The Eliot Erie Station is a senior living facility in the Hudson Valley, designed for older adults looking for a peaceful and active place to live, and they have locations in Catskill, Troy, and New Rochelle, with the Erie Station site set among more than five acres of lawns and gardens, close to Glenwood Lake and parks. The community offers several care levels including independent living for healthy seniors who want a low-maintenance lifestyle, assisted living services if some help is needed, nursing home care, and memory care for those with Alzheimer's or confusion, with each option focused on personal freedom and independence. Residents can choose from studio, one-bedroom, and semi-private suites that include private or shared bedrooms, full-size kitchens, cable television, WiFi, and 24-hour security with a receptionist, which makes the place feel homelike but secure, and there's a fire protection and emergency call system throughout. You'll find housekeeping and daily laundry service, help with bathing and dressing, medication management, and personal care available as part of the residential and assisted living programs, and there's skilled nursing onsite for those who need it, including incontinence and diabetic care as well as non-ambulatory support.
The Eliot Erie Station aims for a supportive and friendly environment, with trained and accessible staff who try to help everyone stay as independent as possible, and you'll find staff assisting with everything from simple requests to devoted care around the clock. There are a variety of engaging social, educational, recreational, and devotional activities planned daily, and there are many communal and indoor areas to gather with friends or join new activities, all structured to help people connect and enjoy companionship, including programs that encourage making friendships and staying active, plus transportation to medical appointments and community events offsite. Pets are welcome in some parts, adding to the homelike atmosphere, and the on-site beauty parlor and barber services make it easy to keep up appearances, while the nutrition staff prepares meals to be both tasty and healthy. The Eliot Erie Station is licensed by the State and is built to help people age in place, so residents can stay in one community as their needs change, which many find comforting, and with locations near local shops and restaurants in Troy or the natural beauty of the Catskill Mountains, you get both convenience and scenery depending on your location. Staff and residents alike value the vibrant sense of community, and the variety of amenity spaces and services lets people live as independently as possible while still getting any support they might need.
