Montvale post-acute care center breaks ground on skilled-nursing facility
Montvale Post Acute and Healthcare Center held a July 15 groundbreaking for a new skilled-nursing and post-acute care facility, with Marquis Health Consulting Services supporting the project.
Montvale Post Acute and Healthcare Center broke ground July 15, 2026, on a new skilled-nursing and post-acute care facility in Montvale, moving the project into construction. Marquis Health Consulting Services is supporting the development.
The groundbreaking is a current construction milestone, not merely a planning announcement. The future center is intended to add skilled-nursing and post-acute care capacity in the area, but it is not yet operating.
Project moves into construction
Skilled-nursing and post-acute care facilities serve people who need continued care and support after hospitalization or during recovery. The Montvale project’s announced purpose is to provide those types of services through a new center in the borough.
The public announcement identified Marquis Health Consulting Services as a supporter of the project. It did not describe the company’s specific role in the construction or future operation of the facility.
For Montvale residents and families, the project represents a planned addition to local healthcare capacity. The center’s expected expansion of skilled-nursing and post-acute services could provide another local care option once construction is complete and the facility begins serving patients.
Expected jobs and local impact
Andy Aronson, president and CEO of the Health Care Association of New Jersey, said the center is expected to bring expanded care capacity and good-paying jobs to the area.
The project is expected to create both construction and healthcare employment in Montvale. Those are separate parts of the project’s anticipated local impact: construction work as the facility is built and healthcare jobs connected to the center’s eventual services.
No projected number of construction or healthcare jobs was announced. The expected employment benefit therefore remains a general projection rather than a published job estimate.
Schedule and project details
The July 15 groundbreaking marks the announced start of construction. No opening date was provided, so residents do not yet have a confirmed timetable for when the center could begin accepting patients.
The announcement also did not identify the facility’s planned bed count, total construction cost or exact address. Those details would establish the project’s size and provide more information about its eventual effect on care capacity, but they have not been publicly specified.
For now, the confirmed development is an active Montvale construction project for a skilled-nursing and post-acute care facility, supported by Marquis Health Consulting Services and expected to expand care capacity and employment in the community.
