Crestview Manor ALF sits in Hawthorne, NY, offering a steady, caring environment for seniors and adults with disabilities, and the place's been family-owned and operated since 1994, which means the staff's steady and familiar and the feeling's cozy and personal, with folks making sure everyone feels included and understood, and you see a lot of faces who know the residents' histories. This assisted living home focuses on helping seniors who can live on their own, those needing some help with daily tasks like dressing, bathing or taking medicine, and seniors living with memory care needs such as Alzheimer's or dementia, so they have special programs and safe spaces to keep people comfortable and steady if they're feeling confused or tend to wander. Crestview Manor ALF gets licensed and checked by the New York State Department of Health and's stood in good standing for over 25 years, and that can help give families some peace of mind, and they take both private pay and Medicaid for those who qualify, which is helpful because you don't often see that in Westchester County.
Residents can pick between studio or semi-private rooms in a mid-rise building, and folks find daily meals planned by a registered dietician, plus help with things like housekeeping, laundry, personal care, medication management, and case management, so nobody's left to figure things out alone. The staff keeps a careful eye on residents' health with nursing care, and the team stays respectful and trained, giving attention day or night. Social life's steady with group activities, fitness room, garden walks, and a library-folks can use Wi-Fi, spend time with pets, and join in on daily scheduled activities meant to keep everyone moving and mixing, and people who love being active or want to connect with others have a lot of chances to join in.
The location's handy, just a quick distance from Westchester Medical Center and Phelps Memorial Hospital, which is good for emergencies, and it's near stores, churches, cafes, and parks, so residents can get out and about with arranged transportation, and there's parking for those who still drive. Meal services, memory care, respite care for families needing a break, and steady routines for chores and case management mean daily life's less stressful, and even folks with chronic mental health conditions can find help and understanding. The facility keeps a close eye on health and safety, adjusting policies for COVID-19, and makes sure families stay up-to-date on visitation.
Crestview Manor ALF's programs cover everything from medication management and housekeeping to scheduled activities and meals, and people use these services as needed because support's meant to fit every resident, whether they need a little help or a lot, and every service aims to help people keep their independence as long as possible, with a warm community atmosphere. Members of the Empire State Association of Assisted Living, they run both a Medicaid-funded Assisted Living Program and a private Adult Home Program, and they support those with both physical and mental health needs, so it suits a mix of folks. The staff tries to create a homelike place with simple support for everyday needs, where people can enjoy a steady routine and feel like they belong.
