Fulton Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare

Fulton Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare, located at 847 County Highway 122 in Gloversville, New York, provides skilled nursing and comprehensive rehabilitative care to residents of Fulton County and the broader Mohawk Valley region. Operated by Centers Health Care, a high-volume post-acute care organization with a strong presence across New York State, Fulton Center brings institutional expertise and individualized attention together in a setting designed to support recovery and long-term wellbeing. Gloversville, once the glove-making capital of the world, retains a proud sense of history and community identity. The city's downtown along North Main Street and Fulton Street offers local dining, essential services, and a welcoming small-city character that many residents and families find comforting. Nathan Littauer Hospital, located right in the heart of Gloversville on East State Street, serves as the region's primary acute-care facility and maintains close clinical relationships with area skilled nursing providers—ensuring that residents at Fulton Center receive coordinated care across care settings. Gloversville Free Library and Parkhurst Field sports complex serve as local landmarks, while Caroga Lake and the foothills of the Adirondacks provide natural escapes that families can enjoy when visiting loved ones. The facility's location on County Highway 122 gives it a quieter, more residential character while keeping it well within reach of Gloversville's services and the adjacent city of Johnstown—home to Fulton County Medical Center and additional retail and dining options on County Road 29 and Route 30A. Centers Health Care's management philosophy centers on transparent communication, regulatory compliance, and clinically rigorous care plans. Therapy services at Fulton Center target functional recovery goals for residents following hospitalization, orthopedic procedures, neurological events, or cardiac episodes. Long-term residents benefit from consistent nursing staffing, activity programming, and a care environment shaped by genuine respect for each individual's history and preferences.