Longview, a Christian Health Community

    311 Sicomac Ave, Wyckoff, NJ, 07481
    5.0 · 41 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Professional compassionate staff immaculate facility

    I moved my mom here and couldn't be happier. The staff are professional, compassionate and attentive - informative, patient, and genuinely caring - and the facility is immaculate, peaceful, and full of great programs, healthy meals, and engaging activities. Admissions and transitions were smooth, families are well supported, and I highly recommend this community.

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    4.98 · 41 reviews

    Overall rating

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    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      4.8
    • Meals

      5.0
    • Amenities

      5.0
    • Value

      5.0

    Pros

    • Beautiful, well-maintained campus and grounds
    • Immaculate, spotless facility and rooms
    • Clean, bright, well-lit common areas and dining room
    • Spacious rooms with ability to personalize
    • Welcoming and informative admissions/tour staff
    • Genuine, loving staff-resident interactions
    • Compassionate, empathetic, and respectful caregivers
    • Well-trained and professional staff
    • Low staff turnover / staff longevity
    • Attentive and available daytime staff
    • Supportive of families and good family communication
    • Smooth move-in/check-in processes
    • Comprehensive, informative tours explaining amenities
    • Robust and engaging activities and programming
    • High-quality, healthy, and appealing meals (noted favorites like pineapple upside-down cake)
    • Well-supervised and properly staffed during business hours
    • Serene, peaceful atmosphere
    • Strong reputation for excellence
    • Automated systems that function well
    • Security/check-in procedures in place
    • Personalized care plans and staff who know the family
    • Staff who go above and beyond and are accommodating
    • Positive resident demeanor — residents appeared happy
    • Specific staff recognized for helpfulness (e.g., Jan De See, Victoria)

    Cons

    • No staffed after-hours front desk
    • After-hours access requires phone call to staff
    • Potential delays in assistance outside business hours until next business day
    • Limited staff availability after hours
    • Questions or uncertainty around pricing mentioned

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: The reviews for Longview, a Christian Health Community, are overwhelmingly positive. Multiple reviewers consistently emphasize the facility’s immaculate condition, bright and welcoming appearance, and well-maintained grounds and rooms. The tone across reviews is strongly favorable, with frequent recommendations and comments that residents and family members are happy and well cared-for. Praise centers heavily on the quality of care and the staff, but also on the physical plant, programming, and the overall atmosphere.

    Care quality and staff: The single strongest theme is the staff — reviewers repeatedly describe caregivers and team members as compassionate, empathetic, professional, and genuinely loving toward residents. Specific characteristics mentioned include well-trained personnel, low turnover/long staff tenure, respectful treatment of residents, personalized care that recognizes family context, and staff who go “above and beyond.” Admissions and tour staff are described as welcoming and informative, and several reviewers called out individual employees by name (for example, Jan De See and Victoria) as helpful. Families report good communication, support during transitions, and the sense that resident care is the facility’s top priority. These consistent remarks indicate reliable, relationship-driven care and a team-oriented culture.

    Facilities and environment: Reviewers consistently highlight the facility’s physical attributes: immaculate cleanliness, bright and well-lit dining and common areas, spacious private rooms that residents can personalize, and beautifully kept grounds. The physical plant and program are described as impressive, and tours are noted to be comprehensive and explanatory of amenities and features. Security and check-in procedures are mentioned positively, and there is a sense of a serene, peaceful environment that contributes to residents’ well-being.

    Dining, activities, and programming: Dining receives positive commentary for healthy and delicious meals, with at least one reviewer naming a specific favorite (pineapple upside-down cake). The dining area is well-lit and pleasant. Activities and programming are described as fun, engaging, and robust, contributing to resident satisfaction and an active community life. Reviewers noted that residents appeared happy and engaged during visits, which supports the impression of a thriving social environment and well-executed programming.

    Operations and customer experience: The admission and check-in process is reported as smooth and welcoming by several reviewers. Tours are described as informative and thorough, and reviewers appreciated helpful transition information and clear explanations of services. Some reviewers praised organizational aspects such as automated systems that work well and the facility being properly staffed and supervised during business hours.

    Concerns and patterns to note: The most consistent operational downside mentioned relates to after-hours access and responsiveness. There is no staffed after-hours desk; access after hours requires a phone call, and some reviewers noted delays in assistance or that help may not be available until the next business day. This limited after-hours availability could be an important consideration for prospective residents or families who prioritize 24/7 on-site front-desk staffing. A few reviewers also referenced inquiries about pricing, suggesting that cost transparency or clarity could be an area for prospective residents to investigate further.

    Overall assessment: Taken together, the reviews paint Longview as a high-quality, family-oriented senior living community with exceptional staff, excellent cleanliness and physical facilities, strong programming, and a warm, home-like atmosphere. The recurring themes of personalized care, low staff turnover, and informative admissions/tour experiences indicate a stable and resident-centered operation. The primary operational caveat is limited after-hours front-desk staffing and occasional delays in after-hours assistance; otherwise, reviewers consistently recommend the community highly. Prospective residents and family members should feel confident about the quality of day-to-day care and the environment, while verifying after-hours procedures and discussing pricing during their tour or admissions conversation.

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    About Longview, a Christian Health Community

    Longview, a Christian Health Community, sits on a peaceful campus in Wyckoff, New Jersey, where older adults can get different care options based on what they need, and the place runs all day and night, every day, so someone's always there if help's needed. The community stands on Christian values and mixes faith-based programs with daily activities, like art and spiritual gatherings, so folks have choices to fill their days, and residents can get pastoral care, mental health services, and counseling through LiveWell Counseling, too. People who need more help find assisted living, including support with things like daily activities, managing medicine, personal care, and meals, and those with early memory loss or other memory problems can go to Courtyard at Longview or use memory care features that focus on safety, comfort, and calming routines to ease anxiety. For seniors who want more independence but like support nearby, Hillcrest offers private studios, group dining, planned social activities, and security around the clock, while Evergreen Court gives people 62 and older a home-like setting where privacy, independence, and community tie together nicely. The staff at Longview are reliable, trained, and always there, and suites come in different types, like standard, double, and deluxe options, each with safety features, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, and controls for heat or air. Meals are offered three times a day in a restaurant-style setting, and there's a 24-hour Village Café for snacks or drinks, plus laundry, weekly housekeeping, fresh linens, and on-campus transportation that helps residents get to appointments or the gift shop called de Snoep Winkel. Folks can use the library, lounges, living rooms, and family dining rooms, and enjoy nicely landscaped paths and sitting areas outside, and the digital communication features in rooms and around the place keep people connected to the daily schedule and important news. Longview welcomes guests with short-term respite care if caregivers need a break and has home health services through Bayada when extra support is wanted. People in need of other care can also find skilled nursing, memory care, and rehabilitation spaced out over different communities on the main campus, and the facility's known for a wide community calendar with things like live entertainment, organized trips, and health or faith-focused activities. Longview also matches its Christian mission through outreach like the Speakers Bureau, and there's a focus on making sure everyone has options for independent or assisted living, with personal support to help each person thrive however they can.

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