Finding somewhere safe to leave a love one is always scary. The best assisted living on Long Island is important for anyone who has to make this decision for a loved one. It can be scary leaving someone close to you in another person’s care, but thankfully there are ways to find out what places you can trust. We bring you this year’s winners for Best Assisted Living on Long Island.
Long Islanders Voted Farmingdale Adult Day Care in Farmingdale Best Assisted Living on Long Island!
1. Farmingdale Adult Day Care
407 Main St., Farmingdale. 516-293-8928. www.FarmingdaleAdultDayCare.com
Farmingdale Adult Day Care Center was established in 1995; it is an interfaith service for residents of Farmingdale and the surrounding communities. The center offers socialization, cultural, educational and recreational activities as well as a nutritious, hot noontime meal. The center reaches out in support of families who are caring for the elderly living at home, especially those with physical or cognitive limitations who are no longer able to participate in their normal social groups.
2. Atria
Multiple Locations. www.AtriaSeniorLiving.com
Atria Senior Living offers much more than a place for older people to live. “We build vibrant senior assisted living communities that give seniors companionship, comfort and a wide choice of activities that match individual interests,”reads the website. “When people come to Atria, they lead a richer life. They move from isolation to community. Whether they choose to play a competitive game of cards, take a morning swim or just relax with friends, residents discover a second family and a place to thrive.”
3. McPeak’s Assisted Living
286 N. Ocean Ave., Patchogue. 631-475-0445. www.McPeaks.com
The Long Island assisted living facility provides a safe, clean environment in a former mansion that has been updated to include numerous safety features and modern amenities. “We are located in a beautiful residential setting of flowering shrubs and trees, just three blocks north of the village of Patchogue, convenient to the Long Island Railroad, shopping and the beaches of the Great South Bay,” reads the website.
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Congratulations to the top 3 winners! However, I didn’t realize that an Adult Day Care Center was classified as an assisted living community.