Madison York Assisted Living sits in a tree-lined neighborhood right in the heart of Queens, New York, at 112-14 Corona Ave., Flushing, NY 11368, across from Flushing Meadows-Corona Park and close to stores, restaurants, public transport, and hospitals, which makes getting around easy for residents who like to stay connected to the city and their families, and the building itself is modern and cozy with comfortable, well-decorated sitting and dining rooms that feel a bit like home, offering a good balance between privacy and a sense of community. The place is family-owned, licensed by the New York State Department of Health as an Adult Care Facility, and runs an approved Assisted Living Program, so folks can count on trained staff available 24/7 to help with everything from emergencies and mobility to medication management, and aging adults can work with care managers and nurses to get services and therapies set up for their personal needs. Residents choose from different room types-studio, one-bedroom, semi-private, and two-bedroom-each room has cable, Wi-Fi, phones, and a kitchenette to make life easier and a bit more independent, while the staff takes care of laundry and housekeeping.
Meals and snacks come restaurant-style in a nice dining room, with attention to nutrition and health, and there's an on-site salon and small library where residents can take time for themselves without going far. Out back, there's an outdoor space for enjoying fresh air and sunlight, and indoors there are spots set aside just for chatting or joining group events. Anyone living here finds that they're encouraged to join recreational, social, and educational activities, whether it's games, discussions, or planned movement classes, and transportation can be arranged for outings, appointments, or errands. Physicians affiliated with well-known area hospitals visit for medical needs, and nursing, therapies, personal care, diabetes assistance, and case management can be arranged as needed, so people don't need to worry about travel for medical help. Residents get support with daily living-bathing, dressing, moving from bed to wheelchair-while the team respects privacy, dignity, and people's need for independence, aiming to keep the environment safe, caring, and comfortable.
There are different fees depending on care level and room choice, including community, buy-in, respite, and second person fees, and they accept private pay, social security, veterans' benefits, and different care pricing structures, which helps families find a payment option that works. The facility includes a virtual tour online and an overview video walkthrough, so visiting or learning more before moving in doesn't have to be hard. Madison York Assisted Living brings together healthcare, supportive services, and home-style comforts with programs shaped to fit what each resident needs, all in a corner of Queens where neighbors still say hello and parks and stores aren't far away.
