Brooklyn Methodist Church Home has been providing compassionate care to the elderly for over a century. Established in 1883 by Methodist Church members, the Home was created to offer a comfortable residence for indigent elderly individuals. Initially located on McDonough Street and Stuyvesant Avenue, the Home eventually moved to its present location on Park Place in 1976.

Today, the Home is a modern, four-story building with 120 beds and a dedicated staff of 150. As a skilled nursing facility, Brooklyn Methodist Church Home offers a range of services to meet the changing needs of the elderly. They welcome individuals of all religious preferences, races, sexes, ages, handicaps, national origins, and payment sources.

The Home is licensed by the New York State Department of Health and affiliated with reputable local hospitals, ensuring access to the latest technologies and therapies. Additionally, the Home exceeds regulatory requirements, providing individual attention to every patient. With a continued commitment to serving the long-term care needs of the community, Brooklyn Methodist Church Home remains a trusted and reliable choice for compassionate eldercare