Short-Term Rehab Center Near Elizabeth, NJ
Our 86-bed short-term rehab unit combines the comforts of home with exceptional clinical care. Whether you are recovering from surgery, stoke or illness, Sinai Post-Acute, Nursing & Rehab Center has highly qualified and supportive therapists that are ready to help you achieve your highest level of independence and strength to get you back on your feet. Our rehabilitation gym, which is the largest in Essex County, is designed to reacclimate patients to their home environment.
Our Short-Term Rehab Program includes:
- An Expansive 3000 Square Foot Rehabilitation Gym, Equipped With a Kitchen, Bed & Bath
- State-of-the-Art Rehabilitation Equipment & Modalities
- Physical, Occupational & Speech Therapy up to 7 Days a Week
- Highly Trained Therapists
- Comprehensive Discharge Planning
Our Specialized Program Covers:
- Joint Replacements
- Orthopedic Injuries
- Post-Surgical Recovery
- Amputee Care
- Pulmonary Conditions
- Stroke & Neurological
- Cardiac Recovery
At Sinai Post-Acute, Nursing & Rehab Center, our goal is to make you and your loved ones feel right at home.
Call us today at 973-483-6800 to schedule your personal tour!
Elizabeth, NJ has a population of 124,969, the City of Elizabeth is New Jersey’s fourth largest City. The City of Elizabeth was founded in 1665 and became the first capital of the State of New Jersey. As the Union County Seat, Elizabeth contains most major governmental offices and courts servicing the County.
Elizabeth Resources:
Elizabeth Public Library – The Newark Public Library aims to provide the people of Newark with opportunities to enrich their lives by connecting them with the information and resources needed to enlighten and encourage.
Liberty Hall Museum – Liberty Hall houses collections of furniture, clothing, manuscripts, books, portraits, pictures, and other historical artifacts, including a signed letter from George Washington, and an invitation to Abraham Lincoln’s inaugural. The museum is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a National Historic Landmark.