Amsterdam Nursing Home

Amsterdam Nursing Home Amsterdam House, a not-for-profit corporation, is widely known and highly regarded for its comprehensive and individualized treatment.

Wear Red Day craft ❤️❤️❤️
02/05/2026

Wear Red Day craft ❤️❤️❤️

Wear Red Day ❤️
02/05/2026

Wear Red Day ❤️

Winter crafts ☃️
02/05/2026

Winter crafts ☃️

Activities you’ll love are on the calendar 💕
02/03/2026

Activities you’ll love are on the calendar 💕

Whack-a-groundhog. Our residents were not so happy with 6 more weeks of winter. 😂🕳️
02/03/2026

Whack-a-groundhog. Our residents were not so happy with 6 more weeks of winter. 😂🕳️

Proud to be recognized by the American Heart Association for excellence in heart care. ❤️ Thank you to our dedicated tea...
02/02/2026

Proud to be recognized by the American Heart Association for excellence in heart care. ❤️ Thank you to our dedicated team and the patients who trust us every day.

Celebrated our January birthdays! 🎉🎂🎈
01/28/2026

Celebrated our January birthdays! 🎉🎂🎈

Meet Steven. Check out this moving story from Amsterdam Nursing Home. 💜
01/26/2026

Meet Steven. Check out this moving story from Amsterdam Nursing Home. 💜

We had some youngsters come perform for us this morning. Too precious!
01/23/2026

We had some youngsters come perform for us this morning. Too precious!

Our residents enjoyed a Zumba class with our amazing recreation staff yesterday. A time was had!
01/23/2026

Our residents enjoyed a Zumba class with our amazing recreation staff yesterday. A time was had!

Our jewelry makers. 💎
01/23/2026

Our jewelry makers. 💎

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1060 Amsterdam Avenue
New York, NY
10025

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The Story of Amsterdam

In 1872, Rev. Isaac H. Tuttle was deeply concerned that many elderly people who had been vital and productive during their working years had fallen on difficult times and had no place to turn. He secured a vacant building and established the "Home For Old Men and Aged Couples" also known as HOMAC.

In 1897, land on 112th Street and Amsterdam Avenue was purchased and a new building was completed. It had attractive rooms, parlors and an infirmary staffed with doctors and nurses — it even had an elevator.

101 years after the founding of the HOMAC, a new home known as Amsterdam House was built which could accommodate more than 300 residents. Along with the increased space came increased services.

Amsterdam Today