Daleview Care Center sits at 574 Fulton St, Farmingdale, NY 11735, and has a range of services for seniors, so you'll find memory care, skilled nursing, assisted living, independent living, and even home care, and really, they try to cover whatever stage of life a senior might be in, so folks with Alzheimer's or dementia can stay in a secure memory care unit, and people who need extra help with things like bathing, dressing, or medicine have personal care and medication support, and the building itself works as a skilled nursing facility with 24-hour supervision and nurse coverage, though nurse turnover is at 46.6% and they report about 3.76 nurse hours for each resident per day, and there's usually about 130 residents out of 142 certified beds, so it's a good-sized community. The rooms come as studio layouts, mostly furnished, with private bathrooms, cable TV, kitchens, telephone, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi, but there's no clear word on what's covered with utilities or what amenities you might expect with pets or parking or the way the building looks on the outside, or even how you'd get into the building if you use a wheelchair, and all that's rather basic, though it's classed as an apartment overall.
Residents get nutritious meals made by chefs and meal planners, and there's a library, arts and activity rooms, a game room, outdoor gardens, walking paths, and outdoor spaces where folks can relax or join community-sponsored activities, plus there's a schedule full of things like music, movie nights, fitness programs, and a spa/wellness room, so people can keep busy with what they like, and there's even a dedicated council for residents and families to address issues, which makes it easier if something's not quite right. The Center accepts Medicare and Medicaid, offering a Continuing Care Retirement Community experience, with medical services covering all sorts of needs like lymphedema care, tracheotomy care, oncology support, colostomy care, bariatric care, dental, podiatry, mental health, and wound care, plus treatments for diabetes, and nutritional counseling, so it's ready for heavy or specialized needs, and also handles cardiac, respiratory, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, along with pain management and recreational therapy. Hospice, post-acute, respite, inpatient rehab, tuberculosis care, and transportation come as part of the deal, while pharmacy services and infection control have had past deficiencies noted, so you may want to check inspection reports, especially since they work to improve under Mary Kerkovich's management since April 2024 as a for-profit corporation. Pet policies, exact building details, and parking or garage info aren't listed, so it's unclear how things are in those areas, but the Center keeps a high resident satisfaction score and mentions community awards for care, activities, and friendliness, so seniors looking for a broad set of choices with medical support and some nice activity options might find what they need here, even though some issues like nurse turnover and prior deficiencies should be kept in mind.
