King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation

Safety & Inspections

Health deficiencies

National median: 7

6 below national median

CMS data as of January 1, 2026

Staffing breakdown

Average hours of nursing care each resident receives per day, by staff role. Higher numbers generally indicate more attentive care.

Total nurse staffing

National median: 4.12 hrs

3.42 hrs below national median

Registered nurse (RN)

0.79 hrs

Licensed practical nurse (LPN)

0.59 hrs

Certified nursing aide (CNA)

2.44 hrs

Quality rating trend

Overall rating improved from 3 to 5 stars over 18 data points.

Facility profile

Type

Skilled Nursing Facility · Nursing home · Rehabilitation center

Capacity

271 certified beds · ~263 avg residents/day (97% occupancy)

Ownership

For profit - Partnership

Payment accepted

Medicare Medicaid (Medicare and Medicaid)

About

King David Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation is a 271-bed, for-profit partnership facility located in Brooklyn, New York. It holds a 5-star overall rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, supported by high scores in quality measures and health inspections. Staffing at the facility is rated at 4 out of 5 stars according to federal data.

Location

2266 Cropsey Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, 11214, Brooklyn, NY

Recent reviews

• Zalman Groner ★★★★★ January 28, 2026

  Helpful caring staff

• James Spahn ★★★★★ January 1, 2026

  Happy New Year:) to Entire Staff, all from the care of Doctors Nursing, Rehaub, Dietitians {food good too} and Concierge who is a godsent (ASAL) is always able answer questions and there for you, when you cant be, caring and kind woman to put smiles on people faces that comes her way. Thank you all! Highly recommend this facility for loved one to be the best they can be when in need.

• Alicia Jones ★☆☆☆☆ December 30, 2025

  My dad went to this facility for physical therapy. Based on the reviews the family read we were excited to get him into a facility that would care for him but sadly that’s not what we received . My dad went in laughing and talking and left to go to the emergency room at the family request with a blood sugar of 400+( yes he’s diabetic and could of went into a diabetic coma) the nurses on the 4th floor didn’t care about how he looked , their biggest concern was gathering at the front desk gossiping . At the ER old food was scooped out his mouth and had a foul odor which let us know he had the food in his mouth for at least a day and could have choked. This facility doesn’t deserve the name King David , it’s more like Goliath and the Philistines. It’s sad that you entrust the care of your elderly family members to facilities that employ individuals that are focused on a place to lounge and collect a check rather than do the job they signed up for . Please King David do better for the patients that are still at your facility. Keep in mind we will all get old eventually and will need assistance at times , you may not end up at a facility but you would want compassion and care from those who are looking out for you , be kind to those who are entrusted to your care.

• S M ★☆☆☆☆ December 29, 2025

  In September 2025, my father walked, talked, sang, and danced. After a hospital stay, he was transferred to King David for rehabilitation to help him walk again. I had high hopes for this facility after reading positive reviews. My father, who has dementia, was sent to King David for rehabilitation. When he arrived, he was not walking, and unfortunately, when he left, he still could not walk and was in worse condition than when he initially arrived. After his stay, he could barely speak, had lost over 20 pounds, was severely dehydrated, and appeared emotionally and physically broken. Because of his dementia, my father was entirely reliant on the medical staff for his meals, fluids, and general care. He could not feed himself or communicate when something was wrong, as he was not speaking. This made it even more critical that the staff provide attentive and timely care. The most painful memory I will always carry is the day we visited him and found him in the worst condition I had ever seen. He looked extremely weak, frail, and ill. His blood sugar was 475, and despite how alarming that was, we did not see a sense of urgency from the staff at that time. As a family, we were deeply concerned for his safety. During our visit, I noticed what I initially thought might be blood in my father’s mouth. Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be dried food stuck on his tooth. I am not sure how many hours or days it had been there, but it was alarming and prompted me to insist that the ER doctor examine his mouth. Upon checking, the ER doctor discovered and removed food from his mouth, which I personally witnessed. I have photos of this, which I am attaching to this review for context. In my attempts to transfer my father from King David to another facility, I found the social work team and nursing supervisors largely unhelpful. The social work team essentially expected me to handle much of the process myself. Three photos are attached for context: one showing my father before entering King David, one from the day he was taken to the emergency room, and one from the hospital while an ER physician was removing food from his mouth that was left by a medical personnel at King David. Seeing these images side by side reflects the drastic decline in his condition during this period. I will always regret placing my father in King David’s care. But I share this so that others can make informed decisions. No family should ever have to experience what we did. Rehabilitation is meant to help people heal and regain strength. In my experience, my father’s condition declined during his stay. Our elderly deserve dignity, careful attention, and compassion. Families deserve transparency. I hope this encourages meaningful improvements in how patients are cared for.

• Xiaoxun Gao ★★★★★ December 19, 2025

  My mother is currently staying at this short-term rehab, and our family has been very grateful for the care she has received. One standout feature is the facility’s dedicated Chinese-speaking team, which has made communication smooth and reassuring for both patients and families. The facility also places great emphasis on cultural comfort. They thoughtfully organize Chinese cultural activities, including concerts with popular Cantonese and Mandarin songs, holiday celebrations and provide daily Chinese newspapers, all of which help residents feel connected and at home. Combined with attentive, professional care, this supportive and culturally inclusive environment has made a meaningful difference in my mother’s recovery. We highly recommend this facility to families seeking quality rehabilitation with strong cultural understanding.

Frequently asked questions

What is the overall CMS rating for King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation?

King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation has an overall CMS rating of 5 out of 5 stars.

How did King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation score on health inspections?

King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation received a health inspection rating of 4 out of 5 stars from CMS.

What is the staffing rating for King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation?

King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation has a staffing rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on nurse-to-resident ratios.

How many beds does King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation have?

King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation has 271 certified beds.

Does King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation accept Medicare or Medicaid?

Yes, King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation accepts Medicare and Medicaid.

Where is King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation located?

King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation is located at 2266 Cropsey Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, 11214, Brooklyn, New York.

How can I contact King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation?

You can reach King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation by phone at +1 718-266-6100.

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