Assisted Living Communities in Kew Gardens, NY

"I thought the community of Sunrise at East 56th was elegant. The tour was very professional and I was satisfied with it. The staff seems to be very knowledgeable and thorough. The rooms were more like studios and they were all new. The amenities seemed to be outstanding. They had nice dining areas, lounge areas, and a game room. He also had wines as service for dinners, which I thought was different and nice. It was just very deluxe."

"Sunrise at Mill Basin was very nice. We ate there and it was good. The woman who showed us around was excellent. However, I didn't feel it was a great fit for my mother primarily because the activities weren't quite right for her. The activities were geared towards people with more significant memory loss than my mother has, so it wasn't a fit for us. Nevertheless, I thought they were great, and the rooms were lovely."

"I've seen Sunrise of North Lynbrook. The facility is very clean, and the decorations were very nicely done. Their rooms as well, as their dining room, were very nice and clean too. The staff were very pleasant. The residents seemed happy, but they were just a little bit older than my dad. "

"The apartments in Atria were absolutely beautiful. They were immaculately clean. Some of them are on the small side, but not much more than what they need. The staff was very, very nice and accommodating. They gave us tours. They explained everything. They sat down and gave us some financial breakdown. The amenities that were there were wonderful. They had bingo. They had music therapy. They had day trips to the malls, parks, and the movies. "

"Coterie Hudson Yards is very nice, but it's very expensive. I went on a tour of their assisted living and the rooms are beautiful, the staff is very friendly, and the food is wonderful. It's almost like a restaurant-type atmosphere where you can order drinks with all types of food and entertainment. You have the piano player going while you're eating. The people are polite and professional. I also had a meal with them. They have a wonderful menu and a chef right on the premises. Their rooms are not shared, but they also accommodate couples. They take the residents on tours down to Manhattan and go to different places and different restaurants. It's a wonderful place."

The Apsley is a new 19-story building with interiors designed by Champalimaud, renowned for its work on hospitality icons like The Carlyle in NYC and The Dorchester in London. The Apsley is a community that captures the unique spirit of the Upper West Side, creating an inspiring setting for your next exciting chapter. ASSISTED LIVING We make it easier for you to spend time doing what you love. You will be assigned a Designated Care manager who along with our team members, your family, and healthcare providerswill see to all the details of your personalized care. For extra peace of mind, theres an emergency response system in your residence for immediate assistance should you require it. Our attentive staff can help you with dressing, bathing, medication, and other needs. Whatever you may require, your care team is always on hand. MEMORY CARE Memory care residents deserve special attention and a heightened level of care. The Apsley has a secure Reminiscence Neighborhood, featuring thoughtful spatial design, as well as programming for residents living with Alzheimers and other forms of memory loss. Our compassionate team members are trained in the empathy and evidence-based techniques of the Validation method, helping preserve the dignity of our residents and bring meaning and purpose to each day. We stay in touch with family members, paying special attention to celebrating the individual personalities and preferences of our residents to improve quality of life.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 this facility with a friend whose grandmother is living in. It was my first time to visit such place and I was impressed with everything that I saw there. I had always have a negative feeling towards nursing home and I thought this one will be the same. I was wrong, it was probably the best place for an elderly person to be. Starting with the staff, they were very welcoming and helpful; one of them walked us my friend's grandmother's room. The room was a nice size with breathtaking view. The facility also provides personal assistance to its residents from bathing to legal counseling. Most importantly, it has full healthcare that the residents can use anytime. Other than those facilities that they offer, I think it is crucial to see that these elderly people are comfortable and healthy as they are being taken care of, and they have friends around them as company. "

"The Waterford on the Bay is good, nice, and clean. The staff is very helpful. My mom pretty much keeps to herself so she doesn't join the activities, but they have bingo. They have a library, cafeteria, beauty salon, and a common area with internet access. The rooms are small with their own bathroom."

"The tour at Amber Court of Pelham Gardens was pretty good and very thorough. They had very nice amenities. They had a library and very good artwork. But they were on double occupancy. They had very few single rooms. They also had an admission code for their own particular care. They had a specific matter of payment."

"Atria is excellent! The room was pretty and the dining room was very nice. The best about it is the convenient location, the staff was very friendly and nice. "

"I went to The Veranda Assisted Living. When they showed me the rooms and how they renovated certain things, it looked good. At first, I saw people like they were under the influence of alcohol. According to the state law, they cannot stop them from going out of the building, but if they are drinking in the building, then they're going to get penalized. When I was going in, I saw some people drinking, but they were standing outside. When I spoke to the manager, she said they could go out and they could drink, but they cannot use it in the building. The building was clean. They're doing a lot of renovations. They showed me the place where they're eating. It was nice and neat. They said they are doing renovation, floor by floor, coming down, so the whole building is going to be renovated eventually, and it looks good. The manager was helpful. The dining area was nice and clean. They said they have activities for them. They have special therapy, too."

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

"My mom is in Wartburg. She went there for rehab, and they have an assisted living program right there, so we transferred her from rehab right to assisted living. To me, the place is excellent. They have excellent care there. She had excellent care in the rehab center. They have excellent ratings. She is in senior housing now. The staff is wonderful. I haven't had a problem. They're very pleasant and very easy to talk to. They take care of my mother, which is the main thing. She has a studio apartment and she's very happy. Her room is excellent. It's clean. They come in constantly to do housekeeping. They're very excellent. Basically, they remodeled the place and it's beautiful. The grounds are beautiful. She is getting very good care there. The food is good. There's three meals a day. If you don't like what they're serving you, you can get plenty of substitutes. Whatever you want, the chef makes it for you. Right now, because of the COVID, they only have a music program, trivia, and Jeopardy. They don't have too many activities. They can't have anybody from the outside come in. The music program is nice. They have somebody coming in twice a week to do music. It was also the most reasonable place that we checked out."

"The Arbors Westbury was OK. The rooms were small, but it was OK. They had facilities for the people to keep them busy if they wanted to and get involved. They said that they had other people coming in to entertain the residents. The dining area was set up like a little restaurant; they had small table setting, and the staff would come around. I guess they had a menu, and people could pick from that menu. The staff was friendly. "