Pet Friendly Assisted Living in Clinton County, New York

"My parents moved to Homestead Senior Living. I try to stop by there unexpectedly and uninvited any time of the day, sometimes in the evening, and I have never met a staff member that I feel like they wish they were working somewhere else. Every singl..."

"My wife moved to The Residence at Quarry Hill. The service is wonderful and the food is great. They're very attentive. They check on her all night long. It's only been one day, but everyone's been very kind so far...."

"My mother-in-law moved to Champlain Valley Senior Community. Her arthritis is such that she can only sleep in this electrically powered chair and it's around the corner. You can adjust your head, you can tilt it back and forth and see the feet down. ..."

"Harbor Village Senior Communities is too much money for me right now. However, I like that place. They try to get to know what your needs are before you take a tour. After you go through the process of assessing what kind of needs you have, then they..."

"I toured The Residence at Shelburne Bay. I was impressed from the minute I walked in. It was very open and very welcoming. Every person who I saw there who lived there was happy and engaged. They have a beautiful restaurant-style eating hall. One of ..."

"Maple Ridge Lodge Assisted Living had a nice philosophy of how they provide services to their residents. They had a farm-to-table menu where they used a lot of local foods in their menu, which was nice. I think they were very thoughtful about the kin..."

"I went to The Converse Home. It is very comfortable and very welcoming. The room is very nice, small but clean. It's well taken care of. I think the memory unit has under 20 people. They have very good, very nice staff. The dining room is very nice...."

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"The tour we had at Wake Robin was very nice. What I didn't like was that of course, you're in Vermont, it was a hilly location, so there were different levels for different buildings. There were walkways and I thought for older people, it would be a ..."