Union Square Senior Apartments

Union Square Senior Apartments sits at 2341 Union Road in Cheektowaga, NY, and offers 1- and 2-bedroom apartments for people aged 55 and over, and these apartments have things like central air, energy-saving appliances, full kitchens with breakfast bars, and private balconies or patios, and you don't have to worry about extra bills since rent covers electric, heat, water, garbage, cable TV, and internet, and if you want a garage with an opener, you can pay a little extra each month for that. The building allows pets, and there's a fitness center and a beauty salon or barber shop right on site, plus a community room and lounge where folks can gather, and the staff there are known for being friendly and joyful, helping both residents and visitors in ways that don't feel forced. Residents can join in planned trips and activities, which are meant to keep everyone involved, active, and connected, and the meals are cooked by chefs and planners who pay attention to nutrition, so you get good ingredients, vitamins, and minerals with every dish. For seniors who want or need more support, the community offers care that can be as simple as independent living or as involved as assisted living, memory care for people with memory problems, and also home care, adult day services, and hospice care, with an approach that brings all services under one provider if that's what you want, and you can get help with things like medication, daily activities, personal care, and temporary respite care for when caregivers need a break. The apartments focus on helping people stay independent as long as possible, and there are extra protections in place to prevent discrimination based on gender identity, orientation, or source of income, and although the property has received awards for providing strong levels of care and support, there are no details available about other building features like pools, laundry, parking layouts, or outdoor spaces. The community aims to give older adults a place where they can live with support, dignity, and opportunities to engage with others, but without anything too fancy or high-pressure-just the basics with some helpful extras and a steady presence if you need it.