St Cabrini Nursing Home

Perched in the scenic Hudson River village of Dobbs Ferry, St. Cabrini Nursing Home has long stood as a beacon of compassionate, mission-driven care in Westchester County. Named for St. Frances Xavier Cabrini — the patron saint of immigrants and one of the most celebrated humanitarian figures in American Catholic history — this non-profit nursing home carries a profound legacy of service, dignity, and devotion to those most in need. Operated as a non-profit corporation, St. Cabrini Nursing Home reinvests in its residents rather than outside shareholders. This model supports a culture of care that goes beyond clinical metrics: staff build long-term relationships with residents, and families are treated as genuine partners in the care process. The facility's mission to honor the dignity of every person is woven into its daily operations. Dobbs Ferry itself is one of Westchester's most charming river towns, with a vibrant Main Street, the wooded trails of the Old Croton Aqueduct State Historic Park, and sweeping views of the Hudson River that residents and visiting families can enjoy. Mercy College's Dobbs Ferry campus brings an energetic academic presence to the village, and the Metro-North Commuter Railroad station makes the facility easily accessible for family members traveling from New York City or elsewhere in the Hudson Valley. NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital in Cortlandt Manor, as well as White Plains Hospital and Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla, provide comprehensive hospital backup for residents requiring acute care. Neighboring communities of Hastings-on-Hudson, Ardsley, and Irvington are just minutes away, making St. Cabrini a natural choice for Westchester families seeking skilled nursing care without leaving the communities where they've spent their lives. For families who want skilled clinical care paired with a genuine sense of mission and warmth, St. Cabrini Nursing Home offers an exceptional combination of professional excellence and heartfelt purpose.