Lakeside Manor Home For Adults sits at 797 Brighton Avenue in Staten Island, New York, and has room for up to 200 people, offering a mix of services like assisted living, memory care, home care, skilled nursing, and even respite or hospice care if that's needed. Staff can help folks with daily needs like bathing, dressing, moving between bed and chair, or handling medication, and they've got a 12 to 16-hour nursing team, along with a 24-hour call system for emergencies, so there's always a way to get help if something goes wrong. Meals are cooked daily and there are meal plans if someone's dietary needs are different, plus you get three homemade meals every day with snacks, and they say they're planned by chefs and meal planners who think about nutrition and taste.
Residents have furnished rooms with private bathrooms, air conditioning, cable TV, kitchenettes, phones, and Wi-Fi, so it's easier to feel at home. The facility includes spaces like a game room, book room, library, and garden paths, and they offer things like movie nights, exercise programs, spa spaces, hot tub, and a steam room, so it's not hard to find something to do. They've got scheduled programs for social, physical, and mental activities, everything from music and pet therapy to devotional groups if someone wants spiritual time, with daily events that try to keep boredom away. Transportation is available for doctor trips, errands, or visits to faith-based centers, and if someone's got mobility issues or needs help with insulin or incontinence, staff can provide that, too.
Barber and beauty shop services-plus mobile stylists-come right to the resident, and room cleaning is handled by housekeeping. Community amenities include indoor spaces for gathering, outdoor programs, a fitness room, business room, and steady activities that get people out of their rooms and into the social swing, including some outings offsite for a change of scene. Lakeside Manor Home For Adults is close to NYU Langone Hospital Brooklyn and Rite Aid pharmacy, so getting to medical care or prescriptions is straightforward.
They base care plans on each person's needs, so support can cover just meals and simple help or go all the way up to full nursing care and medication help, and often try to keep things calm and soothing. The facility can serve adults needing long-term stays, as well as those who need only extended or short-term care, which they handle as part of a bigger adult care network. Known for their staff's friendly attitude, the facility focuses on a resident-first approach, and they try to keep the facility welcoming and based on best practices from NYSHFA NYSCAL.
There is a review score of 1.0 stars from 2 reviews online, but prices aren't listed or made public, so anyone interested would need to contact the community directly for details. Services run Monday through Saturday, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with Sundays closed, and language support in English is available. The home is listed as an adult home and assisted living facility, and has its own website with links for more information or to book appointments if that's ever needed.
