Golden Gate Rehabilitation & Health Care Center is a nursing home at 191 Bradley Ave in Staten Island, New York. The 238-bed facility offers long-term care, sub-acute care, and short-term rehabilitation.
CMS Quality Measure data presents a mixed picture. On the positive side, the facility performs above NewYork averages in both long-stay and short-stay quality measure categories. About 57.6% of short-stay residents return home, or to the community, which is about 14% above the New York average. Outpatient emergency department visits are 22% below the state benchmark.
On the other side, staffing is below New York averages across every category: RN staffing averages 37 minutes per resident per day, 12% below the state figure. LPN staffing averages 21 minutes per day, more than half the state’s average. The short-stay fall-with-major-injury rate of 1.5% is roughly double the state’s average of 0.8%, and only 30.7% of short-stay residents reach expected self-care ability at discharge, compared to New York’s average of 53.7%.
The facility operates out of a mid-rise building, with private and semi-private rooms. Amenities include on-site medical and rehabilitative services, a beauty salon, and social and recreational programming.
Golden Gate is best suited for short-term post-acute rehabilitation patients in Staten Island who prioritize community discharge outcomes over staffing depth, and longer-stay residents whose care needs can be met within the facility’s current staffing model.
