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If you’re considering moving your loved one into a New York nursing home, our senior living advisors can help. The term “nursing home” is often used interchangeably with assisted living or other senior housing options; but a nursing home is a skilled nursing facility for individuals with serious, debilitating short- or long-term health issues. So even the best nursing homes in New York, NY may not be right for seniors who don’t require round-the-clock care.
We can help you determine if a skilled nursing facility in New York or another care type is right for you. Browse 106 senior living options near you to see the variety available, or contact us to learn more about elderly homes in New York.
We are also serving Nursing Homes facilities in surrounding neighborhoods like Lincoln Square, Union Square and Battery Park.
You may also consider nearby communities such as Brooklyn, Queens or Hoboken.
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It's a lovely community because the residents are fairly active and cognitively sharp. The dining can be improved. The food choices could be improved. The offer trips and activities. They offer exercise and bingo as well as other other options for activities. They do good with transportation for their residents. The staff are lovely and very helpful.
We picked this community because, cost was a big factor, the type of community and where it's located, and the outdoor spaces. There is lack of communication with the nursing staff. The variety of the food can improve and the taste as well.
My father in law is doing okay here at this community, he is still adjusting, but they are caring for him well. We do feel comfortable with his move to this community, it is a nice place. [Removed] is amazing. She was great to work with, she was very helpful, and understanding. The front desk receptionist isn't very pleasant, but the rest of the staff is very kind, and helpful. His room is well maintained when we visit, but the guest restroom could be better maintained. They have been very accommodating, and this is a community I would recommend.
333 West 86th Street, New York, NY 10024
Ideally situated and all-inclusive, this luxury residence is tailored exclusively to older New Yorkers – and makes it easier to live in the artistic and cultural heart of the City, just one block from scenic Riverside Park. Featuring handsome pre-war architecture, art deco-inspired finishes and...
I am a resident of Atria West 86th for 2 months now. I was unfamiliar with the routine of the facility and was unsure whether I will like living here. Since admission, I have been receiving the assistance...
112-50 72 Avenue, Forest Hills, NY 11375
Atria Senior Living is a leading operator of independent living, assisted living, supportive living and memory care communities in more than 200 locations in 26 states and seven Canadian provinces. Atria communities are home to more than 23,000 seniors and employ more than 14,000 people.
I just wanted to come here to thank the Atria and there entire staff for everything they did for my Mom during her stay. My mom was unable to live independently having taken a bad fall. I came to them in a...
351 River Road, Edgewater, NJ 07020
In elegant, residential environments, we deliver the finest in senior care, and are recognized internationally for both quality and innovation. Guided by our Principles of Service, Sunrise affords families peace-of-mind by providing today's seniors with a range of personalized assisted living...
When we are older, it is a more difficult task and it takes longer and often requires help as well as a safe and supportive atmosphere. Sunrise and ALL of its staff try to support the residents to make this...
2900 Bragg Street, Brooklyn, NY 11235
The Waterford on the Bay is Brooklyn's premier waterfront senior living residence. It is one of the most popular assisted living residences which feature a luxurious, hotel-like atmosphere, five-star concierge assistance, daily housekeeping, and a lavish fine dining room, our mission is to...
It's very clean. They are very good. I have had a positive interaction with the staff. There is no complaints about the food. My loved one has enjoyed the activities. They are very responsive, attentive, and...
117-01 84th Avenue, Kew Gardens, NY 11418
For more than 15 years, Atria Kew Gardens has served the families of Queens. With a continued commitment to quality, they have just completed an extensive renovation and expansion to enhance the beauty and functionality of their community — and better serve the growing needs of those living...
I picked this community, because of the friendliness, services and food. They overcharged me, and lmy oved one was not there a few a months. They need to be more honest and transparent.
108-25 Horace Harding Expy, Corona, NY 11368
Castle Senior Living at Forest Hills offers a unique supportive living environment with all the comforts of home. Conveniently located off the Long Island Expressway, we offer elegant suites, 24-hour security, daily housekeeping, and linen service and three delicious kosher meals served daily in...
Overall we are happy with Castle Senior Living - now there is always room for improvement with everything. The place does feel clean when you walk in, there is always someone walking around cleaning up and...
82-45 Grenfell Street, Kew Gardens, NY 11415
The Homestead The Homestead is an assisted living community located in Kew Gardens, NY. Kew Gardens is an upscale neighborhood situated in Queens, an area known for its diverse museums and cultural institutions. Queens is home to the John Bowne House, the site of a former Quaker meeting place...
Being out of state I have never seen the community but the manager (possibly the head person, I'm not quite sure on her title) and the gentlemen in charge of sales was extremely helpful to me in the...
147-02 34th Avenue, Flushing, NY 11354
At Sutton Gardens Senior Living, we place great emphasis on Personal Care. Our unique home--like environment allows us to give more attention to each resident. We are like one big family. Our Mission is to preserve dignity and well--being,by providing quality care and enjoyment in a warm and...
The atmosphere is good. There are a lot of memory care residents here. The residents play bingo, games, reading the newspaper, coloring, and more for activities for the residents to participate in. There...
330 Ninth Street, Jersey City, NJ 07302
The Best of Everything under One Roof The Hamilton Park campus has been providing care to the Hudson County community since 1989. The Health center has been custom designed to fulfill the needs and wishes of those who share our values and our love of life. Our complete continuum of care provides...
They have been very good and attentive to our daughter. I think it has been a good situation overall. We liked all of the staff who work here. We are a long distance away from her and we feel she is well...
21 Clark St, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Nestled in a vibrant New York neighborhood, yet with a friendly small-town atmosphere, The Watermark at Brooklyn Heights provides an exceptional setting for seniors who want an exceptional lifestyle. This elegant, pet-friendly community offers upscale living spaces and amenities, accompanied by...
It seems pretty great. It's expensive, but then it's New York City. It's high quality. The apartment is not perfect, but it's pretty good. My family member seems to be doing fine there - high marks...
631 Foster Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11230
At Signature Senior Living we provide our residents with a wide array of services and amenities to meet each individuals needs while providing a safe and pleasant environment.. We have beautiful rooms to accommodate every budget, starting with semi-privates, privates and even one bedroom...
I was looking for some place clean and comfortable and that was close by and affordable and this fit the bill. I know that they have a lot of activities provided for the residents, things like arts and...
3900 Shore Pkwy, Brooklyn, NY 11235
Licensed by New York State. Dept. of Health. Park like surroundings with lush gardens and expansive sun decks. Close to transportation and shopping. Gourmet kosher cuisine with special diets ac comodated Harbor View offers a wide array of social activities throughout the day. Physical...
This is a very nice, hands on facility. They express a genuine concern to try to resolve issues and to satisfy the residents. My loved one enjoys this community a lot. He doesn't participate in the...
3505 Bergen Turnpike, North Bergen, NJ 07047
Hudson Hills Senior Living invites residents to a home of endless possibilities, growth and comfort. Residents choose from spacious studio, one and two bedroom apartments and live a maintenance-free lifestyle. All daily amenities are included in this North Bergen, New Jersey Independent Living...
Hudson Hills provides comprehensive services for patients, and they have shown great flexibility and understanding. They try their best to do a very hard job. They have not always been as communicative as...
5110 19th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11204
The Belvedere This assisted living community, The Belvedere, is located in the heart of the peaceful and busy town of Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. The community home is situated at the hub of town surrounded by a cosmopolitan neighborhood where everything is easily available. This makes The...
The staff is extremely knowledgeable, and helpful. The communication between the community and the family is good and they keep us well informed. They answer the phone and if we have any questions they...
2211 Emmons Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11235
In elegant, residential environments, we deliver the finest in senior care, and are recognized internationally for both quality and innovation. Guided by our Principles of Service, Sunrise affords families peace-of-mind by providing today's seniors with a range of personalized assisted living...
It was the only facility that I was able to get my loved one to. They pay attention to what's going on, and they try to keep my loved one engaged. I would recommend to other families, and I have.
505 W 35th St, New York City, NY 10018
5905 Strickland Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11234
In elegant, residential environments, we deliver the finest in senior care, and are recognized internationally for both quality and innovation. Guided by our Principles of Service, Sunrise affords families peace-of-mind by providing today's seniors with a range of personalized assisted living...
Like with any other place, the family has to be proactive and involved on a regular basis There are good people if you need to make a complaint or need help. They listen to you and call you back. However,...
8008 45th Avenue, Elmhurst, NY 11373
My Uncle is so happy here. When I visit him he just looks so alive and he doesn’t want to leave. The staff members are so nice and are very well mannered. Everyone is so helpful and understanding. If they’re...
2830 Pitkin Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11208
Visited the facility a while back and the residents don't look too well. It looked maintained and okay. Management was not good and I have had a lot of friends not recommend this place due to management....
1261 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10029
I want give my gratitude to those who have worked tirelessly during this holiday and essentially have compromised their own health every day while finding ways to cope without jeopardizing those patients...
2107 Ditmas Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226
Ditmas park rehab facility is the number one rehab facility on earth. I witnessed it. My wife came here she couldn't move could barely get out of the bed, and now she's dancing. This is the absolute best...
61-35 Dry Harbor Rd, Middle Village, NY 11379
Dry Harbor Nursing Home & Rehabilitation Center is your premier choice for skilled nursing and sub-acute care in the community of Middle Village, New York. The longevity of our caring staff and complimentary transportation for family visits sets us apart from the typical skilled nursing center. ...
My mom was at Dry Harbor for about 10 days for rehab. Their staff is amazing. I can’t remember everyone’s name but I will name a few. The Social Worker administrator [name removed] was on top of everything...
430 E 80th St, New York, NY 10075
The 80th Street Residence is the only dedicated facility in New York City specializing in Enhanced Memory Care. As the very first recipient in the nation of the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America’s Excellence in Care Dementia Care Program Award, we are very proud of our community. Licensed by...
I moved my wife into 80th Street in January 2020. Several months later 80th Street went into lockdown following the Department of Health's mandates. While I was unable to see her in person, there was regular...
7120 110th St, Flushing, NY 11375
Very professional they too great care of my friends staff very friendly and the social workers did a really great job explaining everything to me I would recommend it to anyone
6206 16th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11204
Costs vary for nursing homes in New York City depending on what is offered. The average cost for a semi-private room in a skilled nursing home is $12,471 per month in the New York area, according to Genworth Cost of Care Survey in 2021. This cost increases to $13,231 if you choose a completely private room.[01] The cost to reside in a skilled nursing home is generally higher than an assisted living facility due to the nursing home’s higher level of available medical care. The cost of a NYC skilled nursing home typically includes the following:
Since assisted living is more affordable, seniors who do not need 24-hour skilled nursing care and medical oversight often look for an assisted living facility instead. Such facilities provide assistance with a senior’s activities of daily living and 24-hour supervision, but not 24-hour medical oversight.
Assisted living facilities in New York City are substantially cheaper than skilled nursing homes, at approximately $6,270 a month at our network communities, according to A Place for Mom’s proprietary data.[02] Our proprietary figures include baseline fees for room and board, care, and any add-on fees for extra services or upgraded amenities. Baseline fees at assisted living communities typically include the following services and amenities:
If your loved one needs assistance with their activities of daily living (ADLs) and personal care but does not require 24-hour medical assistance, they may benefit from reviewing our guide to assisted living in New York City.
Seniors with Alzheimer’s disease or other types of dementia who do not require 24-hour skilled nursing care may benefit from a memory care facility. Our partner New York City memory care communities cost less than assisted living on average at $5,530 monthly, according to A Place for Mom’s proprietary data.[02] This cost includes room and board, as well as any additional services available. New York City memory care facilities typically provide the following to their senior residents:
If your loved one suffers from a memory loss condition and does not require the level of care provided by skilled nursing facilities, they may benefit from reviewing our guide to memory care in New York City (LINK).
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There are many ways to pay for nursing homes in New York City. Since there are many private and public assistance options, you’ll want to look at all of your loved one’s resources. While they may have ways to pay privately, your loved one may also qualify for public aid to help cover the expensive costs of skilled nursing care. This section covers some of the private and public ways seniors tend to pay for senior care in New York City.
Start making a payment plan by considering what income sources your loved one has. These may include savings, Social Security benefits, pensions, and investment returns. The following are other popular private pay methods seniors use to pay for their senior living expenses:
Nursing homes are federally regulated by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (or CMS). This is so nursing homes and skilled nursing facilities can be Medicare- and/or Medicaid-certified. CMS conducts nursing home reports with the help of a state surveyor who visits the nursing homes to complete a Life Safety Code and standard survey.
Besides the federal regulations, New York and New Jersey have their own state guidelines, regulations, and licensing requirements for nursing homes and senior living facilities.
Administrators of nursing homes in New York must have a nursing home administrator’s license.[07] However, other senior living facilities that provide residential care services must have an Assisted Living Residence (ALR) License issued by the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH).
A senior care facility must also have an Enhanced Assisted Living Residence (EALR) Certification if they go beyond the normal assisted living services. Here are some of the services that go beyond the normal assisted living services:
Assisted living facilities that offer memory care services must also become certified as Special Needs Assisted Living Residence (SNALR).
New Jersey nursing home administrators are required to have a nursing home administrator’s license. However, assisted living facilities are licensed differently. Assisted living communities and programs must have a certificate of need from the New Jersey Department of Health to be licensed. Licensed assisted living facilities can also offer memory care services if they meet provisions established for that care type.
New York: Nursing homes must provide an average of 3.5 hours of care per resident daily. Within those hours, a specific amount of care time must be provided by certified nurse aids, registered nurses, and practical nurses. Below are specific requirements for who needs to provide a certain amount of allotted time:
New Jersey: Nursing facilities in New Jersey must provide 2.5 hours of care per resident daily, and it must be provided by registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and nurse aids. The amount of time increases for every specialty service offered. Specialty services may include but are not limited to the following:
In addition to nursing requirements, nursing facilities are required to staff a New Jersey licensed physician who acts as the facility’s medical director.[09]
New York: Residents must undergo a personalized care assessment within the first 14 days of their stay. This care plan is then updated every three months.[07]
New Jersey: Residents must undergo an initial comprehensive assessment within the first 14 days of their stay to help develop their care plan.[09]
New York: Nursing homes in New York are required to provide residents the necessary care to meet complete well-being. This includes meeting their needs in the following areas:
New Jersey: Additional services that have specific regulations to follow include but are not limited to the following:
New York: Nursing homes in New York undergo regular certification surveys and post-survey revisits conducted by a team of professionals like nurses, pharmacists, and life safety inspectors. Some of the required investigations include interviews with family members, residents, and staff members in addition to observing all aspects of the facility, including but not limited to the following:
New Jersey: Licensed and certified health care facilities in New Jersey undergo inspections or surveys conducted by the Department of Health. These inspections assess compliance of New Jersey and federal standards, which includes evaluating the following:
Learn more about New Jersey nursing home laws and regulations.
Learn more about New York nursing home laws and regulations.
Assisted Living Facilities and Adult Homes
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Find inspection reports
Phone: 609-633-9706
While COVID-19 still poses a threat to seniors, many regulations have relaxed through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Currently, New York City does not have any specific COVID-19 regulations. However, in December 2022, the New York City Department of Health issued a COVID-19 advisory, where masks are strongly recommended in crowded public transportation systems or outdoor places, and in indoor spaces.
While masks are not required by the city or state, private businesses can require masks and proof of vaccination. For seniors aged 65 and older, the advisory recommends taking extra precautions due to the increased risk of contracting COVID-19:
While there are no definitive regulations for the city itself, New York nursing homes follow strict COVID-19 regulations to help protect all resident seniors. Nursing homes typically follow COVID-19 safety guidelines set forth by the CDC and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). In addition to these regulations, the state of New York implemented the following guidelines for nursing homes:
Other than following CDC and CMS COVID-19 regulations, New Jersey also has their own state guidelines for nursing homes:
Learn more about CDC COVID-19 regulations.
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Read all of the COVID-19 regulations for New York nursing homes.
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Number of in-network assisted living and memory care facilities in the New York City area
Whether your loved one is in need of 24-hour medical assistance or on-site nursing services, New York City offers a variety of senior care options. To help you further understand your loved one’s options, below is a breakdown of three senior living care types that may be applicable to your loved one’s needs.
Skilled nursing provides the highest level of care to seniors in need of 24-hour medical assistance. Additionally, most skilled nursing facilities have on-site rehabilitative services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Depending on your loved one’s needs, skilled nursing can be a short-term or long-term service. Choosing between rehab or a skilled nursing center can be difficult, but seniors experiencing one of the following may benefit more from a skilled nursing home:
A Place for Mom does not partner with stand-alone skilled nursing facilities. However, some of our assisted living and memory care facilities have a skilled nursing facility located on the same campus, or they offer access to on-site nursing care services to their current residents.
All of A Place for Mom’s assisted living partners in New York City have a 24-hour awake staff. Therefore, if your loved one prefers round-the-clock supervision but does not require 24-hour nursing care, assisted living in New York City may be a more affordable option. Additionally, our New York City assisted living partners also provide on-site nursing care services to current residents. On-site nursing care can mean any of the following:
A handful of assisted living communities have a skilled nursing facility available on the same campus. However, assisted living communities will not take seniors who already need 24-hour skilled nursing care. But if a senior ends up needing skilled nursing care during their stay at an assisted living facility, they will not be evicted but will instead have access to the facility’s nursing care services.
If your loved one has Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia and they do not require 24-hour medical assistance, they may benefit from a memory care facility. A Place for Mom’s memory care partners in New York City offer 24-hour awake staff and on-site nursing services. These services could be round-the-clock nursing supervision, hospice care, rehabilitative care, or access to a third-party skilled nursing agency. Memory care facilities will not accept a senior who needs 24-hour skilled nursing care. However, a senior will not be evicted if they need those services later on and will instead gain access to those on-site nursing services.
A few of our memory care partners in New York City offer multiple care types — including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing — on the same campus.
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Your loved one will have access to quality care thanks to New York’s reputable hospitals. Multiple hospitals in New York have received national recognition in different adult specialties. Below are some of the highly ranked hospitals near the New York City region:
New York-Presbyterian offers exceptional care with a regional ranking of No. 2 and national ranking of No. 7, according to U.S. News and World Report. This hospital is highly rated for 14 adult specialties, with a national ranking of number six for geriatrics.[]
NYU Langone Health is top-notch in New York with a regional ranking of first place and a national ranking of third place. This hospital system is nationally ranked for 14 different adult specialties, including ranking No. 3 in the nation for geriatrics, according to U.S. News and World Report.[]
Mount Sinai Hospital provides remarkable care ranking No. 3 in New York and No. 16 nationally, according to U.S. News and World Report. The hospital is nationally recognized for 11 adult specialties, with a first place ranking for geriatrics.[]
Jersey City Medical Center is one of the hospitals provided by RWJ Barnabas Health System and is located in Hudson County. This hospital is highly rated for nursing excellence and leadership in LGBTQ healthcare equality. The facility is also known for being an advanced life support provider, regional trauma center, and regional heart hospital.[]
Approximately 82% of our assisted living partners in New York City offer on-site transportation services, according to A Place for Mom’s proprietary data.[02] This may be safer for seniors, since it’s typically a wheelchair-accessible vehicle and is provided on-site with a staff chaperone. However, if your loved one or their visitor needs additional transportation, the large metropolitan area of New York City has plenty of options. Since the area offers easy access to buses, subways, rail roads, and taxis, many New York City residents don’t own a vehicle.
Seniors aged 65 and older with a disability can apply for a Reduced-Fare MetroCard. This can be used at any time for subways and local buses. However, there are limited hours for express buses, the Long Island Rail Road, and Metro-North. If you’re unable to use the local buses or subway due to a disability, you may qualify to use Access-A-Ride. This is a paratransit service located in all five boroughs and is available any time of day year-round.
Visit the local Office of Aging’s Transportation page to learn more about senior-friendly transportation near your loved one’s area.
As a large metropolitan area, New York City is bustling with entertainment, tourist attractions, and local hot spots. Your loved one can experience most of New York City areas, since accessibility in NYC parks is commonplace with wheelchair-accessible facilities, activities, and programs.
From chair-assisted tap classes to sit and stretch classes, seniors in NYC can experience plenty of accessible activities at a local recreation center — with at least one located in all five boroughs. These local recreation centers offer a discounted membership available for seniors, people with disabilities, and veterans.
From hot dog carts on the street to New York Style pizza, New York is well-known for a substantial amount of food options. In fact, New York City is the No. 4 ranked Best Foodie Cities in the U.S., according to U.S. News and World Report.[17] This hot spot for food lovers has bars, coffee shops, bakeries, fine dining, and more.
To fully embrace foodie culture, the metropolitan area has food tours, including but not limited to the following:
New York City offers a combination of art, history, and science museums, including the following:
Ask about possible senior discounts, since some of these museums offer discounted or free admission for adults who are age 65 or older.
New York City goes beyond museums, with stimulating activities and entertainment all around. Whether you’re a local senior or a visiting family member, seeing a Broadway show is a common pastime for anyone in New York City. And for seniors that enjoy gaming — from slot machines to electronic table games — seniors can win big at New York City’s only casino, Resorts World New York City.
While New York City is known as a large metropolitan area, the city has many local outdoor areas, including bird watching areas, botanical gardens, and multiple parks. Your loved one can start a new bird watching hobby, as the city houses an abundance of parks with noted bird-spotting areas. Other outdoor areas consist of multiple local parks, New York City’s botanical garden, and waterfront views at the local marinas. Seniors can also visit the biggest outdoor attraction, Central Park. New York residents who are age 62 or older can receive free vehicle access to state parks, arboretums, and discounts to certain historic sites and golf courses during the weekdays, thanks to the New York State Golden Program.
New Jersey also offers an abundance of outdoor areas. Seniors may be eligible for federal access to recreation sites through the Lifetime Senior Pass or an Annual Senior Pass. This pass also offers a 50% discount for facilities and services at these sites.
New York seniors aged 60 and older receive a free membership to local older adult centers (OAC), also known as senior centers. At these OACs, seniors can enjoy nutritious meals, learn about healthy cooking, attend classes, participate in stimulating activities, receive help with local benefits, participate in fitness classes, and more. Some OACs are specifically for LGBTQ+ elders.
New York also has recreation centers with accessible options available. Seniors may qualify for a discounted membership to local centers. Find a local older adult center or senior program near you.
New Jersey also has local senior centers that can be found by visiting the local City Hall. Besides senior centers, New Jersey Department of Human Services Division of Aging Services partners with the online platform GetSetUp. This provides hundreds of online courses to seniors aged 60 and older. Additionally, seniors have access to local programs that promote health education:
Van Dyk Park Place, Plattduetsche Home Society and Maplewood at Southport are the top-rated Nursing Homes facilities near New York, NY. These Nursing Homes facilities received the highest rankings based on verified family reviews. See full list of communities.
The average cost of Nursing Homes in New York is 8,011 per month. This cost may vary based on location, amenities, floorplan, level of care and other factors.
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