The edifice now known as Beverwyck House of Merry Heart has a rich history.

It was built in 1809 and served as the home of Governor Charles Edison, son of the famous inventor, Thomas A. Edison from 1934 to 1941. Ever since the 1950s, when it was first used as a rest home, it has housed programs that address the care needs of community seniors. It was purchased by Rudy and Blanche Bonifacio in 1982 and managed as a Beverwyck Nursing Home, a skilled nursing facility that housed 24 residents. It remained so until 2003 when it was renovated and made into an 18-bed senior care center, Beverwyck House of Merry Heart, in 2003. Residents of this facility enjoy a close-knit family atmosphere with the staff and other residents.

• Senior living
• Alzheimer’s/Dementia care
• Day care
• Respite care
• Hospice care

 Services Include:

• Safe and secure environment
• Round-the-clock nursing supervision by an attentive and devoted staff
• Three nutritious meals served daily, with wholesome snacks always available
• All meals prepared under the supervision of a Registered Dietitian
• Assistance with daily routines as needed; including eating, bathing and toileting by qualified, caring nursing staff
• Routine health and progress assessments
• Medication administration
• Procurement of medication through our pharmaceutical provider
• On-site medical consultation
• Variety of social, cultural and recreational activities
• Daily housekeeping
• Linen and laundry service

Amenities

Ancillary Charges