The Arbors

The Arbors sits on eight acres near Long Island's beaches and cultural spots, so residents can enjoy quiet living close to local activities, and the single-level setting makes it easy to get around without using stairs or elevators, which helps folks who find walking tough, and the apartments come as studios, one-bedrooms, or semi-private, with roomy spaces you can make your own, so it really can feel like home, and there's comfortable décor and lots of common areas both inside and out that let people gather for meals or talk with friends or family. The staff here stays around the clock, helping with daily needs like showering, dressing, eating, and even getting places safely, and they're trained to care for people with memory problems through the SafeCare program, which offers both physical and mental support for those who need it, and the community is all-inclusive so there's no worry about extra fees for more care as needs change. Meals come prepared by a professional chef three times a day in a bright restaurant-style setting, and the 24-hour bistro stays open if you want a snack or light meal at any time, and there's even vegetarian choices if that's your preference. Apart from food, residents can use the beauty salon and barber shop for a small fee, or join in on scheduled trips to local theaters and shops or use the complimentary transportation service for doctor visits or outings, and case managers and on-site nurses or doctors handle health, medication, and special care plans, including for those who need help with memory, hospice support, or respite stays, and therapy from professionals like a podiatrist, physical therapist, occupational therapist, and speech therapist. Folks who like socializing or staying active will find scheduled daily activities, game rooms, a computer lab, a library, a media room, fitness programs, wellness activities, and devotional services both on location and out in the community, and there's always something for culture or learning, plus a Heroes Welcome program that recognizes veterans and first responders. Housekeeping, linen changes, personal laundry, and apartment maintenance run on regular schedules, so residents don't need to worry over chores, and everything in the apartments is included except the telephone, even Direct TV. There are emergency response systems and 24-hour call buttons, and the place as a whole is smoke-free and wheelchair accessible-including showers-and family or friends visiting can use resident parking. The Arbors wants folks to feel respected and comfortable, with care that's both compassionate and focused on what each person needs, and the whole environment is set up so people can stay independent as long as they can while help is always at hand.