Autumn Lake Healthcare at Old Bridge

Autumn Lake Healthcare at Old Bridge sits at 111 Route 516 in Old Bridge, New Jersey, offering skilled nursing care, memory care, rehabilitation, and palliative services in a recently modernized setting with both private and semi-private rooms, light airy lounges, and landscaped outdoor spaces, and it runs round the clock every day. The place suits folks with a wide range of complex medical needs and focuses both on short-term rehab with personalized recovery plans, using a state-of-the-art gym and world-class therapists on a multidisciplinary team, and on long-term care for those who need skilled nursing and board-certified specialists. Owners include Summer Hill Nursing & Rehabilitation Center LLC with Barbara Kerman, Neil Kerman, and Aryeh Stern, and the facility belongs to the wider Autumn Lake Healthcare group, which runs several centers across New Jersey, Wisconsin, and Connecticut, mainly as for-profit companies using a limited liability structure. The site keeps 120 certified beds, with about 103 residents on average each day, and supports a resident concierge program, social activities, and a homelike atmosphere where caregivers aim to offer individual care and a peaceful setting for rest, backed by recent renovations to make the place modern and bright. The facility has had recent inspections, with one on October 8, 2024, showing four deficiencies and a total of twelve over recent times, including issues with medication error rates at 5 percent or higher, infection control, dialysis care services, and helping residents to keep up or improve their range of motion; these problems have been marked as having potential for more than minimal harm but with no actual serious incidents reported. Nurse turnover, at 58.5 percent, stands higher than the state average of 41.8 percent, and nurse staffing averages 3.70 hours per resident per day, a bit below the 3.9 state average. The place aims to provide a warm, caring place for people needing short- or long-term care, emphasizing health, social engagement, and comfort using both inside and outside spaces for activities and rest.