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Find 26 Residential Care Home Facilities near New York City, NY

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Residential care homes in New York City may appeal to seniors who value smaller, more close-knit communities and many opportunities for socialization. New York City care homes typically take in fewer residents, meaning older adults know each resident in the home and develop strong friendships.

Older-adult care homes vary more than other options for senior living in New York City, so families can choose from a wide range of prices, amenities, and services. A Place for Mom will work with you to understand the cost of care homes. From there, we’ll help you find the right fit, whether you’re staying on a budget or searching for luxury retirement communities.

We are also serving Assisted Living facilities in surrounding neighborhoods like Meiers Corners, Willowbrook and Bulls Head.
You may also consider nearby communities such as Queens, Yonkers and Brooklyn.

Residential Care Home Facilities near New York City, NY

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Cost of care homes in New York City, NY

The average cost of senior living in New York City is $3.699 per month. Cheaper nearby regions include Saddle Rock, NY with an average of $3.454 per month.

Residential care home costs in New York City, vs. nearby cities

New York City
$3,699/mo
$3,590/mo

Residential care home costs in New York City, vs. state and national averages

New York City
$3,699/mo
U.S. national average
$3,539/mo

Residential care home costs in New York City, vs. other senior living options

$6,805/mo
Residential Care Home
$3,699/mo

Residential care home costs in New York City, by floor plan type

Semi-Private
$4,350/mo
Private
$6,250/mo

Senior living costs in New York City vs. state and national costs

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Column communityType: Community type
Column destination: New York City
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Community typeNew York CityNew YorkU.S.
Residential Care Home$3,699/mo$3,721/mo$3,539/mo
Assisted Living$6,757/mo$5,593/mo$4,515/mo
Memory Care$6,805/mo$5,671/mo$4,761/mo
Independent Living$6,070/mo$4,412/mo$3,951/mo
Residential Care Home
New York City:$3,699/mo
New York:$3,721/mo
U.S.:$3,539/mo
Assisted Living
New York City:$6,757/mo
New York:$5,593/mo
U.S.:$4,515/mo
Memory Care
New York City:$6,805/mo
New York:$5,671/mo
U.S.:$4,761/mo
Independent Living
New York City:$6,070/mo
New York:$4,412/mo
U.S.:$3,951/mo
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Discover the many ways to pay for senior living

Planning ahead can better position you to make good choices for your loved one’s care in the future. But if your aging family member needs care now, there are ways to finance the cost of long-term care through a combination of approaches.

What families are saying about residential care home in New York City

Recent reviews for residential care home in New York City

La Paula at Main in Bergenfield, NJ

5.0
Things are going well since my aunt moved into this community. She is still trying to adjust to all of the changes but everyone has been very friendly and accommodating. We are very happy with everything so far.

Amity Spring Home For Adults in Rockville Centre, NY

5.0
When my father turned 83 years old he was diagnosed with advanced dementia amid his other illnesses, and Amity Springs has been taking great care of him during his time at their community. Highly recommended.

The Walpan Residence in Montclair, NJ

5.0
They are very clean. I feel like I am definitely getting my money's worth. I have heard that they are really good about responding if he calls for help. I can't really think of anything I would like them to do better or any concerns either. We chose them because they were the best fit for our ...
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Related senior services in New York City, New York

In New York, NY, seniors have access to local offices and organizations that may help them obtain financial assistance for senior care, including:

As a major metropolitan area, New York City has no shortage of options for public transportation. Many residents choose not to own a car, and the city is undoubtedly navigable without one. Options for getting around town include buses, taxis, subways, and in many neighborhoods, walking can allow you to accomplish most daily errands.

New York offers several health care providers for seniors wanting to be proactive about their health or for seniors seeking treatment for chronic conditions. The area has several highly rated hospitals, including Mount Sinai Hospital, NYU Langone, and the Hospital for Special Surgery.

New York City is considered one of the world’s great cultural hubs for good reason. Within a short walk or subway ride, you can find countless museums, galleries, and theaters, as well as beautiful outdoor parks, and restaurants to fit every taste and budget. For recreation, take a stroll through Central Park or the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. For fun with the whole family, consider a trip to the Brooklyn Zoo! Meanwhile, for those who appreciate the arts, no trip to New York City would be complete without a stop at the Metropolitan Museum of Art — one of the world’s great art museums — or perhaps a show at the equally world-renowned Metropolitan Opera.

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La Paula Manor, Cumberland Gardens and St Rose's Home are the top-rated residential care home facilities near New York City, New York. See full list of communities.

There are 26 residential care home facilities near New York City, New York. See the full list.

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