational, and speech therapy offered

20-acre campus setting

Located on 20 beautiful acres in North Greenbush, NY

Long-standing public operation

Operated by Rensselaer County Department of Social Services for 65+ years

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K Nic 2 months ago

Since the moment my father in-law moved into the Manor, every interaction we have had has been comforting, reassuring, very professional and definitely put us at ease.. Thank you Rensselaer County for conducting yourselves as all.long term care facilities should. We are very grateful.
Dave M a month ago

The worst place around for your loved one....0 level of care. They have meetings to ask you what you want for your loved one, take notes and the do 0. I am very distressed with a particular nurse chantelle who was belligerent, mouthy, defiant and denigrating,making disgusting statements about my father who passed 20+ years ago and stating that my bf and I were trying to harm his mother by requesting tramadol...the women is screaming out in pain and their ridiculous tylenol regiment was not working at all. For private pay of 20,000+ a month this is a farce. We also have to pay a helper to watch her because they dont and thats over 700 a week. We have to bring endless supplies from home which were promised and never materialized. They have done everything the opposite of what we requested. If you are going to inter a loved one, get a lawyer.

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Lillian Cardell 5 months ago

My mother is a resident here. Love the attentive staff and how well she is always treated. Plus, she looks dynamite every time I go to visit!
Kathleen Parnell 11 months ago

My dad is currently in the manor and its awful. They could care less, he can't feed himself and if my mom isn't there to do it they put the tray in his room and leave him and when they do feed him they leave him a complete mess. i can' t imagin they would want their parents treated like this. if you speak up you get less attention then you already didn't have. it's the worst place to send your loved one. The funny thing is the street sign that says "We care" its a joke. it couldn't be more farther from the truth. It's a awful place. I can't wait for my dad to get out of there. but sadly its a process. The nurses are super rude. They could care less and for some reason the management team puts up with it. It's awful all the way around.
jason miller a year ago

My grandmother was sent here a couple of months ago, and I had only seen a place like this in movies. I helped to move her in on her first day, and immediately, I had a great feeling due to the staff members I had met. Everyone I met was kind and compassionate and provided the most professional care. This type of care and professionalism should be a testament to care across America when you have a loved one who needs this service. I witnessed firsthand the hard work and dedication from every staff member. If you have to make this hard decision, trust me, you would want your loved one here. I want to send a special shout out to the 3rd floor staff, Wing A3, for their rock star treatment of my grandmother. We are forever grateful.