New Vanderbilt Rehabilitation and Care Center, inc

New Vanderbilt Rehabilitation and Care Center, located at 135 Vanderbilt Ave in the Clifton neighborhood of Staten Island, is a skilled nursing facility dedicated to delivering high-quality post-acute and long-term care to the residents of Staten Island's North Shore. Operating as a for-profit corporation, the facility maintains a structured, resource-driven approach to care that supports clinical excellence, regular staff development, and investment in rehabilitation technology. Situated in the 10304 zip code, New Vanderbilt benefits from a prime location near Staten Island University Hospital's North campus on Seaview Avenue — one of the borough's foremost acute care hospitals and a Level I Trauma Center. This proximity allows for efficient hospital-to-rehab transitions, an important advantage for patients recovering from surgery, cardiac events, or orthopedic procedures. The surrounding Clifton and Concord neighborhoods reflect a diverse, close-knit community with a strong sense of neighborhood identity. Clove Lakes Park, one of Staten Island's most popular green spaces, is located just to the north and offers serene walking paths around its namesake lakes, picnic groves, and a beloved ice skating rink — destinations families often visit during loved ones' rehabilitation stays. Ocean Avenue and Bay Street provide convenient access to local dining, pharmacies, and grocery stores, including a variety of restaurants that represent the area's multicultural character. For families traveling to visit, the Staten Island Ferry terminal in St. George is easily reachable, providing a free and iconic connection to Lower Manhattan. The S74 and S76 bus lines serve the area, and the facility's location near the Clifton commercial corridor makes logistics manageable for families without vehicles. New Vanderbilt's clinical team provides 24-hour skilled nursing, physical and occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, wound care, and dietary services. The corporate structure enables consistent investment in staff and equipment, ensuring residents benefit from a stable, professionally managed care environment during vulnerable periods of recovery.