80th Street Residence

Name: 80th Street Residence
Address: 430 East 80th Street, New York, New York, 10075, United States
Price range: $$

New York New York, United States , New York , United States

4.6 on Google · 19 reviews

Memory Care

About 80th Street Residence

80th Street Residence provides dedicated memory care for individuals living with dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Located on Manhattan's Upper East Side in New York City, the community focuses exclusively on this type of specialized support rather than offering a broader continuum of care. Care at 80th Street Residence is described as personalized, suggesting an approach that takes into account each resident's individual needs and routines rather than a one-size-fits-all model. This kind of focused setting tends to suit families seeking a community where staff attention and daily structure are built specifically around the needs of those with memory loss, rather than a mixed population of residents with varying levels of care needs. Families considering 80th Street Residence for a parent or partner may want to reach out directly to learn more about daily life, including dining, activities, and visiting policies, as well as how the community structures its approach to dementia and Alzheimer's care. Scheduling a visit offers an opportunity to see the setting firsthand and ask about the specifics of day-to-day life for residents.

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4.6

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Lisa Rubin 2 weeks ago

The best decision I ever made regarding my husband's Alzheimer's care was to move him to The 80th Street Residence, after I no longer felt I could provide the care he needed at home. Every step of the way, he was treated with dignity. The programming was excellent, providing more stimulation than I ever could at home --- from daily musical performance, to Shakespeare, "kickboxing", shabbat services and everything in between. At times it seemed he thought he was either at a bed and breakfast or a college dorm! The quality of caregivers and ongoing recreational support is truly excellent, allowing residents to feel part of a community, among familiar friends. And the wisdom from leadership helped me every step of the way. Toward the end of his life, we were able to easily add "in-home" hospice care to make his final weeks peaceful and still filled with love and dignity. I have nothing but profound gratitude for The 80th Street residence and all who work there.
Iris Bennett 3 months ago

My father, who had Alzheimer’s, was cared for by the kind, attentive, and creative staff at 80th Street for over 3 years. This is a special place with an incredibly dedicated staff who appreciate each resident in their full humanity and for the person that he or she is, despite whatever ailments and decline are happening. I will always be grateful to 80th Street and to the sensitive and hardworking staff there for the many ways they made a difficult time better. As a shining example: My dad painted and drew as a hobby and passion throughout his adult life. A few weeks before he passed, 80th Street organized an exhibition of his work at the facility. It was incredible: like an art gallery show and reception, with his works displayed, special catering done by the kitchen staff, flowers, themed napkins, a placard and brochure describing his life with art. He was able to attend and to know that he was being celebrated. And beyond that example there were the every day things: the patience with my dad’s temper during his first year, and with his increasing physical needs over time. Caring for the elderly has to be one of the toughest jobs out there - 80th Street does it with integrity and true commitment. This goes for staff in all types of roles, from the art director and programs director to the nursing aides tasked with the hands-on day and night care, and even the people working at the reception desk. Finally, the staff are also flexible and skilled at working with the families. That is also a key dimension. Thank you, 80th Street. 🙏❤️

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Sharon Ellman 3 months ago

My mother has been a resident of 80th Street with dementia for several months now. Clare Shanley, Executive Director, along with her wonderful entire team are the most amazing people! These individuals go over and above as they support and provide the ultimate in dignified care to all their residents! Without a shadow of a doubt, 80th Street Residence is the most wonderful home for anyone's loved ones with dementia in NYC today!
Ed Scarangella 3 months ago

Hello, DANGER, DANGER. Stay away from this place at all costs. They get you in a room and tell you how wonderful everything is, and then they start playing the shell game with the pricing. They tell you a room costs 20K, but then they say that they can offer it to you at a "discounted" rate of only 18K. I found that quite insulting. I met with the Ed Clare, and she was more like Aunt Clara from the Bewitched tv show.I also had the unfortunate opportunity to meet with the Co-Owner, Larry morehead. He became very angry and agitated when I began to challege some of the things that I was being told, and he did not like it one bit. He got even redder in the face than his usual overly tanned Newport Beach face. It's obvious that he does not spend a lot of time in New York; and who really wants an absentee landlord. In closing, don't even waste your time!! The place looks nice except for the the "Shared Rooms", which is a small room with a half wall dividing two beds. I wouldn't let my dog live there, let alone my mother-in law!
Anya S. 3 months ago

Our stepmother has been a resident at 80th St. for about two years, and she has gotten very good care. In particular, the staff are attentive and truly involved and interested in her wellbeing!