🏥 The New Jewish Home Manhattan in New York, NY

Nursing Homes New York New York

✅ Facility Quality Snapshot

Compare The Nursing Home Site's proprietary rating against official government data.

🏅 Trusted Care Index Rating

⭐⭐⭐⭐

Score: 73.69 / 100

How We Calculate the TCI, Get your badge

⭐⭐ CMS Overall Rating

2/5

The Federal Government's official score.

See Full Breakdown

🛏️ Capacity & Size

Size: Larger Sized

Total Beds: 514

Availability: Limited

The New Jewish Home Manhattan is a Larger Sized nursing home facility in New York, New York (New York county).

The Nursing Home Site profile for The New Jewish Home Manhattan includes: Visiting / Business Hours, Resident Health and Wellness, Ratings, Activities, Comparisons, Rehab Ratings, Directions, Surveys, and CMS Reviews.

They have 514 beds and a daily average of 408. residents. The New Jewish Home Manhattan participates in Medicare and Medicaid and are classified as a Non profit - Corporation ownership. They offer both family and residential councils. They are not located inside a hospital. They do not belong to a continuing care community.

Looking for another Nursing home or a different city/state? Use the search box below:

Quick Jump Links

⭐ Resident Ratings 📚 Facility Types (SNF, ALF) 🩺 Wellness & Demographics 📍 Map & Contact 👨‍⚕️ Staffing CMS Star Ratings ⚖️ Comparison

🕰️ Visiting and Business Hours

Call Ahead: We recommend calling (212) 870-5000 to confirm current visitation protocols, especially concerning COVID-19.

Mon: 24 Hours

Tue: 24 Hours

Wed: 24 Hours

Thu: 24 Hours

Fri: 24 Hours

Sat: 24 Hours

Sun: 24 Hours

🤝 Quickly Compare Local Facilities

Compare The New Jewish Home Manhattan side-by-side with other Skilled Nursing Facilities in New York, NY.

Resident, Visitor, CMS Ratings

How would you rate your overall experience with:

The New Jewish Home Manhattan?

Select a star to leave your infrormed review and rating

Overall Rating: 2/5 (Full Ratings Below)

Additional Pages about The New Jewish Home Manhattan:
Inspections Penalties Directions

Want to report or find more information directly from resources in New York? Use this dropdown menu below to visit the Department of Health
Inspection and Local Information for New York or any other state use this selection box:

The New Jewish Home Manhattan Profile Overview

Nursing Home:

The New Jewish Home Manhattan

Business Name:

Jewish Home Lifecare, Manhattan

CMS ID:

335491

Street Address:

120 WEST 106TH STREET

City:

New York

State:

New York

Zip Code:

10025

Phone #:

(212) 870-5000

Sprinklers:

Yes

Participation:

Medicare and Medicaid

Ownership:

Non profit - Corporation

In a Hospital:

Councils:

Both Family And Residential Councils

Special Focus:

Continuing Care:

Profile Links for The New Jewish Home Manhattan:
Inspections Penalties Directions Senior Care Glossary

Phone, Directions, and Map

They are located at the following address: 120 West 106th Street in New York New York 10025.
Looking for directions or wish to see the surrounding area? Follow this link: Maps and Directions.
They can be reached by phone at (212) 870-5000.

Quality of care, CMS Ratings, Services, Staffing, and Top-rated Facilities can be viewed below.

Click for Directions including Mobile

Prices and Length of Stay

According to our latest records from CMS, the average daily amount billed by The New Jewish Home Manhattan per day is $473.02. (compared to a New York average of $503.02 and NEW YORK average of $620.54). Medicare, Coinsurance and other insurance can typically help cover much of this total. It is worth mentioning that Medicare pays for what they deem as 'medically necessary' skilled nursing care. You can learn more here.

Please note that the pricing above is the average billed to Medicare (when available). Each person and case is unique. (Supplemental Insurance / Medicare Advantage Plans, single or double rooms, etc. as well as needs (e.g., Memory Care, Physical Therapy ). If you are interested in this facility, you should contact The New Jewish Home Manhattan directly for exact pricing and what options are available for your or your loved one's care needs.

Additional Care Home Services & Info

Medicare and Medicaid participation for The New Jewish Home Manhattan (previously: The New Jewish Home, Manhattan) began on Apr 01, 1976.

Services Provided by The New Jewish Home Manhattan include:
Blood Admin, Clinical Labs, Dental Care, Dietary, Housekeeping, Mental Health, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Pharmacy, Physician, Physician Extender, Podiatry, Physical Therapy, Social Work, Speech Pathology, Therapeutic Activities, Therapeutic Social Services, X-rays

Ownership Changes: 0
Medicaid ID: 00316761
Financial Year End: 12-31
Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC): NATIONAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES
CMS Regional Office: New York
Area: Urban
Dually Certified Beds: 514

🩺 Health and Demographics

Average Age: 80 years old.

Gender Breakdown: Men: 300 | Women: 545

Percentage of patients at The New Jewish Home Manhattan with the following conditions:

Atrial Fibrillation

26.509%

Alzheimer's

50.651%

Asthma

21.657%

Cancer

19.053%

CHF

48.994%

COPD

24.379%

Depression

44.26%

Diabetes

43.905%

Hyperlipidemia

64.734%

IHD

65.562%

Osteoporosis

20%

RA or OA

57.751%

Schizophrenia

12.544%

Stroke

16.923%

Medicare and Medicaid Ratings

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) does their best to provide a fair assessment of every Nursing Home, but please note these ratings are a snapshot in time.

Star ratings are often best used for basic comparisons and when deciding which facilities to visit. However, nothing beats actually visiting the nursing home yourself when possible.

Overall Rating: 2 stars

Health Inspection Rating: 1 stars

Staff Rating: 4 stars

Quality Measures Rating: 5 stars

Long Term Stay Rating: 5 stars

Short Term Stay Rating: 5 stars

Compare these ratings with one of the highest rated nursing homes in New York:
Amsterdam Nursing Home Corp 1992

Ratings are out of 5 with 5 being the best and 1 being the worst.

See How the Overall Rating is Calculated View New York's Top Lists View All New York Nursing Homes Ratings Icon

Ratings Comparison

The New Jewish Home Manhattan in NEW YORK, New York has 514 beds compared to the New York average of 186.22 and a National average of 106.16.

As of the last update they had a daily average of 408. residents compared to the NY average of 146.42 and a National average of 86.4.

This results in a 79.38% daily average occupancy rate compared to the New York average of 78.63% and a national average of 81.38%.

The New Jewish Home Manhattan's star ratings compare as follows:

Overall Rating:
2 stars compared to the NY average of 3.33 and a National average of 3.32.
Health Inspection Rating:
1 stars compared to the NY average of 2.81 and a National average of 2.77.
Staffing Rating:
4 stars compared to the NY average of 2.53 and a National average of 3.14.
Quality Measures Rating:
5 stars compared to the NY average of 4.19 and a National average of 3.62.
Long Term Stay Rating:
5 stars compared to the NY average of 4.14 and a National average of 3.33.
Short Term Stay Rating:
5 stars compared to the NY average of 3.78 and a National average of 3.12.

Averaging the available ratings gives an aggregate star rating of 3.67 for The New Jewish Home Manhattan versus the NY average of 2.97 and a national average of 3.20.

Compare The New Jewish Home Manhattan

Compare New York New York Facilities

Compare with Amsterdam Nursing Home Corp 1992 Compare with New East Side Nursing Home Compare with New Gouverneur Hospital S N F Compare with Fort Tryon Center For Rehabilitation And Nursing Compare with Mary Manning Walsh Nursing Home Co Inc Compare with West Village Rehabilitation And Nursing Center Compare with St Marys Center Inc Compare with Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center Compare with The Riverside Compare with Harlem Ctr For Nursing And Rehabilitation L L C

There are 70 Cities within 30 miles of 10025 New York, NY with Skilled Nursing Facilities

Arverne Astoria Bayside Bellmore Briarcliff Manor Bronx Brooklyn Corona Croton On Hudson Dobbs Ferry East Elmhurst East Meadow Far Rockaway Flushing Forest Hills Franklin Square Freeport Glen Cove Glen Oaks Great Neck Hastings On Hudson Haverstraw Hempstead Hollis Huntington Island Park Jackson Heights Jamaica Little Neck Long Beach Lynbrook Mamaroneck Manhasset Maspeth Massapequa Melville Middle Village Monsey Mount Vernon Nanuet New City New Hyde Park New Rochelle New York Oceanside Ossining Plainview Port Chester Port Washington Queens Village Rockaway Park Rockville Centre Roslyn Heights Rye Scarsdale Spring Valley Staten Island Suffern Tarrytown Uniondale Valhalla Valley Cottage Valley Stream West Haverstraw White Plains Whitestone Woodbury Woodmere Woodside Yonkers

Search Nursing Homes and SNFs by State

Click to Browse by State or View Nursing Homes in New York

Learn more about The New Jewish Home Manhattan

Inspection Results Penalty Enforcements Maps and Directions

Still looking for the right senior care match? Please consider trying our custom search box below. Search by city, zip code, services, required care (alzheimer's, hospice, dialysis, etc) or any other key term you are interested in. Thanks for stopping by!

You may also be interested in seeing how their inspections and penalties (fines and payment denials) match up with others at the following links:

Inspection Results Penalty Enforcements

CMS Quality Reporting This section offers a snapshot of key quality measures for skilled nursing facilities, highlighting care effectiveness, readmission rates, and resident well-being to help you make informed decisions about nursing care.

Raw Readmission Rate: The simple count of patients who went back to the hospital unnecessarily.

Value: 7.91

Adjusted Readmission Rate: The hospital return rate, adjusted for patient health risks.

Value: 8.94

Raw Discharged Home Rate: The simple percentage of patients who successfully return home.

Value: 49.91%

Adjusted Discharged Home Rate: The percentage of patients who go home, adjusted for health complexity.

Value: 58.77%

Cost Efficiency: How much Medicare spends on a patient’s care compared to the national average (lower is better).

Value: 1.25

Medication Safety: How often the facility checks and follows up on a patient's medication list.

Value: 100.0%

Major Falls: How often patients fall and suffer a serious injury (like a broken bone).

Value: 0.3%

Bed Sore Prevention: How often patients develop new bed sores or have existing ones worsen.

Value: 1.4%

Infections: The rate at which patients get a serious infection requiring hospitalization.

Value: 5.54%

Staff Flu Shot Rate: The percentage of staff members who receive their annual flu vaccination.

Value: 86.7%

Resident details and Quality of Care

Measure Description: Percentage of short-stay residents who were rehospitalized after a nursing home admission

Resident Type: Short Stay

Observed Value: 17.96 (This is the actual score observed for the measure.)

Expected Value: 21.83 (This score is what we would typically expect given the standard conditions and models.)

Measure Description: Percentage of short-stay residents who had an outpatient emergency department visit

Resident Type: Short Stay

Observed Value: 6.53 (This is the actual score observed for the measure.)

Expected Value: 9.92 (This score is what we would typically expect given the standard conditions and models.)

Measure Description: Number of hospitalizations per 1000 long-stay resident days

Resident Type: Long Stay

Observed Value: 0.78 (This is the actual score observed for the measure.)

Expected Value: 1.35 (This score is what we would typically expect given the standard conditions and models.)

Measure Description: Number of outpatient emergency department visits per 1000 long-stay resident days

Resident Type: Long Stay

Observed Value: 0.33 (This is the actual score observed for the measure.)

Expected Value: 2.33 (This score is what we would typically expect given the standard conditions and models.)

Wellness Area Map Staffing Medicare Ratings Comparison

Find our profile for The New Jewish Home Manhattan helpful? Consider sharing it!
Facebook Twitter Pinterest

Or perhaps you'd like to view all Nursing Homes in New York or New York:
Nursing Homes New York New York

Ownership, Operational, and Management for The New Jewish Home Manhattan

Organization	Role
Jewish Home Lifecare	Operational/managerial Control
Jhl Corporate Services Inc	Operational/managerial Control
Penny, Dana	Operational/managerial Control
Altschuler, Alan	Corporate Director
Barkan, Mel	Corporate Director
Bernstein, Daniel	Corporate Director
Blumstein, William	Corporate Director
Evans, Bruce	Corporate Director
Feiner, Lisa	Corporate Director
Freedman, Margot	Corporate Director
Freeman, David	Corporate Director
Glickman, Susan	Corporate Director
Hansen, Scott	Corporate Director
Hess, Peter	Corporate Director
Hochberg, Johnathan	Corporate Director
Javits, Tom	Corporate Director
Kummel, William	Corporate Director
Lippman, Lisa	Corporate Director
Luskin, Michael	Corporate Director
Oberlander, Jill	Corporate Director
Oberlander, Lynn	Corporate Director
Pagel Serebransky, Elizabeth	Corporate Director
Pica, Adrienne	Corporate Director
Primoff, Walter	Corporate Director
Reinheimer, Ellen	Corporate Director
Ron, Aran	Corporate Director
Schneider, Tami	Corporate Director
Segal, Sofia	Corporate Director
Shuster, Betsy	Corporate Director
Evans, Bruce	Corporate Officer
Farber, Jeffrey	Corporate Officer
Orelowitz, David	Corporate Officer
Pagel Serebransky, Elizabeth	Corporate Officer
Penny, Dana	Corporate Officer
Schneider, Tami	Corporate Officer
Weiss, Mark	Corporate Officer
Scarantino, Sandra	W-2 Managing Employee
Spinner, Ruth	W-2 Managing Employee

Hospitals near The New Jewish Home Manhattan

Mount Sinai Hospital One Gustave L Levy Place New York, NY 10029 (212) 241-7981 Acute Care Hospitals	St Luke's Roosevelt Hospital 1111 Amsterdam Avenue New York, NY 10025 (212) 523-4000 Acute Care Hospitals
New York Downtown Hospital 170 William Street New York, NY 10038 (212) 312-5000 Acute Care Hospitals	Ny Eye And Ear Infirmary 310 East 14th Street New York, NY 10003 (212) 979-4000 Acute Care Hospitals