Epic Healthcare Management

Epic Healthcare Management is described on its official site as an operator of rehabilitation and long‑term care facilities in New York, especially within the Hudson Valley region.

Sky View Rehabilitation & Health Care, one of its facilities, was acquired by Epic in October 2003 under the leadership of Lizer Jozefovic (CEO) and Mark Neuman (CFO), marking their foray into transforming nursing homes into higher-end rehabilitative environments.

According to a third-party analysis from NursingHomeDatabase.com using CMS data (as of February 1, 2026): Epic Healthcare Management operates five facilities in New York State. The chain is rated on average 2.8 (out of 5) overall by CMS metrics, with zero facilities rated 5 stars or 1 star; one facility shows safety concerns. Ownership is entirely for-profit, comprising three LLCs (60%), one corporation (20%), and one partnership (20%). All five facilities are Medicare and Medicaid certified.

The ProPublica nursing‑homes affiliation listing confirms Epic Healthcare Management is linked with five facilities in New York, and gives average metrics: serious deficiencies 0.2 (national average 0.7), nurse hours/resident/day 3.2 (national 3.9), nurse turnover 31.2% (national 46.2%), and average fines per home $3,996 (national $31,434).

The facility‑by‑facility CMS star ratings are listed on Epic’s website: Epic Rehabilitation and Nursing at White Plains, Middletown Park Rehabilitation and Health Care, Sky View Rehabilitation & Health Care, Salem Hills Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, Waterview Hills Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, Putnam Nursing & Rehabilitation Center.