Cassena Care at Norwalk sits on Prospect Street, about a mile from Norwalk’s city center, in a neighborhood where a Walk Score of 76 means most day-to-day errands are within walking distance. The two-story, 150-bed nursing home and assisted living community currently houses 124 residents across private and semi-private rooms. An average stay of 131 days puts this facility squarely in mixed-use territory: short-term rehabilitation stays and longer-term nursing care are both part of the daily population.
Staffing figures reported to CMS put total nursing hours at 3 hours 47 minutes per resident per day. RN hours come in at 32 minutes per resident per day, with LPN/LVN coverage at 50 minutes. The facility accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay, which covers the full range of standard funding pathways for this type of care. CMS Facility Characteristics data notes an Active Resident Council, a Residents Group, and a Family Member Group, indicating organized community governance structures are in place.
Cassena Care at Norwalk is a mid-sized, urban, CMS-certified nursing facility near the center of Norwalk. Stamford Hospital is 7.94 miles away.
They accept all three major payer types and carry a resident population split between short rehabilitation stays and longer nursing care, in a location that is genuinely walkable for visitors and staff.
