Page 17 of Best Assisted Living in New York State

Home of the Good Shepherd in Saratoga Springs, NY, offers nursing home and skilled nursing care. Assisted living and memory care are listed on the same license. Four levels of care share 42 licensed beds.

An assisted living resident here has staff for dressing, bathing, and medication. Skilled nursing means a licensed nurse is on the floor every hour, and overnight staff are included. Supervision and a secure space are what memory care provides around a resident at risk of wandering.

Because all four levels are licensed at the one address, a resident whose needs grow can move up without moving out. Recovery work is what rehabilitation services are listed for. Respite runs short and is booked around whatever takes the usual caregiver away.

Social events, exercise classes, and creative workshops fill out the calendar. Walker’s paradise is what a Walk Score of 97 means, and errands from this address do not need a car. The community is operated by The Church Aid of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Town of Saratoga Springs, Inc. The setting suits somebody whose dementia has reached the point of needing supervision.

Overview of Woodbrook

With an 80-bed capacity, Woodbrook provides assisted living and respite care in Elmira, NY. The community assists residents with daily tasks and ensures accessibility of support at all times with 24-hour staffing. Respite services are also available for those seeking short-term stays, giving their usual caregivers time to recover.

A salon provides personal grooming services on-site, and medical transportation with a sit-and-lift seat van can support travel for medical needs. In the shared dining room, residents receive three meals a day, with food mostly created from scratch and prepared on-site. Housekeeping and laundry are also available for convenience, while activities promote engagement opportunities.

Situated in Hamburg, NY, The Courtyards offers senior care and assisted living. The community has a 133-bed capacity, offered in a variety of private, semi-private, and private deluxe rooms. Assistance with daily tasks is also provided to help residents with bathing and medication.

Additionally, a salon brings grooming services on-site, and the chapel supports religious services on-site. Rehabilitation services are also available for residents who need them. Special diets can be accommodated upon request, so residents with dietary requirements can ask for meal adjustments, while a Walk Score of 79 means most errands are possible on foot. Richard Zacher serves as director.

Overview of Kings Adult Care Center

Kings Adult Care Center is an assisted living facility located at 2255 Cropsey Avenue in the Bensonhurst neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. Operated by Kings Adult Care Center, LLC, the 200-bed residence is licensed by the state as an Adult Home, making it one of the larger-capacity senior housing options in the borough.

The community occupies a highly accessible location with a walk score of 93, indicating a walker’s paradise where daily errands, retail shops, and local services are easily reachable on foot. For medical services, Maimonides Medical Center is situated approximately three miles away.

Routine inspections overseen by the New York State Department of Health, Office of Aging and Long Term Care, have focused primarily on food and dietary services, along with minor aspects of physical plant maintenance and resident recordkeeping.

Older adults and their families can contact the Cropsey Avenue administrative office directly to inquire about apartment configurations, daily services, or to schedule a tour of the property.

Overview of Elizabeth Brewster House

Elizabeth Brewster House in Homer, NY, offers assisted living and adult day care. Respite care is the third thing named.

Assisted living is personal care in a residential setting. Day Care runs as a named program and covers the hours without covering the night. Respite is the short overnight version, taken up when a family needs temporary cover.

A family weighing night care against daytime support has both on the same license here. The house is licensed at 45 beds, and $4,500 a month is where the pricing starts.

Weekly game nights, craft sessions, and planned outings appear under activities. A salon handles grooming, and transportation covers the trips that go past the front door.

The Walk Score, 59, is somewhat walkable, so a short errand survives giving up the car.

Overview of Quail Summit

With 55 beds, Quail Summit offers assisted living, independent living, and memory care in Canandaigua, NY. Residents receive assistance with daily tasks, while specialized care is available for those with memory-related conditions. The community can also accommodate those seeking short-term stays, providing temporary relief for families whose usual caregiver needs time away.

The area has a Walk Score of 85, meaning it is very walkable and most errands can be done on foot, so a resident who no longer drives may still get out independently. Transportation services provide another way to travel for off-site appointments.

Overview of Sunrise of Staten Island

Serving residents across a range of care needs, Sunrise of Staten Island is a assisted living community on Narrows Road in the northern part of the borough, close to the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge. The 121-bed community is housed in a mid-rise building. There’s a studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom floor plans, giving families flexibility in layout and living space.

The location has a Walk Score of 69. Some nearby errands and services can be reached on foot, but most activities will require transportation.

The community is operated by SZR New York LH, Inc.. It admits serves residents seeking assisted living support in a well-situated residential area. With a moderate walk score, families can easily visit and access the neighborhood for daily needs.

Inspections by the New York Department of Health have identified concerns across several operational areas. These include resident services, environmental standards, food service, disaster preparedness, and resident protections. The facility has worked through plans of correction to address these findings.

Overview of Elderwood Village at Greece

Elderwood Village at Greece provides assisted living, memory care, and residential care in Rochester, NY. Assisted living supports daily tasks such as dressing, bathing, and taking medication. Memory care offers a secured setting with supervision for someone at risk of wandering.

Residential care provides supportive services in a residential setting, while respite care offers short stays when a usual caregiver needs to travel or recover. The community has 72 beds, with private and semi private rooms available. Residents can choose a single room or a shared living arrangement.

Pets are allowed, so residents may keep a pet with them. Dining is restaurant style at every meal, and residents can use the salon or spa, join regular outings, and access rehabilitation services. There are several ways to spend the day.

The range of care levels may suit a resident whose needs grow over time, since moving between care levels can occur without leaving the community. Sheila Turner serves as director, and 1404 Long Pond Road Operating Company operates the community.

Overview of Maplewood Commons

From one address in Ardsley, NY, Maplewood Commons runs independent living, memory care, nursing home care, assisted living, and skilled nursing.

Ongoing clinical support is what the nursing home and skilled nursing designations refer to. Where assisted living applies, staff take a share of bathing, dressing, and medication. Independent living carries the services and stops short of the care.

Memory care means supervision inside a secured space, where wandering is the risk. Because five levels are named on one license, a move up is a move within the same community. Respite is the booking a family makes around the days its caregiver cannot cover.

Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation is a named program here, so recovery work runs alongside the nursing. There are 80 beds, pets are allowed, and ATR New York LH, Inc. operates the place.

The Walk Score is 73, which is very walkable, and most errands can be walked to.

Promenade at University Place offers assisted living and memory care in Albany, NY. Assisted living includes help with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, and medication. Memory care provides a secured setting with supervision for someone at risk of wandering.

The community has 200 beds. Its combination of care levels may be a good fit for a resident whose needs may grow over time without requiring a move to another community. Respite care supports a short stay when a usual caregiver needs to travel or recover. Short term rehabilitation is also available for temporary recovery needs, and Medicare is accepted for short term skilled care after a hospital stay rather than long term residence.

Medicaid is accepted as another payment option for eligible residents. Regular outings and fitness classes give residents scheduled activities beyond their living space, while game rooms and a well stocked library provide on site recreation. Medical professionals visit on site, and a doctor is on staff, allowing residents to receive medical attention within the community. The building is wheelchair accessible.

Beth Zaccheo serves as director, and Promenade Albany operates the community. A Walk Score of 68 places the area in the somewhat walkable range, meaning some errands can be completed on foot and a resident who no longer drives may be able to handle certain outings independently. The Senior Day Program is another specific service available at Promenade at University Place.