New Monsey Park Home

New Monsey Park Home sits at 15 Monsey Blvd in Monsey, NY, and holds a license for up to 263 residents, with options for assisted living, independent living, and even short-term or respite care, and folks can choose from studios, one-bedroom apartments, and shared units that come with kitchenettes, many closets, and private bathrooms with ADA-compliant features; some rooms also have air conditioning, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and telephones, while large decks and outdoor spaces offer spots to relax outside. The place provides parking for family members, and for seniors who need help moving around, with bathing, or with incontinence problems, the staff is there at all times, day or night, offering support, and there's a 24-hour call system and 12 to 16 hours of nursing care a day. They handle personal care with services like spoon-feeding if that's needed, medication management, and diabetes care, plus regular health checks and therapies such as physical and occupational therapy, and they say they help with memory care, rehabilitation, and Alzheimer's care as well as mental wellness programs. Meals come from professional chefs, with three main dishes daily, snacks between meals, and options for pureed or special diets; a registered dietitian oversees things for residents with allergies, diabetes, or high blood pressure, and everything's available in a restaurant-style dining room. Residents can take part in daily activities, movie nights in the theater, library time, arts and crafts, music, or exercise classes, and there's even a greenhouse, gardens, a walking path, fitness room, hot tub, and sauna on site. The building has a beauty and barber shop, a chapel, a game room, and a social night schedule, and the community lets residents have pets if they want. Housekeeping, laundry, linen services, move-in help, and general maintenance are included, and staff help coordinate transportation for shopping or non-medical trips, while parking is easy for visitors. They offer programs for fall prevention, regular family support meetings, respite and hospice care options, and provide help for non-ambulatory residents who need mobility assistance, and in some cases, will help coordinate support for doctor appointments, errands, or religious services off-site. There's a home-like environment, where English-speaking staff serve around the clock, and care is designed to help older adults with things like dressing, grooming, and more serious needs like medication, diabetes, or incontinence, and there's no fuss made about saying everything's perfect-they simply work to offer comfort, safety, and as much independence as possible for folks living there.