You'll find excellent senior living in Brooklyn, NY at The Watermark at Brooklyn Heights. Not only do we have an executive director who lives daily life amongst the residents, but we also have other staff members who make each day an outstanding one for every senior.
The AHCA/NCAL reports that there are approximately 32,231 assisted living communities in the nation. When you factor in independent living and memory care communities, there are significantly more options for American seniors.
You may be interested in senior living in Brooklyn, NY specifically, but there are still numerous choices here. If you want compassionate senior care, then look no further than The Watermark at Brooklyn Heights. We have a team that goes above and beyond to help our residents, and this is how.
Our executive director, Jennifer Tapner, is among the staff who make a difference at The Watermark at Brooklyn Heights. Although she doesn't have to, she lives in the community she manages.
Jennifer immerses herself in her work, living the same lifestyle that the residents live. Everyone appreciates her dedication, and this is evident when they get excited when they see her around. In fact, they spend lots of time with her, going on dog walks, eating meals in the dining room, playing games, watching movies, etc.
She genuinely cherishes interactions with the residents. Because they trust her, and she's also lived daily life in the community, Jennifer does everything she can to ensure that the community focuses on people-first aging.
Aging with dignity is of the utmost importance. In your early senior years, you might still be very independent, so taking care of yourself is no problem. However, you might still want to live a maintenance-free lifestyle.
This is entirely possible with our housekeeping services. Our staff members know that every older adult is unique, which is why we have customized plans for every resident that fit their unique living space and their specific needs.
It can be frustrating when you realize that you aren't as independent as you used to be. Daily tasks like getting dressed, bathed, and groomed may be more difficult than before.
It's natural to have complicated feelings regarding your loss of independence, and our staff members understand completely. This is why you'll have 24/7 associate support; we won't intrude on your privacy, but whenever you need assistance, we'll be there for you.
We go beyond caregiving here; our staff members are called "Nayas," which is a Sanskrit word for guide, person of wisdom, and a leader who's engaged in the present moment. Our Nayas are specially trained and certified, and they'll validate rather than correct our residents.
We have an exclusive Prema Memory Support℠ program, and our residents are completely in control of what they choose to do in it.
Every resident will pay a monthly service fee, but it's completely worth it. It unlocks a fulfilling lifestyle, where you'll receive personalized care from our trained staff members.
For example, there's our daily concierge service. Whenever you need assistance with any task, such as making dinner reservations or buying concert tickets, they'll be more than happy to help.
There's also gourmet dining, where our chefs carefully craft meals that are not only nutritious but also delicious. They can also custom-make your meals to ensure that all your dietary restrictions and requirements are met.
And for the ultimate pampering, we have spa and salon services. Whenever you need to relax and unwind, you'll be in the good hands of our staff members who know exactly what you need to rest and recharge.
According to World Population Review, the average cost of assisted living in New York is $54,960 a year, or $4,580 per month. This is slightly lower than the national average, which is $55,090 a year, or $4,590.83 per month.
Do note that this is an average cost, and it's for assisted living as well. In general, independent living will cost less, and memory care will cost more.
Also, keep in mind that the cost of living in NYC is significantly higher than the state average, as there are extremely high housing costs. So expect senior housing to cost a lot more in this city than elsewhere in the state.
What you'll pay to live in The Watermark at Brooklyn Heights will depend on which floor plan you opt for, as well as what services you want. For example, here are the starting prices for our independent living options:
Assisted living and memory care floor plans have higher price tags.
To find out the exact pricing for what you're interested in, we highly recommend that you contact us for a quote. When we know what you're looking for, we can help you better.
For seniors, $40,000 per year is generally not enough to comfortably live in NYC. This is especially true if you don't have subsidized housing or additional financial support.
However, you may be able to manage if you qualify for programs like:
Those who are seeking senior living in Brooklyn should consider The Watermark at Brooklyn Heights. Because our executive director, Jennifer Tapner, lives right in our community, you can count on us to provide service like no other senior living community.
Our staff members are specially trained to give each resident the care and compassion they need, so they can age gracefully and with dignity. When you retire here, you retire in a community that truly gives you the best golden years possible.
Get in touch with us now if you'd like more information about senior living in Brooklyn, NY. The Watermark at Brooklyn Heights serves our residents three fresh meals a day, including gluten-free and vegan dishes.