Independent Living
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Independent Living and Assisted Living in Great Neck Gardens. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Memory care is horrific. They do not know what they’re doing and were neglectful and emotional abusive of my mom. Nightmare!!!! My mother left badly injured and unable to walk on her own ever again due to an injury as a result to their neglect when they promised me they would provide extra care and monitoring that they did not follow through. My mother also had essentially non stop UTIs A uti undiagnosed for 2 months and had to be hospitalized . She has been in a new care facility for over 2 years and has not had 1 uti since!! Horrific!! . Please protect your loved one and find dementia care…
Memory care is horrific. They do not know what they’re doing and were neglectful and emotional abusive of my mom. Nightmare!!!! My mother left badly injured and unable to walk on her own ever again due to an injury as a result to their neglect when they promised me they would provide extra care and monitoring that they did not follow through. My mother also had essentially non stop UTIs A uti undiagnosed for 2 months and had to be hospitalized . She has been in a new care facility for over 2 years and has not had 1 uti since!! Horrific!! . Please protect your loved one and find dementia care elsewhere. <3
The staff form a professional care team That maintain a high quality life for those who reside there. Plenty to do in spotless environment..High praise to Tiffany our sales guide who listen to our needs and addressed all of our concerns ..
My 96 yr old Mom had a fall over the Christmas holidays that left her with a broken femur and the need for a walker. She was at a rehab but needed to transition to assisted living ,and did so very reluctantly. Tiffany and the team went above and beyond to resolve any transition issues promptly. She definitely did not want to be anywhere but home. She is coming to the end of her short term stay, and has nothing but wonderful things to say about the staff and the facility. If she did not have a home to return to ,there is no doubt she would choose the Bristal in GC. I must also note that she…
My 96 yr old Mom had a fall over the Christmas holidays that left her with a broken femur and the need for a walker. She was at a rehab but needed to transition to assisted living ,and did so very reluctantly. Tiffany and the team went above and beyond to resolve any transition issues promptly. She definitely did not want to be anywhere but home. She is coming to the end of her short term stay, and has nothing but wonderful things to say about the staff and the facility. If she did not have a home to return to ,there is no doubt she would choose the Bristal in GC. I must also note that she says the food is excellent and believe me..that is a 5 star rave ! In addition, she mentions how wonderful the housekeeping team is. Always cheerful and welcoming.
The Bristol is first class. From the welcoming to the care of my family member. I would recommend to everyone who is looking for assisted living.
My mother just joined the Bristol community. They were so kind and welcoming .Went out of their way to make sure she felt cared for and welcomed!
They’re not in it for the welfare of your family member. Mine only lasted two years there. Prison food would be better. Nasty director. The issues here go way up the corporate ladder to the top. Don’t bring your loved one here unless you want to be gaslit and ignored while they fade until they’re gone. Most of the fake good reviews are employees that work there. Let this be a warning. Learn from me.
The Bristal Assisted Living in Garden City has been such a relief for our family 😊. The staff has been kind, patient, and genuinely caring with my aunt, which made a big difference during her move. Everyone we’ve interacted with has been warm and welcoming, taking the time to answer questions and check in on how my aunt is settling in 💬. Special shout out to Tiffany, Rachel, Jennifer, for coordinating everything for my aunt, even prior to the actual move in date. Another shout out to Suzanna, Glen, Taiquan, and Naz for going above and beyond to help my aunt feel comfortable and cared for 🩷. The food is amazing, and my aunt actually looks forward to mealtimes now, which says a lot about the quality and variety of what they serve 🍽️. Between the good meals and the friendly dining atmosphere, it really feels more like a community than a facility 😊. The building is clean, bright, and inviting, with plenty of spaces for residents to relax or chat with others ☀️. There are lots of activities and things to do, so my aunt can stay engaged and social instead of feeling isolated 🎲. Our family feels a real sense of peace knowing she’s in a safe place with people who are looking out for her 🙏. Overall, The Bristal in Garden City has been a great choice for my aunt, and we’re very grateful for how helpful and kind everyone has been 💛.
When my sister-in-law needed help in July and I was looking for an assisted living facility that would admit her within our admittedly limited time frame and accept her cat, The Bristal at Garden City bent over backwards to help us. Everyone went out of their way to make this happen for us and I couldn’t be more grateful. Recently she had a hospital and rehab stay and when it was time to return to the Bristal that same commitment to a caring community was front and center. You can’t have a better recommendation than an Alzheimer’s patient who couldn’t remember that she lived there before but could remember the people who cared for her and was so happy to see them again, then you know they really make a difference in the lives Of their residents.