Machackemach Village

Machackemach Village sits at 230 Jersey Ave in Port Jervis, NY, and welcomes seniors looking for different kinds of support, whether someone needs assisted living, independent living, memory care, or even nursing services, and people can choose from room options like studio, one-bedroom, semi-private, or two-bedroom apartments, so there's something to fit most preferences, and the staff stand ready around the clock to help if someone needs assistance moving between bed and wheelchair or with activities like bathing or medication reminders, and for those who use wheelchairs or need diabetic care, those services exist too. The community offers meals made to suit different dietary needs, and with common indoor areas, meals provided, and devotional activities both at the building and offsite, people can find ways to keep active or connect with their spiritual side. There are safety features like home security, medication dispensers, and walk-in tubs, which aims to make everyone feel safe, and tech services such as senior internet, cell phones, hearing aids, plus medical alert systems that review different brands, so residents can access help if it's needed. Some extra support is available for people who need home care, have incontinence, or need non-ambulatory care, and there's a focus on making things comfortable and family-friendly, with helpful staff who many describe as joyful and kind. Around the neighborhood, people can head out to nearby cafes, parks, restaurants, pharmacies, doctors, and places of worship, which helps keep life convenient. The community also pays attention to residents' spiritual well-being, and people can take part in different kinds of devotional activities if that's important to them. The facility covers many standard senior care needs, offers its own indoor and outdoor activity spaces, and is known to be part of a wider network of senior living solutions in the Port Jervis area, giving people choices if their needs change. The services run every day of the week, with early to late hours, and details about prices aren't published, so families would have to call to check on that or to see what's available.