New Broadview Manor sits on Staten Island with space for about 200 residents, right close to the beach where you can see the ocean from the building, and it really gives people a quiet place to live while still being close to nature, and they try to keep things feeling homey, with a family-style atmosphere that helps everyone get to know each other, where folks can spend time together in common rooms, walking paths, and gardens with tables outside, so there's plenty of places for a stroll or to sit and enjoy a breeze. The residence offers different types of rooms, including studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and semi-private options, and every room is fully furnished, with air conditioning, cable TV, Wi-Fi, private bathrooms, and kitchenettes, which means residents have comforts like home, and staff comes in to help with housekeeping and linens, so things stay clean with a lot less worry. Meals are cooked on site, served restaurant-style, and there's always nutritious food, so residents don't have to cook unless they want to use their own kitchenette, and you'll still have choices with every meal.
New Broadview Manor offers assisted living, memory care, and respite stays, so someone can move in for a short rest or get some help if family needs a break from caregiving, and everyone gets support to help with activities of daily life like dressing, bathing, or keeping up with medication, all while respecting each person's independence and dignity, with personal privacy kept in line with HIPAA regulations, so medical and personal information stays confidential. Residents can count on a 24-hour support staff, daily help with personal care, standby assistance for transferring from bed to chair, and access to medical specialties, including diabetic care for monitoring blood sugar, support for incontinence as long as the resident can manage it themselves, and ongoing supervision from nurses who are on-site for 12 to 16 hours every day, as well as a 24-hour call system if urgent help is ever needed. Medical services are tailored, and if someone needs something special, like hospice, the staff works alongside medical providers, and NYU Langone Hospital Brooklyn is only a few miles away, giving quick access to more care if needed.
Social life stays active with planned recreational and mental wellness programs, from movie nights to outdoor trips and group activities, plus a computer center, a small library, a beauty salon, a gaming room, a fitness room, and plenty of arts and craft rooms, where people build friendships and share stories, and the calendar fills with community-sponsored and resident-led activities most days. Transportation is available, both complimentary rides through the community and scheduled rides for errands or visits, so residents can get where they need, whether it's for fun or for appointments. New Broadview Manor has a minimum age of 55, and care focuses on medium-level needs, with pricing options for private pay, insurance, Social Security, and veteran's benefits, and there are a few different fees for community, respite, and even a second person in the room, so families can choose what fits best.
With all these services-from friendly daily help to fresh meals, safe surroundings, lively activities, and support for personal independence-New Broadview Manor works to give older adults a place where they can feel safe, supported, and part of a community, close to the beach, surrounded by others living their own stories, with staff who take their jobs seriously, so families know their loved ones have what they need each day.
