Hospital / healthcare provider

The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Rome

The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Rome is a residential nursing and rehabilitation facility at 801 North James Street in Rome, New York. Earlier sources called the facility Rome Center; its registered operator is Rome Center, LLC.

Organization profile

Organization type
Hospital / healthcare provider
Headquarters / base
Rome, New York, United States
Geographic scope
Local
Former / alternate names
  • Rome Center
  • Rome Center for Health and Rehabilitation
  • Rome Center for Rehabilitation

Medical focus

RehabilitationLong-term careNursing

Activities

Clinical careRehabilitationNursing care

Population served

Patients & familiesOlder adults

Rome Center in the earlier care network

Centers for Specialty Care Group’s September 2011 news described Rome Center for Health and Rehabilitation as a 160-bed facility with an adult day healthcare programme. New York State’s 2013 adult day healthcare rate table lists Rome Center for Rehabilitation under operating certificate 3201310N.

The same operating certificate appears in the state profile for The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Rome. That profile identifies Rome Center, LLC as the operator, preserving a direct connection between the earlier name and the named institution at North James Street.

Sources: [1], [2], [3].

Residential care, respite and adult day healthcare

The state profile lists 160 residential healthcare beds, baseline nursing-home services, adult day healthcare and short-term respite care. These describe a combination of residential care and programmes that support people and families outside a permanent nursing-home placement.

CMS’s October 2026 nursing-home list identifies this Rome facility under provider number 335589. The state’s Wadsworth Center also identifies Rome Center LLC and The Grand name at the same address. The facility is in Oneida County, with its care location in Rome distinct from the wider healthcare group’s offices.

Sources: [3], [4], [5].

Further health reading

Stroke

Stroke is one example of a condition that can create rehabilitation needs. This overview provides context for the nursing and rehabilitation setting documented at the Rome facility.

Dementia

Dementia may affect a person’s ability to manage everyday tasks and increase the support they need. This is background reading for families considering nursing and respite care.

Sources

  1. Centers for Specialty Care Group: Rome Center in 2011 news
  2. New York State: adult day healthcare rates, 2013
  3. New York State Health Profile: The Grand at Rome
  4. CMS: qualifying nursing homes, October 2026
  5. New York State Wadsworth Center: Rome Center LLC facility record
  6. CDC: health background for Stroke
  7. WHO: health background for Dementia

Institutional relationships

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Documented relationships with other organizations. Connections do not imply endorsement.