Bethany Gardens Skilled Living Center

Bethany Gardens Skilled Living Center is a family-rooted skilled nursing community nestled at 800 West Chestnut Street in Rome, New York. Guided by The Mayer Family's long-standing dedication to personalized elder care, Bethany Gardens has cultivated a warm, home-like environment where residents receive the clinical attention they need without sacrificing the human connection that defines quality of life. The facility delivers the full spectrum of skilled nursing services, including 24-hour nursing supervision, post-acute rehabilitation, wound care, intravenous therapy, pain management, and assistance with activities of daily living. The Mayer Family's ownership philosophy centers on treating every resident as they would treat a member of their own family — a value that permeates the culture of every department, from clinical care to dietary services and activities programming. Rome, New York is a proud Mohawk Valley city rich in history and community character. Bethany Gardens is conveniently located near Rome Memorial Hospital on James Street, which provides residents with access to a full-service acute care hospital for specialist consultations and emergencies. Just a short drive from the facility, families can explore Fort Stanwix National Monument, a beautifully preserved Revolutionary War-era fortification that serves as a beloved local landmark. The Erie Canal Village on Turin Road offers a fascinating window into the region's storied industrial heritage, while Delta Lake State Park — a few miles north on Route 46 — provides stunning outdoor scenery along the Black River Valley. Rome's close-knit neighborhoods, affordable cost of living, and deeply rooted civic pride make it a reassuring place for families navigating care decisions for aging loved ones. West Chestnut Street sits in a residential area of the city with easy access to local shops, churches, and community services. At Bethany Gardens, The Mayer Family's commitment ensures that every resident experiences skilled, compassionate care within a community that genuinely feels like home.