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Community overview

Teresian House Center for the Elderly is a not-for-profit, faith-based nursing home in Albany, New York, offering long-term care and short-term and sub-acute rehabilitation. The nursing home has 300 beds and is sponsored by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany and served by the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm. The facility opened on May 1, 1974.

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Teresian House Center for the Elderly is a faith-based 300-bed nursing home at 200 Washington Ave Ext in Albany, New York.

Care & support

Teresian House provides long-term care along with short-term and sub-acute rehabilitation.

Care & support

An End of Life Care program supports residents and their families during the remaining days of life.

Care & support

Staff have taken part in hands-on dementia training.

Everyday life

Daily Mass and Rosary are held in the Infant of Prague Chapel, and can be viewed from a resident's room on the chapel channel.

Everyday life

Protestant and Jewish services are also held on a regular basis, and the Pastoral Care Department and Spiritual Coordinator offer individual visits.

Shared spaces & amenities

The Infant of Prague Chapel has stained-glass windows, tall ceilings and a balcony, and is open to residents and families for prayer and reflection.

Location & getting around

Teresian House Center for the Elderly is at 200 Washington Avenue Extension in Albany, New York.