Evergreen Manor sits at 50 Sade Street in Clifton, NJ, and provides varied housing and care options for seniors, offering both assisted living and memory care for people who need extra help with daily activities or those dealing with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, and you'll find options for independent living, nursing home care, and in-home care as well, with low income apartments for older adults who meet income guidelines-usually those who earn less than 80% of the area median income, and rent comes with options for flat rates or income-based calculations, sometimes around 30% of adjusted gross income if you qualify for HUD subsidies, though specific prices aren't listed publicly and there's often a waiting list for the units, which can be studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments out of about 202 units set in a building that was built in 1982, spanning more than a hundred thousand square feet.
People living at Evergreen Manor have spaces with kitchens or kitchenettes, cable TV, safety and handicap features, housekeeping, washers and dryers, and a sprinkler system for safety, plus utility allowances as part of the rent, with personal care services from staff-including help with walking, wheelchairs, bathing, dressing, and toileting-and medical support like medication management, podiatry, wound care, and occupational therapy. There's a friendly atmosphere here, fostered by kind and joyful staff who are recognized for being helpful, and there are activities planned for residents to help them stay socially, physically, mentally, and emotionally active, with things like social programs, arts and crafts, education classes, health and wellness programs, outings, and games, and the memory care group gets special attention to keep them safe and reduce confusion or wandering, which is common for people needing that kind of support.
If you're looking for senior apartments that provide some independence but also arrange for senior low income housing, Evergreen Manor makes utility and rental details, occupancy history, and property data available, showing things like rental and sales history, unit mix, and other features, and there's an online portal with community resources, government services, and property reports, all managed under public ownership, and while there's no listing of what the exact amenities are in every unit, standard offerings include common areas like game rooms, internet access, a fitness center, salon and barbershop, transportation services, washers and dryers, and nutritious meals served in a dining room, and the staff also includes personal care assistants and a Social Services Coordinator to help with paperwork and access to programs, plus an onsite housekeeper is available for a fee if you need help in your apartment. Awards for care and support hang on the wall, so this is a place with a good reputation for looking after residents well. Evergreen Manor is also part of a network that connects families with local senior living advisors through A Place For Mom, who can help people sort out all the options and questions that come up when moving into a place like this, but anyone interested should know prices aren't published, there are often waiting lists, and information about extra services is best found by talking to their team or advisors.
