Queens County Nursing Homes Directory: Complete List of Facilities, Ratings, and Resources for Families
- Brett Leitner
- 4 days ago
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When a loved one resides in a Queens County nursing home—whether in Bayside, Far Rockaway, Flushing, Forest Hills, Jamaica, Whitestone, or another community—families deserve access to complete, accurate information about facility quality, inspection results, and reporting mechanisms. This comprehensive directory provides addresses, phone numbers, and direct links to official government ratings and complaint resources for every licensed nursing home in Queens County, New York.
Leitner Warywoda PLLC is currently investigating cases of nursing home neglect and abuse at facilities throughout Queens County. If a resident has suffered serious injury, unexplained decline, or suspicious circumstances at any facility listed below, families are encouraged to contact our firm for a confidential consultation.
Why This Directory Matters: Transparency, Accountability, and Family Advocacy
Queens County is home to 56 licensed nursing homes, serving thousands of elderly and disabled residents across diverse neighborhoods. Yet families often struggle to find centralized, actionable information when they need it most—after a fall, pressure injury, infection, medication error, or other preventable harm.[1]
This post consolidates:
Complete facility directory with addresses and phone numbers
Direct links to Medicare Care Compare star ratings for each facility
NYS Department of Health inspection and complaint data
Ombudsman contact information specific to Queens County
Step-by-step complaint filing instructions
Legal resources for families considering accountability action
Whether researching placement options or investigating concerns about current care, this resource is designed to reduce confusion and accelerate informed decision-making.
Complete Queens County Nursing Home Directory (Alphabetical)
The table below lists all licensed nursing homes in Queens County as of January 2026, based on New York State Department of Health records. Each facility name links directly to its NYS Health Profile page, where families can review:[1]
Quality measures
Staffing levels
Inspection results (complaint and standard surveys)
Enforcement actions and fines
Ownership and contact information
Facility Name | City/Neighborhood | Address | Phone Number |
Beach Gardens Rehab and Nursing Center | Far Rockaway | 17-11 Brookhaven Ave, Far Rockaway, NY 11691 | (718) 869-8037 |
Beacon Rehabilitation and Nursing Center | Rockaway Park | 140 Beach 113th St, Rockaway Park, NY 11694 | (718) 945-6350 |
Bezalel Rehabilitation and Nursing Center | Far Rockaway | 29-38 Far Rockaway Blvd, Far Rockaway, NY 11691 | (718) 471-2600 |
Bridge View Nursing Home | Whitestone | 143-10 20th Ave, Whitestone, NY 11357 | (718) 961-1212 |
Brookhaven Rehabilitation & Health Care Center LLC | Far Rockaway | 250 Beach 17th St, Far Rockaway, NY 11691 | (718) 471-7500 |
Central Queens Rehabilitation and Nursing Center | Maspeth | 69-95 Queens Midtown Expy, Maspeth, NY 11378 | (718) 429-2200 |
Chapin Home for the Aging | Jamaica | 165-01 Chapin Pkwy, Jamaica, NY 11432 | (718) 739-2523 |
Cliffside Rehabilitation & Residential Health Care Center | Flushing | 119-19 Graham Ct, Flushing, NY 11354 | (718) 886-0700 |
Cypress Garden Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation | Flushing | Contact NYS DOH for current info | — |
DRY Harbor Nursing Home | Middle Village | 61-35 Dry Harbor Rd, Middle Village, NY 11379 | (718) 565-4200 |
Elmhurst Care Center, Inc | East Elmhurst | 100-17 23rd St, East Elmhurst, NY 11369 | (718) 205-8100 |
Fairview Nursing Care Center Inc | Forest Hills | 69-70 Grand Central Pkwy, Forest Hills, NY 11375 | (718) 263-4600 |
Far Rockaway Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing | Far Rockaway | 13-11 Virginia St, Far Rockaway, NY 11691 | (718) 327-2909 |
Forest Hills Care Center | Forest Hills | 71-44 Yellowstone Blvd, Forest Hills, NY 11375 | (718) 544-4300 |
Forest View Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing | Forest Hills | 71-20 110th St, Forest Hills, NY 11375 | (718) 793-3200 |
Franklin Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing | Flushing | Contact NYS DOH for current info | — |
The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Queens | Whitestone | 157-15 19th Ave, Whitestone, NY 11357 | (718) 746-0400 |
Haven Manor Health Care Center, LLC | Far Rockaway | 1441 Gateway Blvd, Far Rockaway, NY 11691 | (718) 471-7500 |
Highland Care Center | Jamaica | 91-31 175th St, Jamaica, NY 11432 | (718) 883-7801 |
Hillside Manor Rehab & Extended Care Center | Jamaica Estates | 182-15 Hillside Ave, Jamaica Estates, NY 11432 | (718) 291-8200 |
Hollis Park Manor Nursing Home | Hollis | 191-06 Hillside Ave, Hollis, NY 11423 | (718) 479-1010 |
Holliswood Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare | Hollis | 195-44 Woodhull Ave, Hollis, NY 11423 | (718) 740-3500 |
Jamaica Hospital Nursing Home Co Inc | Jamaica | 89-40 135th St, Jamaica, NY 11418 | (718) 206-5000 |
Lawrence Nursing Care Center, Inc | Arverne | 350 Beach 54th St, Arverne, NY 11692 | (718) 945-0400 |
Little Neck Care Center | Little Neck | 260-19 Nassau Blvd, Little Neck, NY 11362 | (718) 423-6400 |
Long Island Care Center Inc | Flushing | 144-61 38th Ave, Flushing, NY 11354 | (718) 939-7500 |
Margaret Tietz Nursing and Rehabilitation Center | Jamaica | 164-11 Chapin Pkwy, Jamaica, NY 11432 | (718) 523-6400 |
Meadow Park Rehabilitation and Health Care Center LLC | Flushing | 78-10 164th St, Flushing, NY 11366 | (718) 591-8300 |
New Glen Oaks Nursing Home, Inc | Glen Oaks | 260-01 79th Ave, Glen Oaks, NY 11004 | (718) 343-0770 |
New York Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing | Astoria | 26-13 21st St, Astoria, NY 11102 | (718) 626-4800 |
NYS Veterans Home in NYC | Jamaica | 178-50 Linden Blvd, Jamaica, NY 11434 | (718) 990-0329 |
Ocean Gardens Care Center | Arverne | Contact NYS DOH for current info | — |
Oceanview Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, LLC | Far Rockaway | 315 Beach 9th St, Far Rockaway, NY 11691 | (718) 471-6000 |
Ozanam Hall of Queens Nursing Home Inc | Bayside | 42-41 201st St, Bayside, NY 11361 | (718) 423-2000 |
Park Nursing Home | Rockaway Park | 128 Beach 115th St, Rockaway Park, NY 11694 | (718) 474-6400 |
Park Terrace Care Center | Rego Park | 59-20 Van Doren St, Rego Park, NY 11368 | (718) 592-9200 |
Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care & Rehabilitation | New Hyde Park | 271-11 76th Ave, New Hyde Park, NY 11040 | (718) 289-2350 |
The Pavilion at Queens for Rehabilitation & Nursing | Flushing | 36-17 Parsons Blvd, Flushing, NY 11354 | (718) 961-4300 |
Peninsula Nursing and Rehabilitation Center | Far Rockaway | 50-15 Beach Channel Dr, Far Rockaway, NY 11691 | (718) 734-2000 |
Premier Nursing and Rehab Center of Far Rockaway | Far Rockaway | Contact NYS DOH for current info | — |
Promenade Rehabilitation and Health Care Center | Rockaway Park | 140 Beach 114th St, Rockaway Park, NY 11694 | (718) 945-4600 |
Queen of Peace Residence | Queens Village | 110-30 221st St, Queens Village, NY 11429 | (718) 464-1800 |
Queens Boulevard Extended Care Facility | Woodside | 61-11 Queens Blvd, Woodside, NY 11377 | (718) 205-0290 |
Queens Nassau Rehabilitation and Nursing Center | Far Rockaway | 520 Beach 19th St, Far Rockaway, NY 11691 | (718) 471-7400 |
Regal Heights Rehabilitation and Health Care Center | Jackson Heights | 70-05 35th Ave, Jackson Heights, NY 11372 | (718) 662-5100 |
Rego Park Nursing Home | Flushing | 111-26 Corona Ave, Flushing, NY 11368 | (718) 592-6400 |
Resort Nursing Home | Arverne | 430 Beach 68th St, Arverne, NY 11692 | (718) 474-5200 |
Rockaway Care Center | Edgemere | 353 Beach 48th St, Edgemere, NY 11691 | (718) 471-5000 |
Sapphire Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing of Central Queens, LLC | Flushing | 35-15 Parsons Blvd, Flushing, NY 11354 | (718) 961-3500 |
Silvercrest | Jamaica | 144-45 87th Ave, Jamaica, NY 11435 | (718) 480-4026 |
St. Mary’s Hospital for Children | Bayside | Contact NYS DOH for current info | — |
Union Plaza Care Center | Flushing | 33-23 Union St, Flushing, NY 11354 | (718) 670-0700 |
Waterview Nursing Care Center | Flushing | 119-15 27th Ave, Flushing, NY 11354 | (718) 461-5000 |
West Lawrence Care Center, LLC | Far Rockaway | 1410 Seagirt Blvd, Far Rockaway, NY 11691 | (718) 471-7000 |
Windsor Park Rehab & Nursing Center | Queens Village | 212-40 Hillside Ave, Queens Village, NY 11427 | (718) 468-0800 |
Woodcrest Rehabilitation & Residential Health Care Center, LLC | College Point | 119-09 26th Ave, College Point, NY 11354 | (718) 762-6100 |
Note: Phone numbers and addresses are subject to change. For the most current contact information, access each facility’s profile through the NYS Health Profiles directory.[1]
How to Research a Queens County Nursing Home: Essential Tools and Resources
Families researching Queens County nursing homes—whether for initial placement or investigating concerns—should use these three official data sources in combination.
1. Medicare Care Compare (Federal Star Ratings)
What it is: The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) assigns each nursing home a 1- to 5-star overall rating, plus separate ratings for health inspections, staffing, and quality measures.[2]
How to use it:
Visit Medicare.gov Care Compare
Enter the facility name or ZIP code
Review star ratings, inspection summaries, staffing hours, and penalties
What to prioritize:
Health inspection rating: Reflects deficiency citations and complaint investigations
Staffing rating: Higher RN hours correlate with better outcomes[3]
Penalty history: Fines indicate serious regulatory violations
Example from Queens County: Recent inspection data show variability in ratings across the Rockaways, Flushing, and Jamaica neighborhoods, with some facilities earning 4–5 stars and others cited for repeated staffing or infection-control deficiencies.[4]
2. NYS Department of Health Nursing Home Profiles
What it is: New York State maintains detailed, facility-specific pages that include complaint investigations, enforcement actions, ownership information, and bed capacity.[5]
How to use it:
Visit NYS Health Profiles
Select Queens from the county dropdown
Click on a facility name to view tabs for “Inspections,” “Quality,” and “Enforcement Actions”
What families should check:
Complaints tab: Shows whether DOH investigated family or resident complaints and what violations were found
Enforcement Actions tab: Lists fines, immediate jeopardy findings, and required corrective action plans
Staffing data: Compare actual staffing levels to state minimums
3. NYS Nursing Home Enforcement Search
What it is: A searchable database of all current penalties, fines, and compliance orders issued by the Department of Health.[6]
How to use it:
Visit Enforcement Search
Search by facility name or county
Review penalty amounts, violation categories, and correction deadlines
Red flags to watch for:
Immediate Jeopardy findings (indicating imminent risk to resident health/safety)
Repeated citations for the same deficiency (suggests systemic failure)
High-dollar fines (often correlate with serious harm or widespread neglect)
How to File a Complaint About a Queens County Nursing Home
If a family suspects neglect, abuse, unsafe conditions, or rights violations at a Queens County facility, New York State offers multiple confidential reporting pathways.
Step 1: Contact the NYS Department of Health Nursing Home Complaint Hotline
Phone: 1-888-201-4563[7][8]
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:45 PM[8]
Online Form: NYS DOH Nursing Home Complaint Form[7]
What happens after a complaint is filed:
All complaints are reviewed by the DOH Centralized Complaint Intake Unit[8]
Complaints may trigger unannounced inspections, interviews, and medical record reviews[8]
Findings appear in the facility’s public inspection record on NYS Health Profiles[9]
Key facts about confidentiality:
Complaints can be filed anonymously[7]
If you provide your name, it is kept confidential and not disclosed to the facility unless legally required[7]
Step 2: Contact the Queens County Long Term Care Ombudsman
What Ombudsmen do: Ombudsmen are independent resident advocates who investigate complaints, mediate with facilities, educate families, and refer serious matters to DOH when needed.[10]
Queens County Ombudsman Contact:
Agency: Center for Independence of the Disabled, New York (CIDNY)
Address: 841 Broadway, Suite 301, New York, NY 10003
Phone (Queens/Brooklyn): 212-812-2911[11]
Toll-Free: 888-855-9807[12]
Email: ltcop@cidny.org
Ombudsman services are free, confidential, and available to all nursing home residents and their families.[12]
Step 3: Consider Legal Action if Serious Harm Occurred
When neglect or abuse causes serious injury—such as pressure sores, falls resulting in fractures, infections, malnutrition, medication errors, or wrongful death—families have the right to pursue civil claims under New York Public Health Law § 2801-d.[13]
Leitner Warywoda PLLC is currently investigating cases of nursing home neglect at facilities throughout Queens County. The firm’s nursing home abuse practice focuses on:
Pressure injuries (bedsores) requiring surgical intervention
Falls with head injury, hip fracture, or other catastrophic harm
Sepsis and infections due to inadequate wound care or hygiene
Dehydration and malnutrition
Medication errors and delayed emergency response
Assault or unexplained injuries
If a resident at any Queens County facility listed above has suffered serious injury or wrongful death, contact our team for a free, confidential case evaluation:
Phone: (212) 671-1110 or (855) LV-LAW-NY
Website: www.nylawinjury.com
Common Violations Found in Queens County Nursing Home Inspections
Recent enforcement data reveal recurring deficiencies across Queens County facilities, including:[4][7]
Violation Category | Examples | Potential Harm |
Inadequate supervision | Resident with fall history left unassisted; call bell out of reach | Falls, fractures, head injuries |
Infection control failures | Improper glove use, equipment not sterilized between residents | MRSA, C. diff, COVID-19 outbreaks |
Pressure injury neglect | Failure to turn/reposition immobile residents; no wound treatment | Stage 3–4 bedsores, sepsis |
Understaffing | RN coverage below state minimums, especially nights/weekends | Delayed medication, missed care |
Medication errors | Wrong dose, missed dose, or failure to monitor side effects | Overdose, adverse reactions, death |
Resident rights violations | Denying access to medical records, restricting family visits | Loss of autonomy, isolation |
Facilities with repeated citations in the same category over multiple surveys often indicate systemic management or staffing problems that may require legal or regulatory intervention.
Queens County Nursing Homes: Geographic Breakdown
Queens County’s nursing homes are concentrated in several key neighborhoods, each serving distinct communities:
Far Rockaway / Rockaways Cluster (13+ facilities)
Includes Beach Gardens, Bezalel, Brookhaven, Haven Manor, Lawrence, Oceanview, Peninsula, Queens Nassau, West Lawrence, and others. Families in this area should compare CMS ratings carefully, as inspection results vary widely.[1]
Flushing / North Queens (10+ facilities)
Includes Cliffside, Long Island Care Center, Meadow Park, Rego Park, Sapphire, Union Plaza, Waterview, and The Pavilion at Queens. This cluster serves large Asian-American and immigrant communities.
Jamaica / Southeast Queens (8+ facilities)
Includes Chapin Home, Highland, Hillside Manor, Jamaica Hospital Nursing Home, Margaret Tietz, Silvercrest, and NYS Veterans Home. Several facilities in this area have achieved high CMS ratings.[14]
Forest Hills / Central Queens (4 facilities)
Fairview, Forest Hills Care Center, Forest View, and Park Terrace serve middle-income families and often have higher occupancy rates.
Whitestone / College Point / Bayside (5 facilities)
Bridge View, The Grand, Ozanam Hall, St. Mary’s Hospital for Children, and Woodcrest provide care in north-central Queens.
Frequently Asked Questions (Queens County Nursing Home Directory)
How do I find Medicare star ratings for a specific Queens nursing home?
Visit Medicare Care Compare, enter the facility name, and view the Overall Star Rating plus separate ratings for Health Inspections, Staffing, and Quality Measures.[2]
Can I file an anonymous complaint about a Queens County nursing home?
Yes. The New York State Department of Health accepts anonymous complaints through its hotline (1-888-201-4563) and online form. If you provide your name, it remains confidential.[7]
What is the Long Term Care Ombudsman, and how do I contact them in Queens?
Ombudsmen are independent advocates for nursing home residents. In Queens, contact CIDNY at 212-812-2911 or ltcop@cidny.org for free, confidential assistance.[11][12]
How do I check if a Queens nursing home has been fined or cited?
Use the NYS Nursing Home Enforcement Search to view all penalties, fines, and immediate jeopardy findings.[6]
What should I do if my loved one was injured in a Queens County nursing home?
Document the injury with photos and notes, request medical records, file a complaint with DOH (1-888-201-4563), and consult a nursing home abuse attorney if serious harm occurred. Leitner Warywoda PLLC offers free consultations: (212) 671-1110.[15]
Conclusion: Empowering Queens County Families with Information and Advocacy
This directory exists to reduce the information gap families face when evaluating or holding accountable Queens County nursing homes. By combining official government data, direct contact information, and accessible complaint mechanisms, families can make informed decisions and take swift action when residents are at risk.
If you suspect that a resident at any Queens County facility has been harmed by neglect, abuse, understaffing, or unsafe conditions, Leitner Warywoda PLLC is here to help. The firm is currently investigating cases throughout Queens County and offers compassionate, experienced representation to families seeking justice and accountability.
Contact us today:
📞 (212) 671-1110 or (855) LV-LAW-NY
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[2] Five-Star Quality Rating System - CMS https://www.cms.gov/medicare/health-safety-standards/certification-compliance/five-star-quality-rating-system
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[12] New York State Long Term Care Ombudsman Program https://www.cidny.org/ltcop/
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