NEW YORK, NY, April 14, 2011 (Press-News.org) Kenneth Rozenberg, operator and CEO of Centers for Specialty Care Group, is centralizing short and long-term health care as well as home health services through a network of prominent healthcare organizations. The Centers for Specialty Care Group offers rehabilitation centers, residential healthcare access, and nursing homes throughout New York State.
"The Centers for Specialty Care Group is the premier healthcare organization for short-term, long-term, and residential care. We're the only multi-level, multi-care group in the region. Our facilities offer comprehensive, personalized care designed to cater to the client and the client's family's needs," said Kenneth Rozenberg.
Although each facility offers multiple services, individual facilities also have specific amenities, as outlined on http://www.CFSCGOnline.com and http://www.KennethRozenberg.com. The Bronx Centers for Rehabilitation and Healthcare now offer patrons on-site dialysis through a newly redesigned program. The Queen's Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare features world renowned hip and knee rehabilitation. Just north of New York City, the Dutchess Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare employs a staff world renowned for both their knowledge of bariatrics (obesity treatment and research) and comprehensive rehabilitation for bariatric procedures. Just north of New York City, the Dutchess Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare employs a staff world renowned for both their knowledge of bariatrics (obesity treatment and research) and comprehensive rehabilitation for bariatric procedures. And the Rome and Chittenango Centers, located in upstate New York, provide care in the peace and quiet of the country, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
The Centers for Specialty Care Group's Brooklyn Rehabilitation and Residential Healthcare Center and the Bushwick Rehabilitation Center provide an array of healthcare services at convenient locations. The Bushwick Rehabilitation Center is the primary healthcare facility of East Brooklyn, with sprawling patios and gardens occupying roughly a full city block. Patients seeking treatment here are afforded personalized recovery plans designed around their needs. Located in the heart of Brooklyn, the Brooklyn Center is equipped for long-term living solutions, such as senior assisted living. All of these facilities have the full backing and support of Kenneth Rozenberg.
For more information on Kenneth Rozenberg or the Centers for Specialty Care Group, visit http://www.KennethRozenberg.com and http://www.CFSCGOnline.com. Kenneth Rozenberg is also available on Facebook and Twitter at http://www.facebook.com/KennethRozenberg and http://www.twitter.com/KennyRozenberg.
Kenneth Rozenberg manages a number of short- and long-term care facilities and home care agencies in the New York area. Together, Rozenberg's network of organizations make up the Centers for Specialty Care Group - a prominent healthcare resource in the Northeast.
KennethRozenberg.com Offers Insight and Information on the Centers for Specialty Care Group and CEO Kenneth Rozenberg
Kenneth Rozenberg, the CEO of the Centers for Specialty Care Group, is making comprehensive healthcare available in the Northeast.
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