My wife and I have been residents here for over three months and are very happy here. A couple can…read moreget a three room suite; two bedrooms and common room with kitchenette. Singles can get a one bedroom or a studio apartment. Apartment floor plans can be seen on their website. If you might have trouble keeping track of your medications they can handle that for you with dispensing at breakfast, lunch and dinner as your needs require. They will come to your apartment to deliver meds too! The dinning room is more like a restaurant as you get to chose from a menu at every meal. Outside of the dining room snacks are served. There is always something to do with a calendar of events offering a range from bingo to more cerebral things like discussions of court cases and current events. WiFi is free but you can also order faster service from Spectrum. "Spectrum Assist" + USA Gov subsidy based on your income could get you that service at no cost to you. Be sure that you request both subsidies at same time as "Spectrum Assist" is not available for "existing customers". In other words if you get internet with $30 federal subsidy and then request "Spectrum Assist" you will be denied as you are an "existing customer". The staff is wonderful. Do your due diligence when considering places. One place was taken to court for taking advantage of residents. Their idea of assisted living was two strangers in one room without even a privacy curtain between beds. Search names of places with appropriate key words.

I'm sharing this review as a result of my call with their staff Eleanor on Wednesday, March 8 at…read more1pm ET and I immediately sent an email to their general inbox calling attention to their executive team. *edit - suggest you include language such as Elders are required to know and speak BASIC ENGLISH on your website and admission package so for those NON-ENGLISH families we don't waste time speaking with your staff. THANK YOU! ----------------------------------------------- I was calling to get an inquiry about getting additional information for a community for my elderly grandma and I wanted to share my experience with you. I appreciate the prompt response getting a call the next day but the level of service your staff, Eleanor provided is truly despicable. For context my grandma is 86 years old and she's been in this country for more than 40 years and no she doesn't speak English. We lived in a Chinese community for a majority of her life and she leaned on her family members to be her advocate to translate for her. I'm DISGUSTED that Eleanor REPEATEDLY ASK ME SHE DOESN'T SPEAK A WORD OF ENGLISH AND HOW SHE WAS SUPPOSE TO COMMUNICATE IF SHE NEEDS HELP OR PAIN. Either Eleanor needs some listening lessons to hear what the family needs are or SHE NEEDS TO BE LESS JUDGEMENTAL about non-ENGLISH speaking elders. I'm so disappointed GIVEN YOUR RATINGS and will DEFINITELY BE SHARING THIS WITH OUR AAPI community about HOW NON-INCLUSIVE your community is. We are a family looking for care for our elderly grandma and if she doesn't brush up her customer service, I'm concerned for your business model. Lastly, if this is the FIRST ENGAGEMENT OF A STAFF MEMBER, HOW DO YOU EXPECT ME TO TRUST YOUR OTHER STAFF? Sincerely, A CONCERNED PROSPECT & CARING GRANDDAUGHTER

Technically this isn't a homeless shelter because ppl live here permanently on government…read moreassistance. The staff is hit or miss. They're actually pretty nice ppl but put up with a lot of special needs issues and being in New York, they're very stand offish with new people. I come by every few months to donate my used clothes to the front desk because some people here really don't have much and the staff here knows who needs what. Old shoes, coats, polo shirts, cargo shorts and touristy T-shirts have a purpose again. If you're reading this review, keep them in mind when you're looking at a pile of clothes you don't wear anymore. Bring it here and ask for "Effie" and she'll make sure it gets distributed.

Good available staff when needed but the physical structure has to be improved well enough to get…read morethe proper balance of the good patients and staff

It's taken me over 8 months to write this review. My father died shortly after staying at this…read morefacility for respite. He stayed at this facility for a total of 8 days in which he gained over 30lbs in fluids from edema. No one could tell me why the edema was not noticed, none of the family members or emergency contacts were notified of change in condition, and when we tried to follow up there was no answers and we didn't even get a I'm sorry or concern that someone who was a patient at this facility was in intensive care for fluid overload and passed away. I write this because I've lost greatly making the worst decision to trust Sutton gardens with caring for my loved ones.

Atrocious. I got there to visit my partner. No phone calls. I was not permitted inside. Their…read moredoorbell set off an emergency fire alarm. There was a room full of catatonic looking elderly folk (no offense) staring emptily at one another in a circle. My partner had on filthy sneakers that stank of fungus. His toenails had turned deep yellow from the fungus they let fester there. He had no cane. They couldn't find his hearing aid which he is completely dependent on and affects his balance. Someone claimed they give him walks, his legs have Peripheral Artery Disease and they had large swollen bubbles of possibly retained water. My partner seemed groggy, distant and depressed. They have a yard but the place is like an abusive prison. What kind of assisted living place keeps a deaf man for 12 days without a hearing aid. My guess is one with no doctors or much medical staff. Skip this jail. If you know of someone here, pull a Shawshank redemption and break them out. They claim to charge $3,800 a month for this place. WHO are they kidding!!! Notice there's almost no pictures and their activities calendar stopped in 2017 !! It's not an assisted living facility, it's a warehouse.

My Dad Jerry lived at the Brandywine @ The Savoy in Little Neck for seven plus memorable years. He…read moremoved in just short of Age 90 and enjoyed his time there very much. He was always treated with the utmost respect and received exceptional care. Everyone from the staff at the reception desk to the office staff to the nursing staff and personal care staff were all wonderful to him and our entire family. In fact we believe that living at the Brandywine in Little Neck extend our Dad's life probably by years. We will always cherish the many good times we spent there celebrating holidays and his birthdays. The Brandywine at the Savoy gets our highest recommendation. Jerry P. Jr.

My mother lived at Brandwine Living at The Savoy for a little under two years prior to her passing…read more I am so grateful for all the incredible people who work there. They treated my mom with respect, love, and good humor. The place is clean, has lovely furnishings and decorations (which my mom always liked!), and a good variety of different places for seniors to visit, sit, and walk. There were always fun events planned for the seniors, including parties, concerts, crafts, movies, Bingo, lectures, and more. I loved receiving a daily email from the facility with information about the menu and events so I could remind mom about fun things to do. As the years progressed, mom had increasingly challenging health issues, but the folks at Brandywine scaled up their support and took such good care of her. I was able to go to work every day knowing that she was in good hands. And I also feel that Brandywine didn't just care for Mom, but they were also so supportive of our family at each stage of my Mom's decline - they were kind, caring, knowledgeable, and served as thoughtful partners in my caregiving. I am especially appreciative of Asif in the Wellness Center, Janet in Customer Care, Lisa (one of the caregivers), Jeremy at the front desk (who put up with my constant phone calls!), Toni in the business office, and everyone else whose names I missed. Each time I drive past Brandywine I miss mom, but I am thankful that she was able to spend her final years of life in the care of such wonderful people. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a caring community for their loved one.

I would like to start off giving my thanks to the director Barbara Castellano who was exceptional…read morein getting things done for my mom. The staff that I have had contact with is excellent they do their best to make you feel at home and they seem to put the seniors and families first, this is something new for my mom and it's been less than a week and she seems to be FINE. IT IS A PLACE THAT I WOULD RECOMMEND AND I WANT TO SAY THANKS TO EVERYONE THAT IS HELPING ME! GOD BLESS KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

My father has been at Madison York going on One year. When they told me that they would extend his…read morelife span, I now have no doubts. Instead of him sitting in a room all day doing nothing but watching T.V. he is now on a routine schedule that keeps him busy and going. I had seen many other facilities in the past when looking for my mother, But this is by far the nicest, cleanest and friendliest place I have seen to date. I even told him (dad) this is were I want to come when I get up there in age!! And many thanks to Gregg, Barbara C, Chandra and the rest of the staff. Fred Fisher

We had a wonderful experience and highly recommend Ozanam Hall Nursing Home. .  My sister spent a…read moremonth in rebab at Ozanam Hall  following knee replacement surgery and consistently says that . ' It was the best decision I ever made'.    I must say we were very apprehensive about the idea of sending my sister to a nursing home, but.Ozanam Hall was a wonderful choice. The staff at all levels were caring.  We are especially grateful to nurse Jean,  who was so helpful and positive,  to the Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy staff, especially Mary Jane who handled my sister's PT and to the manager of the Rehab department, who was very helpful. and to  so many others.   The Carmelite nuns were especially welcoming  and thoughtful   For those who are Catholic, there is a  daily Mass and communion is offered, if you cannot go to Mass. The environment was very positive. There is also a lovely outdoor garden to relax in as well as  2 resident cats,  a rabbit and 2 birds.   My sister  felt at home (very comfortable and cared for)  and was able to gain the strength she  needed to return to her home.  Our thanks to all at Ozanam Hall

It's a beautiful atmosphere for loved ones to recover. My grandmother stayed for two weeks for…read morerehabilitation. My grandmother had good recall and memory. During a visit-she presented a concern about her clothing, and I went to the desk to find an explanation. I tried to speak with the nurse who spent a great deal of time attempting to ignore my presence at the unit desk/counter. After I garnered their attention simply by calling out "Hello Nurse", I discovered they practiced a type of nursing that most people would find objectionable and resist in our modern world. I really thought Nurse Ratchet was a thing of the past- BUT I was wrong. The nurse was rude, and resistant. I believe by the nurse's behavior was a demonstration of a standard and not an exception to the rule. In my protest I was visited by the administration- (DON probably) but that wasn't helpful, but it was packed with an immediate response. I didn't ask for an apology, or any other actions, I just wanted to be informative. The main reason I engaged in the awkward conversation with this administrator, was to reveal something serious but I didn't feel satisfied that it would create change or cause an immediate address. Afterward I felt a pit in my stomach and uncomfortable leaving my aged loved one, defenseless, and feeble in the care of those who didn't mind shouting at me being healthy, robust, and able to voice my concerns. I could only imagine what type of treatment my grandmother had experienced in my absence and how much she'd be willing to tolerate if left alone with unsympathetic staff. I questioned to what extent this behavior and bad customer service presented. I would still recommend it to anyone, because the atmosphere is calm and clean. You can tell it was created out of an abundance of concern for the sick and shut in but the staff is not as compassionate as the facade suggests. I would only recommend it for families that will be an active and present while their loved one stays at Ozanam. Create a shift for loved ones to show up all day or even hire a trusted person to sit and help your loved one while they stay.

Do not send your loved ones here. Medical care here is satisfactory. They told me they'd help my…read moremother within six months of rehab but rather kept sending her out to hospitals until she died... Their care team was selling lies about how great their care will actually be; when in reality the facility is run down, overcrowded, their staff is unsociable with patients, and they're ultimately only interested in milking insurance money from them.

My name is Juanita Pittman- Roulhac and my mother is in room 123-2 and have been at the facility…read morefor several days and I'm so pleased with the staff overall they are all polite and pleased to help espeically Marquita who works as the receptionist, very polite and always willing to assist in anyway. I'm So happy I chose Meadow park for my mom.

Heard great things about this place. While I have had no personal contact, it is highly recommended…read moreand highly regarded for excellent service, facilities and activities. If I did have a need I would definitely be in contact.

Incredible place-- my mother is happier here than she has been in years. Wonderful, caring staff…read morewho are authentically dedicated to the residents' wellbeing and dignity. Residents are treated like whole people. Impeccably clean, warm, inviting. This place is all about health and heart. A real gem.

My husband was in this nursing home in 2001 ,they offered hospice care for him he had a major…read morestroke and needed serious care. These doctors were horrible there and the nurses did nothing...very few were helpful...the most horrible nursing home ever. He died in that nursing home in March 2003. They threw all his stuff in a box, called me and said he's gone you need to get him f here ..and cleared his whole damned room out to throw him out!!!! His body wasn't even cold. I would never recommend anyone bringing theur loved ones to this disgusting place unless they are ready to die by

no this place killed my mom!!!!!!!!!!!! they are under staffed and the staff does not notify you…read morewhen your parents are not doing well...they are murderers in my experience!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!