Senior-living directory
Explore published long-term care / nursing home profiles in Buffalo and see which practical details still need confirmation.
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Buffalo, NY
Buffalo Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing is a Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing home in Buffalo, New York, with 200 certified beds. It is operated as a for-profit corporation and has been approved to provide Medicare and Medicaid services since 1980. It is affiliated with Centers Health Care.
Buffalo, NY
Delaware Oaks Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing is a Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing home in Buffalo, New York, with 95 certified beds. It is operated as a for-profit partnership and has been approved to provide Medicare and Medicaid services since 1980. It is affiliated with The Grand Healthcare.
Buffalo, NY
Ellicott Center is a Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing home in Buffalo, New York, with 160 certified beds. It is operated as a for-profit limited liability company, and was first approved to provide Medicare and Medicaid services in 1975.
Buffalo, NY
Mercy Nursing Facility at OLV is a four-floor, 84-bed nursing home in Lackawanna, New York, near Buffalo. It uses a household model intended to create a peaceful atmosphere. Every resident has a private room, and each floor has its own living room, spa bathing area, kitchen and laundry, and a large dining and activity area.
Buffalo, NY
Terrace View is a 390-bed nursing home on the ECMC Health Campus in Buffalo, New York, named for the cascading terraces that give residents fresh-air outdoor spaces. The facility also includes a 66-bed short-term rehabilitation area, a 20-bed ventilation unit, a 16-bed behavioral intervention unit, a 10-bed bariatric unit and specialty beds for residents with Alzheimer's and dementia.
Counts are published communities, not available rooms. A community may offer more than one care type.
Planning your search in Buffalo
Our directory currently includes 10 published communities in Buffalo across all care types. This is directory coverage, not a count of available places or every community in the area.
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