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King Street Rehab

787 King Street

4.3(83 ratings)

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Quick Facts

Total units
120
Medicare rating
2 of 5

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Ownership
For profit, Corporation
Certified beds
120
Ownership
Family-owned and operated, not corporate chain
Stay type
Offers subacute rehab for short-term stays

What Families Think

Most families describe King Street Rehab as a clean, welcoming skilled nursing and rehab facility with attentive staff and strong physical and occupational therapy. However, one detailed account describes serious safety and care lapses, creating a stark contrast with the largely positive reviews.

The Good

  • Spotless, clean, and welcoming facility
  • Attentive, caring nursing and aide staff
  • Well-regarded physical and occupational therapists
  • Family-owned and operated, not corporate-run
  • Good quality food with accommodations for preferences
  • Staff stayed overnight during a snowstorm to ensure coverage

The Bad

  • One report of unanswered call bells and neglect leading to a severe UTI
  • One report of a resident found choking and unattended
  • One report of unexplained bruising and improper handling by staff

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

About King Street Rehab

King Street Rehab is a skilled nursing / long term care community in Port Chester, New York. The community is licensed for up to 120 residents.

Families rate King Street Rehab 4.3 out of 5 based on 83 Google reviews.

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Types of Care

Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care

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Reviews

4.3overall · 83 ratings combined

4.3★ on Google (83)

Roland Fung

Jun 2026

via Google

Spent about 11 days here with a fractured ankle. A spotless facility with a dedicated and genuinely caring staff. Physical therapists were good communicators who were generous with their professional advice. Beautiful outdooor areas to take in some fresh air.

Cynthia Fleming

Apr 2026

via Google

I would strongly caution anyone considering King Street Rehab and Nursing Center for a loved one. My mother was admitted for subacute rehab after a stroke, and what we experienced was beyond unacceptable. On a daily basis, she was dressed in other residents’ clothing. Call bells would go unanswered for over an hour. I spoke with the Director of Nursing repeatedly and was reassured things would improve, but they only got worse. Because she was left sitting in urine and feces for extended periods of time, she developed a severe UTI. Instead of addressing the neglect, they actually stopped giving her a necessary liver medication because it caused bowel movements and they didn’t want to deal with changing her. That decision alone speaks volumes. Patients are routinely left sitting in wheelchairs in the hallway for long periods, with little to no engagement, like they are being warehoused. I personally witnessed a nurse handling a patient improperly. When I addressed it, she became defensive and nasty, and when I escalated it to her supervisor, there was no concern or accountability. I spent hours there every day because I did not feel comfortable leaving my mother alone. I had to bring her food because the facility’s food is poor quality. At one point, they even told my mother she should not participate in recreational activities because she might feel embarrassed after her stroke, which is incredibly disheartening and inappropriate. The most alarming moment was when I walked in one Saturday morning and found my mother alone in her room, actively choking, with no staff around. I had to run out and find help myself. She also had significant bruising on her hands that was not explained. We documented everything and filed formal complaints. On the surface, the facility looks clean and modern when you walk in. But what happens behind the scenes, especially when family is not present, is deeply concerning. If you care about your loved one’s safety, dignity, and proper care, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere.

Elizabeth Weber

Mar 2026

via Google

I’m writing this review under my Mom’s account as she is the person who has stayed at King Street 2x. The first time was almost 5 years ago and when the hospital recommended a subacute rehab again there was no question that my family wanted her to go back to King Street. I am so grateful it is still family owned and operated and you can tell. You hear so many nightmare stories about nursing homes and rehabs and that’s mostly because they’re bought by larger companies who cut their staff to the bone. That is not the case at King Street. Need help or have a question? Walk out into the hall and it doesn’t matter if it’s an administrator, aide, or nurse they will help you. They won’t tell you it isn’t their department. The PTs and OTs are lovely and encouraging. The food is very good and if your loved one doesn’t like the evening’s meal they will do their best to accommodate. The building and the grounds are immaculate. You’d think you were staying at a hotel. No one wants to see their loved one diminished or in pain and it’s scary to leave them at a facility due to all the horror stories one hears but if you’re looking for reviews because your loved one needs rehab you can’t really go wrong with King Street. No place is perfect but anytime there has been a minor issue it has been rectified ASAP.

Theresa Tribel

Feb 2026

via Google

King Street Rehab is bright, clean(so very clean) and welcoming. The staff was most attentive and caring. Administrating medication is carefully controlled abd distributed in a timely fashion. Therapy staff is upbeat, creative and professional. Consider this, during the snow storm, January, 2026, the staff stayed to sleep overnight or for 2 nights to be here to service the "guests " the next day or more. Staff members who had plows, drove staff members to and from the facility for their safety ALSO allowing King Street Rehab to have ample coverage for their patients. For me, those actions speak volumes. I am so grateful to everyone at King Street Rehab for their attention, help, laughter and deep concern. Thank you for you have done and all you continue to do each day.

Christopher Stumpo

Oct 2025

via Google

My mother-in-law was just discharged from here after 1 month. What a great experience from the facility, staff to the medical care.. Beautiful grounds.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does King Street Rehab offer?

King Street Rehab offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.

Where is King Street Rehab located?

King Street Rehab is located at 787 King Street in Port Chester, New York.

What do families say about King Street Rehab?

Most families describe King Street Rehab as a clean, welcoming skilled nursing and rehab facility with attentive staff and strong physical and occupational therapy. However, one detailed account describes serious safety and care lapses, creating a stark contrast with the largely positive reviews.

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