Assisted Living Communities in Great Neck, NY

"I have a relative that lives there the staff are very nice also the administrator is awesome very calm and peaceful place for my family very grateful thank you"

"One of my church brothers is there at Pelham Gardens. It is a nice place. It is clean and nice. They have a lot of activities, especially in the summer time. They have the 24-hour care too with nurses. The staff is very nice. For the few times we go there in the day time, they're pretty good. They don't have the attitude. It is a nice community of people. They have activities like line dancing for the old folks, movies, and ping-pong. It is like a home because they can bring some of my friend's furniture. It is like a home away from home. Their rooms are very clean. It is another place for people who have few dollars. I could see this is a very clean place. It is also a pretty big place. "

"Dad was at The Arbors before he passed away over a year ago. It was excellent. If I had the money right now, I would move in there. My sister picked this place because it was closer to her house. It was easy for her to go back and forth. We visit dad seven days a week and we were able to take him out to dinner often. The rooms are always clean. They had a separate dining room from the sitting area and they have a separate room for TV. They have a full-size pool table, and my father liked to play pool. People would come in with their pet dogs or cats. The staff was very good. You ask them a question and you will always get a direct answer. If they didn't have an answer, they would definitely get back to you. I would recommend The Arbors to anybody if they had the money to put their parents there. "

"I did a tour of Sunrise of North Lynbrook. It is close to my home, but I didn't care for that place because of the appearance and the people that live there were all in wheelchairs. I just felt it wasn't a good fit with my parents. The staff was fine, he was helpful and informative. It was clean; but I didn't like the rooms, the bed, the living quarters. I felt that they were small, and I didn't like them at all. It's the living quarters I was very disappointed in; and activities there weren't that many compared to other places, for the people to do."

"Amber Court of Westbury had a nice appearance. They had a big rec room, which was nice. However, the other facility had multiple places and different little spots for them to spend time. This only had two main places my father could spend time; although, the outdoor area was really beautiful with a lot of space to walk. There wasn't a lot of space inside. There were a lot of little spots that they could spend time outside. They had the typical activities, like bingo, chair exercises, and things like that. I saw residents in the rec room. I felt like it was lower energy, as far as the residents. I know that there was a memory care unit, so that was a nice thing. If dad were to be there and needed more care later, it would be an easy transition. They accept partial Medicaid, so it's much more affordable than most assisted living. The other thing that was good is they offer three different types of rooms. There was a private, a shared room, and a room with a partition. The main selling point was the affordability of it. The staff was very nice."

"I went to Sunrise of East Meadow. It was extremely nice. They were extremely helpful and knowledgeable. They were very specific. They went over menu selections and dietary needs. It really was very impressive. The staff was amazing. She was very, very helpful. She understood our situation because I told her. My mother was with me, my mother was resistant, and she was very comforting to my mother. She was great. We really thought that she was the right person for that job. There were three different types of rooms that you could get depending upon your needs, depending upon obviously the resident's age, because I would not get the one that had more of a kitchen for my mother. I'm trying to get her away from the kitchen. They were absolutely fine rooms, very, very nice rooms. They had movie nights, they had cooking classes. They had a lot of activities. Unfortunately, for my mother who is older, my mother could have taken advantage of these classes and things of that nature if she was younger. I'm sorry we didn't put her in this three years ago, because I think she would have benefited from it a lot more than she would now. It's my mother's situation. It's not the facility. The facility looked great."

"My husband is at Atria Park of Lynbrook. The staff is incredible. They are very attentive and very caring. The rooms are wonderful. They are very clean and furniture was included. The janitorial staff helped me put some memories up with his pictures, so that was all very good. Based on people who have memory loss, they have a grouping of some people who are still a little with it, and others who are just sitting in a wheelchair. So, it takes a lot to entertain these folks daily, but their staff and the activities that they offer are very, very, very good. They go from trivia games to music to exercise. They had a Super Bowl party the other day, so they do what they can to keep people active and I think they do a very good job at it. The floor only has 30 or 35 residents. It's divided into rooms in three separate areas. One is a dining room, one is an activity, like a craft area, and then one is more of a living room set that's separated by a very large fish tank that you can see on both sides. It's very, very homey, very inviting, and very clean. I can't stress enough how clean the housekeepers are. They are unbelievable. They do music, singalongs, bingo, and arts and crafts. They bring in entertainers. They had some kind of singer the other day, and my husband called me to tell me "We have music in the background." So he very much liked that. They've also been very attentive. The director has given me her cell phone number, and she will contact me when there's a situation like the other day, my husband was invited to and went to the exercise thing, she sent me pictures of him exercising because initially, he said, "That's not exercising!" So, she's been very, very helpful. Housekeeping is exceptional. I've brought friends up to see him and they are amazed at how clean it is. It's very expensive, but you get what you paid for."

"Lohman Village is a unique independent community that has a monthly rental town house offer. One and two bedrooms are available with small back yards and lovely amenities such as one lunch meal a day in a gourmet dining room and 2 times per month housekeeping services. It is located on a full continuum of care campus which allows you to age in place and never have to leave the community. "

"My mom is staying at Christian Fellowship House, and they're very accommodating. She's been there a couple weeks now, and they have been updating me on her progress. Every time I call, they're more than informative. They don't give you a quick, "Oh, she's fine" and then hang up. They really will sit there on the phone with you and answer any questions you have. I didn't get to see the entire place because of Covid, but from what I saw, it was a nice, safe-looking facility, and she seems to be doing well there. I know they have a salon in the facility, and they have stables and horses, too."

"My mother is already in Atria Riverdale. I chose this facility because of their pricing, the proximity to my residence, the cleanliness and the facility management. In general, I'm very pleased with them. Everything is very efficient, very well-organized and very diversified. The room that she is in is considered a one-bedroom apartment but it really is like a large studio with a divided wall. They have many activities for their residents. They have arts and crafts, poetry readings, trivial pursuit games, and dominos. They also have movie every night. They also got chair aerobics and stretching exercises. This facility also provides car service that takes the residents to a local senior center, the YMCA and to mass every Sunday morning. I have had my lunch there and I would have to say that their food is fair to good. It is not restaurant-quality type, although it is a kosher facility. "

Perfectly nestled along the Hutchinson River in coveted and centuries-old mill town hamlet Coopers Corner, boasting natural beauty with lakes, country clubs, and a never-ending list of entertainment delights, and spoils offered by New Rochelle, plus easy entree to Hutchinson River Parkway minutes away. A place where everyone knows you. Monarch is one-of-a-kind, offering a true wellness setting that is boutique, charming, and quaint. Embracing local setting: Small-town familiarity and trusted support plus modern amenities. Curated care is what we provide, but unrivaled support is what we do. From Assisted Living to Memory care, every resident's needs are met by unprecedented attention to detail. In addition, we provide a menu of services, experiences, programs, and diverse cultural offerings. 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

"I took a tour of this facility. The staff was quite friendly and the facility is immaculate. The activities are endless and I really felt like I was walking through a warm and inviting community. As it turns out, the family member I was touring Atria for has changed his mind about assisted living but I will definitely recommend this place to others. "

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

"The apartments were much too small in Coterie Hudson Yards. I'm a very large person, so they are completely out. I'm not ready for anything like that yet. So, my number one dealmaker was the size of the apartments. I could not be comfortable in their one-bedroom. The staff was friendly. The tour guide was excellent. The food was mediocre, though. I asked for a medium rare hamburger. It did not come; it came more well done. I asked for a toasted bun, but the bun was not toasted."