Assisted Living Communities in Highland, NY

"I went to see Valley Vista Senior Care a couple of years back when I was trying to get my mother in. They were warm, and they were friendly. It was clean. My mother didn't want to share a room, but that's all they had available at the time, but it wasn't bad. The rooms were smaller than I expected. They weren't bad, but my mother wasn't interested in sharing a room. She was able to see a little bit of the place. I went with her, and she wasn't happy with it because she doesn't want to be in assisted living, and that's the whole thing. Otherwise, the place wasn't bad, it was okay. It wasn't like a palace or anything, but it was simple and clean. The property was beautiful. I remember seeing a couple of cats, and I thought that might help my mother because she can't have a cat. She can't take care of it, but she can't see, so it is hard, so we were hoping that she would want that. They were very cordial. Everything was good. The staff who gave me the tour was wonderful. She was very helpful. It's an older facility but it was OK. There was like a sitting room/library thing if they wanted to do that. They had a puzzle going on, too. They did crafts, and they had an arts and crafts room. It wasn't as homey as I wanted it to be, but it was clean."

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

"We toured Vassar-Warner Home. It's an older facility. I don't know how long they've been a a care facility, but the building itself is two hundred years old. It was nice. The person that did the tour was very nice, very knowledgeable, and very friendly. Actually, everybody was very, very friendly. It was just a little too old of a building, in my opinion. Just like everything else, they have outings, bingo, get togethers, or whatnot. My dad wasn't too thrilled about it. It was a shared bathroom type facility. You get your own room, but you would share the restroom. The staff were very attentive. The place was very nostalgic looking."

Hyde Park Assisted Living Facility is an adult care facility located in Hyde Park, NY that features a highly trained, professional staff capable of providing quality care to elderly individuals. Our staff has decades of combined experience in the adult care industry and have ensured proper care for thousands of elderly and older adults throughout the area. One of the things we pride ourselves on here at Hyde Park Assisted Living Facility is the friendly, comfortable atmosphere that we create for our patients. We put family first and emphasize the cultivation of an environment that supports social and physical health needs. The friendly care that we provide is sure to shine a bright spot over you or your loved one. As experienced adult care professionals, we have the ability to care for patients with a variety of different health or mental problems. We hire only the best and most highly trained professionals in the industry to ensure that patients receive the best possible care. Individuals that come to us know that they will be well taken care of during their time as a part of our family. If you are looking for a facility that offers assisted living in Hyde Park, NY, you have come to the right place. At Hyde Park Assisted Living Facility, we have a highly trained, professional staff that is dedicated to providing the care you need. Whether you need a little help with your medical transportation to save time or are interested in our short-term rehabilitation programs, our facility guarantees quality care at affordable prices. One of the major hurdles for many individuals thinking about participating in assisted living programs is the enormous financial responsibility that comes with most facilities. At Hyde Park Assisted Living Facility, we work hard to give every individual the opportunity to enjoy the perks of our quality care. We work with you and your family to develop a plan that allows you to get the care you need at a price you can afford. As an experienced assisted living facility, we have the ability to assist elderly patients and older adults through a variety of different mental and physical health issues. We have the ability to provide rehabilitation services and much more. Our staff members are experienced taking care of individuals with a variety of different backgrounds, and we promise to work with you to develop a plan for your own quality care. Hyde Park Assisted Living will offer the following: The resident will have the option to be to be served 3 meals and snacks. These meals can be enjoy in the main dinning, or be provided with tray service to their room. Medication Management Ambulation and transferring Toileting assistance Bathing Grooming Transportation to medical appointments, activities, and shopping Laundry Housekeeping Full Case Management Physical, occupational therapy, and speech therapy Home Health Aid services Activities Security our family will love!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 Landing of Poughkeepsie was beautiful. It's like a fancy hotel. The food smelled wonderful and the staff seemed decent. On initial reaction, it was pretty nice. It's not a cheap one, but your loved one is well cared for, and it looked nice. The staff during the tour was great. He was the head of the kitchen because we went on Saturday and it was close. They still found somebody helpful and he was very knowledgeable because his mother-in-law had also been there for two-and-a-half years. He used to work in a different facility and he came to the facility because he saw how great and clean it was. The food smelled wonderful. They have an activity center and they have a full-time activity director. The activity director makes sure that they have activity options each day and keeps them engaged."

"My mom moved into The Avalon Assisted Living and Wellness Center. The place is very nice and homey and I'm very pleased with it. The rooms were very nice and clean. My mom has had no problems with the food. They offer a salon, activities room, shopping, and expeditions. The staff is very good and nice. I'm very pleased with them and I'm very comfortable with my mother being there since she gets the help she needs."

"I looked at their converted fine house. The rooms and everything looked good. One downfall though is that they don't have a nurse. The doctor only comes once every two weeks. The residents here are really independent. They are their own person and have the freedom to move around as opposed to being confined. "

"My mom has lived at Island View for many years. It is a nurturing, caring, very personable home. The staff literally treated my mom like family, and would include her in their festivities whether it was Christmas, Easter or someone’s birthday. There are such sweet animals, both cats and dogs that always helped cheer mom up. She also absolutely loved being around the grandchildren that would visit, the joy it brought her helped pull her out of her depression she was in before living there. It is also such a unique place as the owners actually live there and got to know my mom so well and could anticipate her needs and were always so accommodating to her. She started doing things she hadn’t done in years, like crocheting, making cards, painting, and walking around the beautiful property on the creek. She also formed wonderful friendships with the other residents. They helped her with all of her needs, as well as encouraging her independence as much as possible. It was such a gift to find this hidden gem in the Hudson Valley."

"I was very impressed with my experience at the Johnes home. I found their staff, amenities, and facilities to be above average. The Johnes-Holden Home is a two-floor handicap accessible assisted living facility nestled in the heart of the historic lower Hudson Valley. The resident population varies in age from the mid-forties to the late-nineties. Residents live in dormitory style single rooms; a common bathroom connects two rooms. Maximum capacity is 31 residents. Meal service is provided in a central dining hall overlooking the Hudson River and is cooked on site. Upstairs facilities include a game room, computer room and library, laundry room, and three sunrooms. All private rooms include cable TV and private phone. Downstairs, residents are often found relaxing in the piano room or participating in building activities led by the facility staff. These may include picnics, exercise, or walks around the landscaped six-acre property. The staff is attentive to the needs of the residents and maintains a geriatrician, podiatrist, and beautician on-call. I feel secure leaving my mother in the care of this facility. "

"My cousin is a resident of Hedgewood Home for Adults. The people seemed polite to me. They were very nice and helpful. As far as I've seen, the office people were great. I didn't interact with any aides, but she said they're not nice to her. They're very rude and disrespectful. The facility looked good to me. They have a little room for crafts and activities, and a big cafeteria. There are two people in a room, and it is big enough for them."

"This where my 91 yr. old Mother resides she is very happy there and myself and my sister are very happy with this place Mom is well taken care of and the staff is very pleasent and kind to us and to her . The owner of the home is friendly and always willing to go the extra mile if needed "

"I toured Mountain Valley Manor Adult Home. It was a very nice facility, very clean, very well kept up, the staff seemed very efficient, and I was given a tour. I didn't have any meals there, the rooms were very clean, and there were quite a few activities going on at that time. They had games going, I was there in the summertime, they had a gorgeous patio out back, and they had built up planters, about table high, and the residents could actually go out and plant flowers, herbs, or vegetables; they could do that on their own. They had bird feeders and bird houses out there, and beautiful flowers. It's just a lovely place for them to go out. All of the residents looked content and happy."

"I write to you from the sanction of my spirited corner of which have the joy and inner piece to call home. I am bathed in a quiet warmth accompanied by the ups and downs of chatter. Some days I enjoy watching the villain in a movie, maybe its the click of dominoes, bingo plans , eating dinner out or joining others in birthday happenings. We take great pride in two parlors a central hall and recreation room always fitted and ready for those who come to our door to practice or to perform for our pleasure and to make our birthdays very special - always ice cream , snacks and sweets galore. We are Heavily filled with books movies puzzles and the happenings from any corner or alcove . Where we gather in harmony to get to know the what and where of our busy days. You are never alone- our staff is very much aware of your presence and will be adept encouraging you to participate or to organize any activity as fits your pleasure. We have a very charming and welcoming dining area. we are served three meals daily and our coffee corner is always open. Actually it is time for me to put my pen and paper in the corner of my desk. I hope you shall want to hear from me again. My spirited corner is kept spotless and homelike. "

"My mother-in-law has moved into The Terraces at Brookmeade. We visited a few others, but we liked this one. It's small, the people are very caring, and it's assisted living, which includes memory care of some sort. We've been very pleased. We also live very close to it, so that was another factor. The food is very good, but they repeat the same thing. Older people don't like to make choices, so they always get what's served and it gets monotonous, but it's still good. The activities are not bad, but not great. They have a bus trip that goes to the supermarket or something. They have a beauty shop. The Baptist Home is the nursing home, which is also right next door and my mother-in-law is receiving physical therapy there. She has a one-bedroom with a little kitchenette, a microwave, and a refrigerator, a fairly large living room, a bedroom, and a very large bathroom with her own walk-in shower, and a huge walk-in closet as well as a large coat closet. She gets personal laundry service once a week and they have regular home-sized laundry so that only her clothes are done in the washing machine and dryer at one time. It's not mixed in, in those humongous machines. She gets trash done at least once a day and vacuuming and basic stuff once a week. If something else is needed, it's taken care of, and they take care of her medication."