Memory Care Communities in Poughkeepsie, NY

Welcome to Wingate At Dutchess! For more than 15 years, Wingate at Dutchess has met the short-term rehab, long-term care and respite care needs of patients and their families—always with attention, understanding, compassion and respect. Situated in the lovely and historic Hudson River Valley, this 160-bed facility provides a tranquil environment for Wingate’s patient-centered approach to care, promoting healing, recovery and comfort.As a Family-owned business for nearly three decades, we take great pride in our senior living communities that encompass a full continuum from Independent and Assisted Living through Skilled Nursing and Memory Care. Designed for luxury, comfort and security—and staffed with skilled and compassionate caregivers—Wingate communities foster social engagement, provide space indoors and out to promote wellness, and support lifelong learning. Wingate’s amenities, activities and care regimens are tailored to best fit each individual resident. Our residents benefit from high staffing ratios of experienced doctors, nurses, aides and staff. Whether supporting individuals in an independent or assisted living environment or providing memory care and skilled nursing services that optimize recovery from illness or injury, our teams allow residents to live peacefully and comfortably. 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 would rate Elant at Meadow Hill a five for the nurses and the aides. The staff has been wonderful to my friend. The place is spotless, and there is no smell. They could improve their parking space. There are around twelve parking spots in the front for a facility with 300 people. The management we don't care about, but as far as the nursing staff goes and the aides and all of them, they are absolutely wonderful. "

"The staff at Golden Hill worked very hard. It’s clean, and it was good. It’s a very big facility, and I would recommend it. "

"Well when I first found out that my friend would now have to be admitted to a nursing home I was very skeptical that would adjust in such a positive way. I visit my friend on a daily basis at different times of the day. On all occasions I have been very impressed with the care and kindness of the staff. I was just there today and they had a wonderful celebration for fat Tuesday with a special dessert and a great singer and the people were having such a great time. You can see the people that work there are very genuine in there feelings for the residents. This is not the first time that I have enjoyed the activities. They have many activities that the residents can take part in every day if they care to, When I ask my friend how she is doing, she says I can't complain.. she's 94 and and been my friend for over 30 years. When I leave her it makes me feel so happy that she's happy and well taken care of. Is it perfect, well when you hit that age and there's a loving smile thats the closest you can get to perfect. Keep up the good work."

"My aunt is currently in Candlewood Valley Health and Rehabilitation Center for short-term rehab. I know a lot about the place because my uncle was there several years ago, as well as a lot of our family members, and the nursing staff was spot on. My uncle even loved the food, and they responded to anything. Even now with my aunt, whenever I call them, they call me back within that day. I'm going to be having a phone conference on Wednesday, so they keep me abreast of everything every week. They also keep her very clean. Her nails are done and she loves her aides. The staff is very receptive, very caring, very kind, and treats their residents with dignity and compassion. The facility is very clean too. Medicare is paying for it now because she's in short-term rehab, but I think we get the value for the money because they are providing a lot of care with occupational and physical therapy."

"We toured Yorktown Assisted Living, and I really liked it a lot, but we were on a long waiting list. It was a really nice facility. They had a lot of activities for their residents. I liked the little outdoor areas that the residents could go to. They were kind of like little terraces, and they were just very pretty. It seemed very peaceful and woodsy. The room seemed extremely nice and it seemed like they were very willing to help you get to the dining hall. They offered a lot of assistance to their residents there. The residents themselves were very friendly. Two of them came to talk to me, and they were very sweet. They told me my mother was going to love it there. The staff who gave me the tour didn't rush me through it. She really took her time to explain everything. She let us look at both rooms - the suite and the studio room. She went through everything. Mostly, what I liked was that they seemed to offer way more assistance than other places I went to. You're also allowed to have a dog there. So, I thought that was another plus when I saw a resident walking her dog down the hallway. The dining area seemed a little bit cozier."

"My mom was a patient here recovering from a fall. The staff was amazing. They were attentive and compassionate. The physical therapy staff took my mom from not being able to walk to being able to resume an independent life. Each private room has a large window allowing for natural light and are nicely appointed. My mother also enjoyed the food. The campus is quiet and lovely."