Assisted Living Communities in Queensbury, NY

Washington Center, located in Argyle, NY, provides both Memory Care and Assisted Living services. It offers a welcoming environment designed to meet the varying needs of its residents. Apartments are available with living rooms and kitchenettes, catering to those seeking independence and a home-like atmosphere. The facility includes a range of amenities aimed at enhancing residents' quality of life. It features inviting outdoor common areas suitable for relaxation or socialization. Pet owners will find that the center is pet-friendly. A diverse array of organized activities and programs ensures residents have plenty of options to stay engaged. Meals are provided, and communal dining areas offer opportunities to enjoy food in a social setting. For those interested in fitness and wellness, yoga and stretching sessions are available. The center also organizes field trips and outings, adding variety and excitement to daily routines. WiFi and internet access enable residents to stay connected with loved ones or access online activities. Shared common areas further foster a sense of community. Washington Center provides various services to make residents' lives more convenient and comfortable. General transportation services are available, facilitating trips for appointments or leisure. Housekeeping services ensure that living spaces remain clean and comfortable without added burden to residents. Overall, Washington Center offers a comprehensive living experience tailored to meet the diverse needs of the elderly.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 am a resident of the Home Of The Good Shepherd Wilton. It met all the requirements needed, I'm very comfortable here, the meals are great, and there's nothing else that I really desired. I've been here a few years. I like my bedroom and my living room. I have no problems with anyone, they've all been helpful."

"Woodlawn Commons was very clean and spacious. It seemed very nice. The grounds were nice and quiet. They showed us a two-section room, one for the bedroom and one for the living room. It had a small kitchen with a microwave and a refrigerator. There was a workout room, a movie room, and a common area where you could sit and read the paper and watch the TV, that kind of thing. The staff did a good job."

"This place goes above and beyond for their patients now offering single patient rooms updated food court they're hiring process is very intense and you have to pass one of the head nurse is approvals with a face to face interview to ensure that who they hire is going to Care properly for the community residence I did a tour through the entire facility and I must say compared to many others that I have seen this place is pretty incredible my mother is also a baby boomer and that's what they are preparing for now and I would feel satisfied if she were to be a resident there though I do not plan that to ever happen I would feel comfortable if she were to have to stay there knowing she would be well cared for I would recommend this place out of many of the others throughout upstate New York it was very clean the staff was very kind and caring and the food was pretty amazing"

"I go by Home of the Good Shepherd quite often and the facility seemed nice. It's a facility for people who need high level of care. I saw people in wheelchairs. We did look at a couple of rooms and the main thing that I could remember was that the space was about half and the price was about double from where my mom-in-law's at. "

"Holbrook's Adult Home, Inc was a great place. Everything was clean and nice. The grounds were fine. People were pleasant. The owner was the one that gave us the tour, and she was great. She was very knowledgeable, showed us the whole place, and willing to sit down and talk to us afterwards. They had puzzles, games, TV, and they had people come in and play music and stuff."

"I'm in the assisted living center called Home of the Good Shepherd. I chose it because of the location and the fact that I could bring my dog. They are very kind here. We get great care. I have a small apartment with no kitchen. I came because I was really sick. Right now, we're on lockdown because of the virus, so we can't go out to lunch or leave the place without getting a week of quarantine. The room is adequate. I got a big bedroom and a small living room. The staff is really kind. The experience is pretty good. They're really great. The place is comfortable. This is non-profit, but it's not shabby. The activities are more for people who are less able than I am right now. I don't want to play bingo and I don't want to do group crossword puzzles or listen to somebody giving talks about the life of some movie stars. I'm just kinda bored doing all of those things. However, I have friends and we watch good movies."

"My uncle is at The Mansion at South Union. It is a nice place. It's just a little outdated. The staff seems OK. The living conditions are fairly decent. They have a very nice common area and a very nice dining room. It is very interactive and very group-oriented. Medicaid is accepted there. It's pretty clean from what I've seen. It needs some renovations, but it is livable. There are a few little odds and ends that need fixing. Like, for instance, when we went there to visit the first time before he had been admitted, he walked down and grabbed the railing, and the railing fell off. The staff has been very cooperative and very understanding. I have a vague idea of what their menu is, but that changes weekly. If you don't like that meal, they are very accommodating. They'll give you a sandwich, hamburger, hot dog, or one other option. I like the building a lot."