Pine Acres Convalescent Center in Madison, New Jersey, is licensed as a nursing home and is set up to deliver continuous skilled nursing oversight. Residents who need a short-term place to recuperate can use the community’s respite program, which is available on a flexible schedule. Physical therapy is provided on-site, allowing those recovering from surgery, illness, or injury to receive treatments without leaving the building. Short-stay residents have access to the same clinical resources as long-term residents, which can help streamline recovery and reduce hospital readmissions.

Beyond the formal care programs, the center maintains 24-hour nursing coverage, routine physician visits, and medication administration services. Care plans are updated as medical conditions change, and families can review these plans with the clinical team at any point. Hospice care is available on-site for residents who require end-of-life support, allowing individuals to remain in familiar surroundings while receiving appropriate symptom management. The community also coordinates with outside specialists when more complex interventions are needed.

Accommodations include a mix of private and shared rooms, and each living space is cable-ready. Some rooms provide wheelchair-accessible showers, while others rely on nearby accessible bathing suites. Wi-Fi is available throughout much of the building, and residents can spend time in the library and computer lounge or relax in several outdoor areas, including an enclosed garden. Parking is provided for visitors and staff, though availability can vary. Because floor plans differ, not every accommodation contains every feature mentioned.

Meals are prepared in the on-site kitchen and served three times a day, with staff able to accommodate most physician-ordered diets. Registered dietitians oversee menu planning to ensure nutritional adequacy, and snacks are available between meals. Residents receiving hospice services can have meals modified to address changing appetites or swallowing difficulties, and nursing staff monitor intake to help maintain strength and comfort.

Daily life is supported by an activity center that hosts scheduled programs, group exercises, and recreational events. Residents can also join clubs and interest-based communities that meet regularly and provide additional social structure.