Dining
Meal preparation and service
Hoosick Falls, NY
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Hoosick Falls. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
Learn moreMonthly rates starting at
$3,000 / month
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| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $3,000 |
| Studio | $3,100 |
| Residence | $3,700 |
I am so glad that I chose Danforth as a place for my wife, who has dementia, Although it is a bit of a distance from our home , the visiting trips seem to be short and well worth the effort and time. I can find no fault w/ Danforth or the staff. My wife is content, The rooms are clean , and roomy , They would remind you of a credible motel room , the staff are friendly and curtious and go out of their way to assist you, I would highly recommend this facility as a facility to place a loved one.
My mother-in-law is in a community called Danforth Adult Care Center. So far, so good. The people there go above and beyond, and they are taking very good care of her. I like the fact that it's a secured facility. They use the WanderGuard system, and they're a very hands-on place. They give the residents individualized care. The location is kinda remote but it's worth it. They're very personable, and they take time to speak to the families. They're coordinating Zoom calls so that we could still see our loved ones instead of just calling on the phone and talking. We actually get to see her,…
My mother-in-law is in a community called Danforth Adult Care Center. So far, so good. The people there go above and beyond, and they are taking very good care of her. I like the fact that it's a secured facility. They use the WanderGuard system, and they're a very hands-on place. They give the residents individualized care. The location is kinda remote but it's worth it. They're very personable, and they take time to speak to the families. They're coordinating Zoom calls so that we could still see our loved ones instead of just calling on the phone and talking. We actually get to see her, and she gets to see us.
Danforth Adult Care Center was a lovely place, and the staff was very nice. I would recommend them, but my husband has endstage Alzheimer's at this time. For somebody who is able to get about and be able to do that, it's a good place. They have all kinds of recreation, and the people are very nice.
My mother moved into Danforth Adult Care Center. Our experience has been pretty good overall, although it was hard for her to adjust when moving from independent to assisted living. My mother would say that the place is noisy at times when she's in the main room with other people. But at other times it's very quiet and my mom can do what she wants in her room like listen to TV. The food is pretty good there, and the service is also good. When I requested to take my mother home to visit they had her medications ready for us. They're sensitive to the fact that she needs us still, and they're allowing her to go pretty much wherever she wants with family members. The staff is also attentive to her needs and I'd give them a good rating overall.
The staff seem to be taking good care of mom. They check on her often throughout the day and night. She does not like the food. The community is nice inside and out. The best way to make sure your loved one is getting good care is by visiting them often so the caregivers know who to contact. I would recommend this community.
This was not a good fit for my Mom. Although the staff seemed both caring and professional, the facility was outdated and depressing. I also noticed that a patient's call alarm (beeping alarm) continued for several minutes without being attended to. That raised obvious questions about whether my own loved one would be ignored.
The process was pleasant and professional. The staff at the Danforth are kind and caring. Communication with the care team solid. The place is clean, bright and the residents are well cared for by seasoned staff.
For the level of care that they provide I think Danforth Adult Care is an excellent place, but it won't be the best fit for everyone. They are an assisted living facility, so if your loved one does not need to be watched closely and just needs some general assistance this is a very nice place. The staff is friendly and professional, and the administrator has been very helpful! Unfortunately my loved one needs a bit more care than what they provide, so it has not been the best fit for us. There is also an alarm system that the staff use to keep track of the residents that goes off fairly often, and is fairly loud, which has been stressful for my loved one who suffers from PTSD.