Assisted Living
Assisted Living, the largest growing type of senior housing in New York, provides a special combination of residential housing, personalized supportive services and health care designed for the individual needs of those requiring help with activities of daily living (dressing, bathing, grooming, etc.), and do not require skilled medical care provided in a nursing home. There are a variety of names and license designations in different parts of the country: Board and Care, Residential Care, Community Based Retirement Facilities, Personal Care, Adult Living, Adult Foster Care. However, the growing generic term throughout the country is "Assisted Living". Services and level of care will vary, however most New York Metropolitan Area communities provide assistance with daily activities, meals, laundry,
and housekeeping.
Assisted Living Communities in New York Metropolitan Area offer a wide range of choices from the cozy familiarity of a single family home to the more extensive apartment style environment. These communities can be free standing or part of a Continuing Care Community that provides independent living, assisted living and nursing care, or specialized services may be brought into independent retirement communities.
Cities in New York Metropolitan Area include, but are not limited to, assisted living in Chestnut Ridge, assisted living in Monsey, assisted living in Nanuet, assisted living in New City, assisted living in Palisades, assisted living in Pearl River, assisted living in Pomona, assisted living in Sloatsburg, assisted living in Spring Valley, assisted living in Suffern.