Press Release

PERTH AMBOY – The New Year, 2022; rings in Spring Creek Nursing & Rehabilitation as a top-notch destination and leader in subacute rehabilitation, long-term care.

The address 1 Lindbergh Avenue of Convery Blvd Perth Amboy is an address known to many as the former Amboy Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. 

Allaire Health Services out of Freehold NJ recently acquired the facility. Allaire’s CEO, Ben Kurland, LNHA and his team is known for transforming and modernizing the facilities that they operate. As of today, Allaire has transformed facilities in Freehold, Morristown, East Orange, Morris Township, Danville PA and Bennington, VT.

Allaire philosophy pivots on its’ commitment to providing the highest level of treatment, compassion, and service to their patients and residents by delivering comprehensive specialty care tailored to each person’s individual needs and that of their families.

They strive to continually foster the progress of each person’s rehabilitation towards their maximum level of physical, mental, social, and spiritual functioning in a warm, attentive state-of-the-art environment that emphasizes the importance of engaging family members in the recovery and nursing care of their loved ones.

Ben notes that their facilities are committed to be an active (and proactive!) presence in the community, they promote ongoing communication with area doctors and hospitals, ensuring that the local medical community plays an integral role in the development of our specialty programs, and cultivating relationships with Senior Centers, local Boards and Schools that allow us to capitalize on their strengths for the benefit and wellbeing of our patients and residents.

Allaire’s Chief Nursing Officer, Chava Goldschmidt BSN, RN, CRRN; is crafting clinical programs tailored on meeting the needs of the community served. Some of the programs include cardiac, peritoneal dialysis, pulmonary, wound care, palliative, intravenous therapy, respite, orthopedic rehabilitation, and others.

In the next few weeks, work will begin on changes to the façade, new signage, new patient rooms, new state of the art gym, to name a few. Plans are in place to launch the much-needed ethnic programs such as its “Latino Program.”  We must meet the health, spiritual, cultural, and ethnic needs of the community we serve, Ben re-iterated. Spring Creek plans on holding quarterly support group meetings on campus such as bereavement, dementia & Alzheimer’s, and others. 

Sam, the facilities administrator; said he was humbled and blessed to have come to beautiful Middlesex County to offer much needed quality service to its residents in a world class facility.