Skilled Nursing – Short & Long-Term Rehabilitation – Brooklyn, NY

Atrium Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing’s landmark building proudly proclaims a long history of commitment to the community, and features 7 floors dedicated to progressive rehabilitation, specialized clinical programs and unparalleled patient care.

Conveniently located 12 blocks off the Belt Parkway with easy access from throughout the five boroughs, and only 30 minutes from renowned NYC hospitals, we are a #1 choice for Short-Term Rehabilitation, Skilled Nursing and Long -Term Care.

Today, as a proud member of the Excelsior Care Group and its progressive vision of care, we are proactively anticipating, meeting and surpassing our patients’ needs on a daily basis.

Testimonials

– Natalie Brown, 10/14/2021

“I was here in the Atrium Rehab Facility for 6 weeks and wow did they do a great job. From the Nurses to the Rehab and the CNA. Thank you to the whole third floor staff for taking care of all my needs. Thank you Galina and Kathline from Rehab for getting me back walking. Recreation thank you Julie for all the fun chats and talks. The rooms are kept very clean and the food is very tasty as well.
Thank you everyone!!”

– Mark Bayzman, 10/7/2021

“The service with the administration is awesome. They work very well to accommodate your visit. It’s a great place to entrust your love ones.”

– Natalie Rowe, 10/6/2021

“The director of Social Services and the Assistant Director of Nursing were very professional and offered a very warm hospitality . I will definitely refer my family Members there.”

– Ovens Tovar, 9/9/2021

“My neighbor had fallen ill and after a three week hospital stay she was sent to Atrium for rehabilitation. I was a little upset when I couldn’t visit right away as they have strict protocols due to the pandemic. When I was finally able to visit she was like a brand new person. She was sitting up eating & smiling. This was quite a surprise as she can be belligerent sometimes. One of the attendants had washed and braided I her hair. She looked wonderful! About half an hour later I hear the sound of guitar music. There was a performer walking down the hall entertaining and singing his rendition of Sam Cooke‘s “Bring it on home to me”. Visiting her was a treat and I can’t wait until my next visit.”

– Natalie Webster, 9/9/2021