Assisted Living Communities in Patchogue, NY

"The Arbors is a very nice facility. It is clean, and the staff is very helpful and very supportive. My mother is very comfortable there, and I am very happy. It is in a very commercial area; it is right adjacent to a very busy highway, but my mother has dementia, so she doesn't really get to go out much and it is OK. I think it would be better if she had more access to the outdoors because there is no direct access to the outside. She has to be accompanied down the hall, down the elevator, and then outside, so sometimes that makes it a little difficult, but other than that it seems to be fine. The staff is delightful. They are polite, very pleasant, and very caring. Their furniture should be more conducive to the elderly. "

"My father is 94 and always tells me how well he is taken care of. I know when I can not get there to see him they make sure they he gets out for a walk in good weather. They respect his dignity by keeping his mind occupyied by talking to him about things that interest him, like being in the war and where he grew up. They are very respectful of his feelings. A day doesn't go by that I don't thank God for such a wonderful place. "

"My mom has moved into The Arbors Assisted Living at Hauppauge. It's all-inclusive. They do her showers, feed her, make the bed, and wash the clothes. They do everything. The staff is friendly and helpful. The facility is clean, and they're always doing activities all day. They have a list on the wall of what they're doing and what time. All-day they keep the people occupied. They have TVs, shuffleboard, pool tables, checkers, chess, and things like that. It's right on Long Island Expressway, so it's very convenient to get to. Their rooms are nice. They got a big bathroom, and it's like a hotel room. They got a big room with two closets. You can bring your own TV and a mini-refrigerator. I'm very satisfied with it. It's clean and neat. You always see somebody walking around with brooms, mops and stuff, so I would say they're very clean. It seems like there's always something going on. They have their own van to take people places."

The all-new Netherbay at Bay Shore provides compassionate and attentive assisted living services and memory care services. Opening at the end of February 2025, Netherbay offers 24-hour care for those with advanced assisted living needs, as well as early-stage and later-stage specific dementia care and programming. Netherbay was designed thoughtfully and purposefully to offer a secure environment for older adults needing assistance and a safe space to call home. Specialized and purposeful wellness and lifestyle programming, rehabilitation offerings, and a close partnership with families and physicians, will help residents live a higher quality of life. Our distinctive LIFE INSPIRED programming in assisted living and our MONTESSORI MOMENTS IN TIME™ program in our memory care neighborhood are led by dedicated professionals that create a community lifestyle based on the abilities and interests of our residents. Schedule a tour today to learn more about how you or a loved one can benefit from our community. 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

"Birchwood Suites was very pretty and very old but updated, and the landscaping was beautiful. It seemed like a really nice place but also like a hospital. The girl never got back to me, and I never heard that she went to visit my mother. "

"Everything about it was good. I came away with no negatives. The staff were helpful, friendly, and answered any questions. They told us things we didn't even realize. They had plenty of activities for you to do. They had the courtyard, the gym, the rec hall, and the room for movies."

"Divine Serenity Assisted Living looked like it was a residence that they converted to individual rooms. The time I was there, as far as I know, the residents were either on a trip or going to the doctor, so there were no residents there. The lady showed me the area where they would be doing work in the building. She also showed me a room. She answered all my questions. She told me how they take care of the residents. They have a nurse that comes in and a doctor. If the resident has to take medicine they take care of that too."

"Christian Fellowship House was assisted living. It was more like a bed and breakfast. It was not like the others. It was an old, big mansion. It was very nice, and they had dogs. They had animals outside. They had the horses and the stables. They had separate apartments. You have your bedroom, and everybody comes down for meals. You have to pull to get the gate of the elevator closed. Barely two people could fit in there, but they have a stair chair that goes up. The staff were all great. The residents were all walking around. Everybody seemed really nice and really friendly. I don't think there was anything to improve. It was very nice and very clean. You could have a TV in your room, but they don't have them."

"It looked like they try to keep the residents social, and they took good care of them at Amber Court. They had a lot of different things to do to keep them entertained. The whole place seemed very clean. The person who took me around was very good, very helpful, and knowledgeable. And the staff looked like they were doing group things with the residents and enjoying it. "

"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. "

"What a beautiful community, they have kept our family member safe while providing wonderful care and lots of activities. Such an amazing, thoughtful and considerate staff."

"I have chosen Village Walk for my mother. My mother has moved into their assisted living. They were one of the few assisted living communities that offered a high-level care, which was something my mother would require. It's probably my main reason, too. When I went there, I found the community to be very active. I love the fact that they encourage their seniors to engage in the public area of the community. And I found the staff to be very attentive. The facility is very clean. Every staff member that walks by would greet you, so it's a very welcoming environment and I thought it's really good. The programs are great. They have a lot of activities for the seniors, and they keep everyone very active. With regard to value for money, it works out well."

"I like McPeak's Assisted Living. They had activities, and if I decided to bring my mother anywhere, it would've been that one. It was very nice and clean. It's a small community, but they had recreation for the small group. They were playing Bingo at the time. The dining area was nice and small. I like that everybody ate the same thing. You didn't have to pick off a menu. If they didn't like what they were serving, they would get them a hamburger or something."

"Medford Hamlet was beautiful but didn’t have a locked unit, which is important to me. However, I would like to go there. It was spotless, beautiful, and nice. The restaurant was beautiful. It all looked like it was the perfect place, but it didn’t have a locked unit. "