NYC Health + Hospitals/Coler
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“Known for spa, peds. Praised for comfortable atmosphere, clean facility”
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About
NYC Health + Hospitals/Coler is a certified 815-bed nursing facility with a 5-Star CMS Quality Rating located on Roosevelt Island. Coler offers long term and subacute care, rehabilitation, and a dedicated memory care unit. The facility features a robust rehabilitation therapy program with expansive gym space for residents. Coler offers full time physician staff, psychiatry, dental services, an onsite 8-chair dialysis den for hemodialysis, and on-site medical clinics to meet the clinical needs of its residents. From more than 600 Nursing Homes in New York, Coler ranks #10 in Newsweek's Best Nursing Homes in New York 2026; and received a 2024 Silver Beacon Award for Memory Care.
What Patients Say on Google
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NATALYA RUSTEMBEKOVA
Very smaller room 4 tv )))) 4 people at arm's length from each other. When 4 TVs are on at the same time, it feels like you've ended up in a psychiatric ward and are being tested to see how strong your nerves are. Some patients are ambulatory and move around easily lose your things and no one is responsible for it. I don't know what kind a medicine they take, but some them, after taking their medicine just sit drool or at the TV turned up volume. There is no personal space anywhere, no even 1cm in their facility where you can been. In room very sensitive brightly lit and special lamps, installed specifically for nurse. That nurse can see when change her patients diapers. I don't know maybe nurses is blind. Because I was a little blinded by this lighting. It's like solar eclipse. If you don't have a personal phone or you haven't paid for the connection on time, you have allowed 15 minutes use phone in room, where #SuperHero sited, the called social workers. And yes, there is dust there, so you need to ventilate the room all the time. You can especially see that dust if you turn off the daylight and let a sunbeam into the room. White fluff is very clearly visible on the sunbeams. I understand that this is from the bed linen, since the towels and sheets are changed every day by nurses. I think this is the effect of starch, most likely when washing, laundries add starch there. Hygiene is in the hands of the nurses there, since in fact there are no toilets rooms there, there is a restroom, something like from the films about prisoners or truck station, one shower stall, several stalls with toilets and several sinks, all this is open. big openspace. nurses really do comb their patients' hair. True, they often forget to clean up after themselves. The hair they comb out of their patients can easily be placed on your bedside table where you eat.
Bill Lantz
My brother-in-law caught herpes here, great place