The New Jewish Home, Manhattan

The New Jewish Home, Manhattan stands as one of New York City's most respected nonprofit senior care institutions, located at 120 West 106th Street in the heart of the Upper West Side. With a legacy spanning well over a century, this mission-driven organization delivers skilled nursing care grounded in the Jewish values of tzedakah (charitable care) and kavod ha-briot (dignity of all people), welcoming residents of every background, faith, and culture. The facility provides a full continuum of skilled nursing services, from short-term post-acute rehabilitation following orthopedic surgery or cardiac events to long-term residential care for individuals with complex medical or memory-related needs. Care teams coordinate with Mount Sinai Morningside (formerly St. Luke's) on Amsterdam Avenue at 114th Street and with Mount Sinai's main campus on Madison Avenue, ensuring residents have access to world-class specialty medicine. Situated between Central Park and Riverside Park, the surrounding neighborhood offers remarkable quality of life for residents and the families who visit them. The lush greenery of Central Park begins just a few blocks east, while the Hudson River promenade along Riverside Park is equally accessible. Broadway between 96th and 110th Street — sometimes called Manhattan Valley's main artery — offers grocery stores, coffee shops, and pharmacies. Columbia University's campus is a short distance north, and the vibrant cultural institutions of the Upper West Side, including Symphony Space on Broadway at 95th Street, provide enriching outings. As a nonprofit corporation, The New Jewish Home reinvests all resources directly into resident care, facility improvements, and community programs, ensuring that quality of care remains the organization's singular focus.