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Nursing homes in Ulster County, New York
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New Paltz Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing
1 Jansen Road · New Paltz, NY
Ownership: For-profit (limited liability company)
Hudson Valley Rehabilitation & Extended Care Center
260 Vineyard Ave · Highland, NY
Ownership: For-profit (limited liability company)
Golden Hill Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
99 Golden Hill Drive · Kingston, NY
Ownership: For-profit (limited liability company)
Ten Broeck Commons
One Commons Drive · Lake Katrine, NY
Ownership: For-profit (individual)
Taconic Rehabilitation and Nursing at Ulster
One Wingate Way · Highland, NY
Ownership: For-profit (individual)
Northeast Center for Rehabilitation and Brain Injury
300 Grant Avenue · Lake Katrine, NY
Ownership: For-profit (limited liability company)
Woodland Pond at New Paltz
100 Woodland Pond Circle · New Paltz, NY
Ownership: Non-profit (other)
CMS ratings and family reviews are separate. Medicare data as of September 2026.
Nursing home care at a glance
Scope: all homes within Ulster County, New York. Filters do not change this comparison scope.
CMS overall rating
out of 5 · from this site's directory data
Ratings offer a starting point. Review each home’s inspection, staffing and quality details.
Source: Medicare (CMS) Care Compare · scope: Ulster County (7 facilities), New York (593 facilities), United States (14,690 facilities) · Medicare data as of September 2026 · average of each facility's CMS overall star rating, each home counted equallyNurse staffing time
hours of nursing care per resident per day · higher is better
Source: Medicare (CMS) payroll-based staffing data · Ulster County: average of 7 homes, each counted equally; state and national figures are Medicare averages · Medicare data as of September 2026Nursing staff turnover
share of nursing staff who left in a year · lower is better
Source: Medicare (CMS) · Ulster County: average of 7 homes, each counted equally; state and national figures are Medicare averages · Medicare data as of September 2026Explore more local data
Inspections and quality
Each home’s page shows its full Medicare inspection record, what Medicare found, fines, and short-stay and long-stay quality measures, compared with the state average.
How these comparisons work
Area figures are simple averages of the homes listed here that have Medicare data, with each home counted equally. State and national figures are Medicare’s own averages. An average does not describe any single home. Our methodology.
Choosing care in Ulster County
This directory lists 7 nursing homes in Ulster County, New York, with 1,260 certified beds between them. Their average CMS overall rating is 2.4 stars, below the national average of 3.0 stars: 2 homes hold four or five stars and 4 have one or two.
Among the highest-rated homes are Woodland Pond At New Paltz (4 stars) and Ten Broeck Commons (4 stars).
By ownership, 86% are for-profit and 14% non-profit. None is currently a CMS Special Focus Facility. 1 home carries the CMS abuse icon, which flags recent inspection citations related to abuse; check the inspection details on each profile.
These figures come from the CMS data behind this directory. Ratings and inspections change, so confirm current details on each home’s profile and with the home itself.
Costs and payment
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Planning your county-wide search
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How do I narrow the county-wide list?
Choose a community in the left panel, then use rating, payment and size filters. County results stay within the municipality.
What should I review beyond the overall rating?
Open each facility profile to review dated inspection, staffing and quality information, and keep family reviews separate from CMS ratings.
How do I check payment and admissions?
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Questions about nursing homes in Ulster County
How many nursing homes are in Ulster County?
There are 7 Medicare-certified nursing homes in Ulster County, with 1,260 certified beds in total. Bed counts show capacity, not current openings.
Which nursing homes in Ulster County have the highest Medicare rating?
Ten Broeck Commons (4 stars), Woodland Pond At New Paltz (4 stars), Golden Hill Nursing And Rehabilitation Center (3 stars). See the full ranking.
What is the average Medicare rating of nursing homes in Ulster County?
2.4 out of 5 across 7 rated homes, compared with 3.0 for New York as a whole.
Do nursing homes in Ulster County accept Medicaid?
7 of the 7 homes accept Medicaid, according to Medicare’s records. Confirm with each home, since Medicaid beds can be limited. How nursing home Medicaid works in New York.
Are any nursing homes in Ulster County on Medicare’s Special Focus list?
No. The Special Focus program follows homes with a history of serious quality problems. Data as of September 2026.