Assisted Living Communities in Ardsley, NY

The High Point Center for Care offers Broadview residents a safe, comfortable, environment that supports varying levels of care, allowing them to age in place while still enjoying the same comforts, amenities, and activities as the Broadview community - including Assisted Living, Enhanced Assisted Living, and Memory Care. As part of the Broadview community, the High Point Center for Care connects with indoor access to the Independent Living residences, allowing easy visitation for spouses, friends, and family to visit with loved ones at High Point. We are proudly managed by industry leader Life Care Services. With over 50 years of esteemed experience in senior living and national recognition, they guarantee the utmost quality in senior health services. Life Care Services is dedicated to overseeing and managing high-quality, on-site senior health programs, including assisted living and memory care. Their esteemed reputation as a manager and developer of top-tier communities ensures that Broadview residents will receive the finest, tailored care available. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: New York State Department of Health Adult Care Facility Directory

Located in Westchester County just five minutes from the Connecticut border in the center of area schools, shopping and other attractions, Benchmark at Mount Pleasant is committed to helping seniors stay connected to who and what matters most to them. Opening Soon. Assisted living services with enhanced capabilities, which allow us to meet many changing healthcare needs. Engaging programs tailored around residents' interests, including intergenerational offerings with nearby schools. Indoor and outdoor seasonal dining showcasing homemade, all-day chef-prepared meals and snacks. Outdoor spaces, such as patios and a walking path, from which to enjoy the picturesque, wooded setting. Award-winning memory care program with private, secure courtyard, sunroom and hair salon. Nursing care for those who need it and 24/7 personalized, needs-based support. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: New York State Department of Health Adult Care Facility Directory

"The person in charge of the registration was pleasant. It was a beautiful place. The activities that they had were good. I like the inside of the place. "

Our newly completed RiverSpring Residences offers tailored assistance in an upscale environment, rich in the arts. Here, you can tap into a dynamic tapestry of experiences. Enjoy strolls through beautiful works of sculpture throughout our campus. Delight in expansive views of the Hudson River, the George Washington Bridge, and the New York skyline. And feel a sense of community and friendship. We provide various levels of care to meet the individual needs of our residents. Care management and coordination Dietary expertise and support Medication management Experienced and compassionate care team Individualized care plan Assistance with daily living To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: New York State Department of Health Adult Care Facility Directory

"I visited Brookdale Emerson. It's a nice place, but it's extremely expensive. You have to furnish your own beds and furniture. It's beautiful, but it was out of our price range, let's put it that way. I saw the room, but you have to supply your own furniture, beds, and chair. They're lovely, but besides the fee of entry and the monthly fee, it was expensive."

"The Promenade at Blue Hill was very nice. Everything was well keptt, from the grounds outside and the building inside. It's a little cozier than the other place we visited. Everything's a little closer together, but the people were very nice. The rooms were a little bit smaller. They offered me cookies, but I refrained. There were some people in one room, and it looked like they were playing a card game at one table and some other game at another table. Everything I saw was so well cared for and well done. The recreation areas were a little smaller."

"My mom is at The Club at Briarcliff Manor. It's newly renovated and so everything is brand new. She has River Hudson views from her one-bedroom apartment. Her meals are included. There's a movie theater, an exercise room, an art studio, and physical therapy. It also has independent living and a memory care unit, and a rooftop terrace where you can actually see the New York City skyline. They ran a promotion for a year of house rent. The staff members are lovely actually, because when she went in she was quarantined, so I quarantined with her for five days. They have a care team on each floor, so I got to meet the nurses and aides. They have an art room, bingo, music, and entertainment. Because of the quarantine, some of the activities are on hold right now. When the quarantine is over they can go shopping and they have a bus. She was close to home, which is what she wanted. She said if she had to leave her home, this was a good place to be. At this point nothing has gone wrong. They have taken good care go her. They're very responsive to my inquiries if I call with an issue. She didn't feel good one day, so I called and they checked on her within an hour. If I have an issue, the CEO calls me back. I ate there for five days when I was quarantined with her. The food was good. We had to eat in our room. They brought our meals to us, so I really didn't get the dining room experience. The activities are on hold right now, but when she was moving around the building she had free rein to go anywhere she wanted in the building and she went to the movies, to the music. She doesn't play cards so she didn't do that, but they were available. Right now they're on hold. They're supposed to come off quarantine on December 24th, Christmas Eve, so that would be a nice Christmas present for them."

"I toured Atria Briarcliff Manor. They had small units. They had a little more of an intimate feeling and less institutional feeling. The location was beautiful. It's by the park. I got the feeling that the staff knew each other because everything was like in a small space, and I saw more interaction. Everything is in one building, so it is a little more of an intimate feeling. The memory unit is one big space, so their dining room is part of the space. There's a courtyard and a patio. The staff who toured me was terrific. Her name is Alison, and she was very good. The person who started the program was unbelievable, too. She was the most enthusiastic person. She behaves like it's her mission."

"I wish I could afford Atria because this place was gorgeous! From their corridors to their restaurants, it looked like a five-star hotel. They have a mini café there where patients can go and it was the cutest little thing. There were beautiful restaurants there where everyday they change their menus. They also have beautiful rooms. Their one-bedroom small apartments have their own bathrooms, little bedrooms, little living rooms. They were very small but they looked like a room from Hilton Hotel. This place looked happy. They have a movie room and I was able to go in and saw some of the elderly patients watching a movie. They even have a community room where they have their patients visit once or twice a week and have "conversations." Like two or three times a week, they'll start a conversation, e.g., political conversation, to get their minds going. "

"The rooms are nice and very spacious. There’s enough room to put things in and you don’t feel like you’re in one room all of the time because there’s a separate living and sitting area from the bedroom. The woman who showed me around was very nice. It is in a nice location not far from the highway, so it’s convenient for family members to come visit. The whole facility is clean, and the people were dressed well. Everyone looked well-cared for, and seemed happy and alert. All the residents went to the dining room and enjoyed their meals together. I definitely would consider it. Based on what I saw, I liked everything. I was very impressed with the people and everything. "

"The only place we saw was the Amber Court of Pelham Gardens. They have private rooms, which I thought was nice, but it is expensive. I'm only realizing now that I cannot afford it, so I would have to share a room with someone I don't know. However, I think that Amber Court of Pelham Gardens was a place that we were definitely considering. It was clean. The person who walked through with us was very nice and very informative. We saw that they did have activities. We didn't see exactly what they were, but I saw they did have activities. I know that you can leave the grounds and walk around, which is a plus. It was a very pleasant tour. The place was clean outside and inside. I think there was a gym and a salon."

"My daughter took me here for a tour. Everything was nice and very clean. The dining room was nice. Their rooms were fine and good. There's a patio and that's good. The food was good. They have many menus and they were good. They did have a lot of activities there. They have games and movie nights. They have an exercise room and they also have a garden where you can go out and sit outside. Everybody was pleasant. I enjoyed my visit in this facility. It's a place I would stay if I move up there."

"My mom moved into Juniper Village at Paramus. It was conveniently located for both myself and my brother. It had a comfortable hotel-type feeling to it, not a medical feeling, which was important. Financially, it was the same as all the other ones. The move-in was very easy. They allowed us to have things shipped to the facility. The room was empty and clean. We were able to easily move in the things that my mom wanted to take with her, so we had no issue at all moving in. They have restaurant-style dining. If my mom is not interested in the menu of the day, she can order from a separate menu. She seems quite happy with everything. The staff members are very accommodating, friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. We have no complaints at all. They have daily shuttles that take them shopping if they want. They also have nightly shows that are put on by people who live there who are theatrically inclined. There are art classes and games. There are plenty of activities that my mom can get herself involved in. I was very comfortable from the moment we walked in. It was very warm and inviting."

"My sister was at The Allendale Community for a short time. The place was an immaculate, beautiful home. The help was great. I found everybody to be nice and very caring. My sister had a private room with a dresser and a lounge chair. It was absolutely gorgeous and clean. She thought the food was good, but she wasn't raving about it. My aunt loved physical therapy; it was excellent. We loved The Allendale, but it wasn't for my sister."