The Chelsea at Greenburgh

The Chelsea at Greenburgh stands as a senior living community where residents can choose from independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and short VIP stays, and the staff, known for being helpful and kind, takes time to understand each person's needs, so care gets tailored to the individual, and you can find everything from help with daily tasks like bathing and dressing to medication management, incontinence care, and support for those living with Alzheimer's or dementia through specialized programs that help reduce confusion and keep people safe, and for those who want a little extra help but still wish to live actively, there are options for personalized assistance and even home care with aides who provide company and non-medical support right in the apartment, and inside you'll see tastefully furnished rooms, emergency alert systems, and comfortable common areas like movie theaters, a sun room, a sports pub, courtyards with shady pergolas, raised gardening beds for those in the gardening club, and dedicated spaces for community engagement so residents can join walking clubs, participate in cooking classes, and enjoy recreational programs like karaoke, trivia games, art classes, and movie nights-events that help everyone stay socially, physically, and mentally active, and the professional chef prepares meals focused on nutrition to help keep residents healthy, while faith-based services for Jewish, Catholic, and other devotional groups happen on-site and off-site for those who want them, and for people who need higher care levels, skilled nursing gets provided in a dedicated space with access to comprehensive medical services, and families can feel secure knowing there are 24-hour call systems, regular supervision, and a team ready to help with whatever comes up, including short-term respite care and hospice waiver programs, plus transportation is available for trips outside, and the whole place aims to give older adults a social, active environment with the comforts and safety they need to enjoy their days, and tours-either in person or virtual-are offered to give an inside look at meals, daily routines, and all the activities that go on in the community.