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Nursing Care Facility- McAuley Hall Health Care Center
McAuley Hall Health Care Center -McAuley Hall is a 5 Star rated skilled nursing facility conveniently located off Highway 22 West in New Jersey’s picturesque Watchung Mountains. It is on the same grounds as Mount Saint Mary High School.
- 74-bed facility with all private rooms and ample closet and storage space
- Skilled nursing, physical, occupational, speech and restorative therapies (Genesis Rehab Services on site)
- Individual counseling services offered
- Varied activities schedule
- We are a faith centered facility offering Catholic Mass 6 days per week (We welcome all denominations)
- We accept Commercial and Private Pay as well as Medicare and Medicaid programs
Please share this information with any family member that may be interested in rehabilitation or long-term care for their loved one. We would welcome the opportunity to provide you with a tour of our facility and answer any questions you have. Please call our Admissions Department at 908-754- 3663. -
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 1 KGS 19:9A, 11-13AResponsorial Psalm PS 85:9, 10, 11-12, 13-14Reading 2 ROM 9:1-5Gospel MT 14:22-33
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Catholic News Service
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