Assisted Living Explorer

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Last updated
Aug 2026
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7 homes

Assisted Living in Queens, New York

7 facilities found
Facility and inspection data last updated Aug 2026. See our ranking methodology. Info below is compiled from the NY State Dept. of Health (NYSDOH), senior community websites & trusted data sources such as Walk Score & BBB. Communities are listed from highest-ranked to lowest-ranked based on our methodology.
Types of Care
Facility Phone Number
Zip Code
Pets
Walk Score
Owner/Operator Name
Total Inspections
% of Inspections with Violations
Complaint-related visits
Total Violations
Violations per Inspection
Bed Options
BBB
ALNHSN
352
(718) 699-0700
Queens (Elmhurst)
11373
No
97 #13 / 330
Hofgur, LLC
31
10% #48 / 301
30 #295 / 301
14 #192 / 301
0.5 #83 / 301
Private Rooms / Semi-Private Rooms
-
ALILMC
175
718-441-0300
Queens (Richmond Hill)
11418
Yes
89 #47 / 330
ATR New York LH, Inc.
6
33% #101 / 301
5 #155 / 301
2 #58 / 301
0.3 #57 / 301
Studio / 1 Bed / 2 Bed
-
ALHCMCNURC
186
(718) 471-7700
Queens (Far Rockaway)
11691
No
90 #41 / 330
Central Assisted Living, LLC
16
38% #130 / 301
15 #264 / 301
29 #261 / 301
1.8 #206 / 301
-
-
ALIL
90
718-261-5300
Queens (Forest Hills)
-
Yes
38 #224 / 330
ATR New York LH, Inc.
4
50% #172 / 301
1 #44 / 301
2 #58 / 301
0.5 #83 / 301
Studio
-
ALMCRC
160
(718) 423-7900
Queens
11362
Yes
81 #82 / 330
GWC-Savoy, Inc.
-
0 #1 / 301
0 #1 / 301
0 #1 / 301
0 #1 / 301
-
-
ALHCNU
239
+1 718-969-7500
Queens (Flushing)
11365
No
92 #31 / 330
Queens Boulevard ALP LLC
4
50% #172 / 301
3 #101 / 301
2 #58 / 301
0.5 #83 / 301
Private Rooms
-
ILNHSN
53
(718) 464-1800
Queens Village (Jamaica)
11429
No
83 #140 / 457
Home for the Aged of the Little Sisters of the Poor, Inc (Not for Profit)
5
100%
-
11
2.2
-
-
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01 What government services provide money for senior housing?
Several federal and state programs help cover the cost of senior housing, including Medicaid waivers, the VA Aid & Attendance benefit, Section 202 Supportive Housing for the Elderly, and state-specific assisted living subsidies. Eligibility varies by income, assets, and care needs.
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