Regency Heritage Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
380 Demott Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873, Somerset County
Regency Heritage Nursing and Rehabilitation Center sits along DeMott Lane in Somerset, New Jersey. The building serves as a licensed 265-bed long-term care facility, offering both extended care and short-term rehabilitation. Families looking for skilled support in Somerset County will find a setting designed to provide daily comfort, safety, and attentive hands-on help.
Life inside focuses on balancing personal dignity with medical oversight. The interior offers shared and private spaces planned to feel homelike and warm. Residents have room to rest comfortably, recover from medical procedures, or settle in for long-term daily support.
Daily routines include activities that encourage social connections, artistic interests, and cultural traditions. Staff provide group events and shared gatherings to keep residents active and involved. The overall atmosphere centers on fostering friendships while honoring each person's unique background.
Care services cover comprehensive long-term nursing as well as focused sub-acute and post-acute rehabilitation. The center assists people managing chronic illnesses, physical disabilities, and those healing after surgeries like joint replacements. Dedicated teams work directly with residents to manage health challenges and support their recovery goals.
Pricing
What care costs in this area.
What nursing home care costs in this area
$12,775 a month
That is the New Jersey median for a semi-private nursing home room, not this community's price. This community's actual rate depends on room type and care level. Ask us for this month's real numbers.
Source: CareScout 2025 Cost of Care Survey, published March 2026. Figures verified September 2026.
Care services provided
Nursing home
- 24-hour skilled nursing care
- Long-term care for frail and chronically ill residents
- Post-acute care
- Sub-acute rehabilitation programs
- Recovery care following surgery
Amenities
Living spaces
- Comfortable living spaces
- Virtual tour options
Activities and culture
- Artistic programs
- Cultural interest activities
- Social gatherings and entertainment
Wellness and care
- Sub-acute rehabilitation spaces
- Post-acute recovery support
Services
- Prompt maintenance response
- Aide assistance
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Location
380 Demott Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873
License
- License number
- 061801
- Licensed as
- Long Term Care Facility
- License valid to
- 02/28/2027
- Licensed capacity
- 265 long term care beds
- Payment accepted
- Medicaid, Medicare, Private pay
- Executive director
- Mr. Mordechai Bengio
- As listed on the state license.
Checked against the New Jersey Department of Health record on 9/25/2026.
Ownership
Who owns this community, as listed on the state licence.
- Owner on the licence
- REGENCY HERITAGE NURSING AND REHAB CENTER, LLC
Frequently asked questions
What types of care are available at Regency Heritage?+
Regency Heritage provides skilled long-term nursing care along with post-acute and sub-acute rehabilitation programs. These services support individuals recovering from surgery or illness as well as those living with ongoing, complex health conditions.
What payment options does the center accept?+
Regency Heritage accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private payments. Families can choose the payment route that best matches their coverage and financial needs.
Does the community provide short-term rehabilitation?+
The center supports people recovering from joint replacements, serious injuries, and acute medical events. Programs include hands-on therapy and dedicated nursing oversight to help patients regain mobility and independence.
What kinds of daily activities are offered?+
The community encourages active engagement through cultural programs, artistic pursuits, and organized social events. Staff work to foster friendships and keep residents mentally and socially engaged.
