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Daughters of Sarah
Nursing Home Renovations
Albany, NY
Facility-wide interior renovations to
the existing Daughters of Sarah Nursing Home which Sano-Rubin originally
constructed in the early 1970s. The project began in Spring 2003 and
is substantially complete.
This multi-phased renovation
transformed
the Nursing Home, a 1970s
vintage institution, into a modern residential
skilled nursing facility. The renovation work included a new Lobby, a New England Village
Square, upgraded patient rooms, new kosher pantries, new private bathing
facilities, therapeutic spas, expanded dining facilities, expanded
recreation lounges, and new gardens. Significant upgrades
were made to the mechanical and electrical systems
including a new facility- wide HVAC, power and
emergency power, lighting and life/safety systems installations.
To learn more
about other recently completed projects at Daughters of Sarah click on the
following:
The Massry
Residence Memory Enhancement Residence
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$8.5 million renovation and
new addition to the
Moses-Ludington Hospital. Work included a 21,000 square foot addition for storage, staff facilities and laundry
services and 30,500 square feet dedicated to skilled nursing. The renovation
includes 85,000 square feet of nursing, hospital and out patient
facilities. There was extensive campus site development including
landscaping and parking.
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New 37,000 square foot Alzheimer’s residence and
treatment facility with Caregiver’s apartment on the Cohoes-Eddy campus.
Specialty features for Alzheimer’s population including wandering
courtyard walks, security system and Dutch doors at resident’s
rooms. Full service kitchen in addition to home-style kitchen and
dining areas. Subsequent addition project was constructed giving the
facility an additional 10 new beds.
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60,000 s.f. addition to campus of five buildings, over 200,000 square
feet, originally constructed by Sano-Rubin. New addition
created 80 beds and a new health center for the facility. Site
reconfiguration and phasing including temporary parking, major electric,
water, sanitary, storm utility rerouting. Phase renovations of
existing facility before, during and after addition was constructed.
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