Peninsula Hospital Center
50-01 Bch Channel Drive | also 51-15 Beach Channel Drive | Arverne | built 1974
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- 2012
Peninsula Hospital Center closes after a century in the Rockaways
Peninsula Hospital Center, earlier known as Rockaway Beach Hospital, was founded in 1908, opened in 1911 and shut down in 2012 while affiliated with the MediSys Health Network. It had run a 173-bed acute care teaching hospital and a 200-bed long-term care and rehab center, serving the Rockaways, Nassau County's Five Towns and sections of Queens and Brooklyn. A state agency had proposed in 2006 that St. John's absorb it.
“PHC, founded in 1908, which opened on April 30, 1911, was an affiliate of the MediSys Health Network at the time of its 2012 closure.”
Source: Wikipedia
- 2014
The former hospital becomes Peninsula Nursing and Rehabilitation Center under Cassena Care
Two years after the hospital closed, the facility took the name Peninsula Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in 2014, with Cassena Care as its operator. The campus had already housed a 200-bed nursing home attached to the hospital, the Peninsula Center for Extended Care and Rehabilitation.
Source: Wikipedia
Further reading
- Peninsula Hospital CenterWikipedia