TrueCare, Inc. sits at 187 Veterans Blvd in Massapequa, NY, right across from the Long Island Railroad train station and near the Nassau-Suffolk Greenbelt Trail and Takapausha Nature Preserve, so folks who enjoy a view or a walk will find something here. The place offers different kinds of eldercare like independent living for people who want less to worry about with things like home repairs, and there are resort-style extras like activities and outings if you want company, but you can also add support services if you need help now and then. There's assisted living with help for everyday things like medication, meals, grooming, personal care, and managing health needs, and they've got skilled nursing on hand for round-the-clock care, help after surgery, or wound care, too.
Memory care gets special attention here, with a part of the facility set up for those living with Alzheimer's or dementia, where trained staff keep an eye out day and night, run programs, and offer memory-boosting activities, so people can feel safe and stay active. The adult daycare service gives seniors a place to spend the day in a clean, bright setting, with things to do like crafts, chair yoga, stretching classes, trivia, art, music, and dog therapy. There's a calm lounge with big recliners and a TV for group shows, a separate reading spot with books, a craft room, and an exercise area, plus private lockers for storing your personal things for folks just staying during the day. The building has air-conditioning, good Wi-Fi, cable TV, and open spaces for gathering, and there's a full kitchen where breakfast comes with the program and lunch and dinner can be added if you want to stay all day.
For folks needing a break or families who need some help, respite care is available for short periods, providing relief for caregivers without any worry about the loved one's safety. Staff are well-trained, friendly, and known for being flexible with schedules and appointments, and they keep their staff-to-client ratio high so everyone gets more attention. Daily routines focus on keeping folks physically, mentally, and socially involved, with events, games, and exercise like daily chair yoga to help with balance and energy. They also help with toileting and incontinence, and offer support for medication and meals for those who need it. Hours run from Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm, with options for weekends and extended time if it's arranged ahead, and they serve both Massapequa and Seaford areas. The whole idea is to create a safe, warm, and comfortable place where seniors, especially those with dementia, Alzheimer's, or early onset memory issues, can feel cared for, have a bit of routine, and find joy in daily activities alongside others.
