The Best Assisted Living Communities in Oswego County, NY

"Today I toured Park Terrace at Radisson. It was extremely clean. The young lady who took us around was very knowledgeable. The people seemed to be happy. Five men were sitting outside, and they all seemed to be happy. The staff was very knowledgeable. There were some nurses there. And the cleanliness was one of the things I really like. I saw the menu, too, and it looked very nice. The room was small, but otherwise very nice. There's a refrigerator and a nice closet there. There's no bed, but people can bring their own beds."

"We’ve been very pleased with The Hearth at Greenpoint for my aunt. The staff are very upbeat. When we ask for something they respond immediately. There is nothing really negative I can say about it. She has a one-bedroom apartment with a small kitchen, but big enough for a small two-person table that you could fold out. It was very adequate for her needs. They supply breakfast and dinner, and if you want to pay an additional fee, they will supply lunch too. It has a very nice living room that fits all her furniture. There is a sliding door that will come out to a small patio, big enough for two chairs and a table. She really likes that and she spends a lot of time there. It has a very nice view. The bathroom is a very good size with a walk-in shower. We had lunch once and the food was very good. When I was there, everyone was really nice. With their activities, from what it sounds like, it's fantastic. They take you to three or four different grocery stores so that you can go to the one that you are used to. "

"St. Francis Commons is excellent. I am very happy with the services. The security and maintenance are very good. My husband is living there now. The food and the dining area are excellent. Everything about the place is excellent, or I would not put him there. It is clean, neat, professionally ran, and close to home. They are taking good care of my husband. "

"My mom moved into Bishop's Commons at St. Luke. It's a clean facility. The rooms are pretty decent in size. All the people are nice as far as the staff wise. She's got an apartment, and she's got 24-hour available care. The staff was friendly, courteous, and nice. They seem to be available whenever you need them. The food is decent. They do arts, crafts, games, and stuff like that. They go to the dining hall, and they get around on their own. But if they need help, that's what the people are there for. They have the nurses and staff there to help out."

"I will be moving into The Gardens down at Oswego, New York. I also happen to undergo my rehab there and it was good. They said they were going to get me ready they took a month, but they got me out of there. The facility itself was good, but the room for me was a little small. It was alright because I was only there temporarily. The staff was really good also, and the food was great."

"My friend is now in Morningstar Residential Care Center in Oswego which is a rehabilitation facility. We are very impressed with the care that he has received while he's there. They're very attentive, they listen, and very open to working with the family and their specific needs. It's very clean, there's attention to detail when it comes to COVID and Omicron. We are very impressed with the hard work that's going into protecting the residents. The rooms are big and they each have their own TVs. You can feel like you have some sense of privacy in your room and they try to let each resident make their area like their own which is very nice. We have just been impressed, overall, with everything. There are both private and shared rooms. Our experience is only with the shared one at this point but they are also willing to work with you if you have an issue with the roommate. They are very open to listening to concerns and addressing any changes if needed. Every day there's a scheduled therapy for each wing and they have some kind of activity. They have an open room where I've seen residents playing games. They have bingo and stuff like that. They also have ice cream socials and there is always something scheduled. They're very flexible with the food and with the meals. If the resident cannot eat something due to a physical reason or does not like something, you are given other options so that is nice. It's extremely short-staffed right now, as is everywhere, and that being said, they are working so hard. Honestly, they have their hands full, but we have been very impressed just with everyone's level of stepping up."