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Atria Park of Great Neck

Senior living in Great Neck, Nassau County. The public facts, the state license, and what is nearby, from a local advisor who helps Long Island families for free.

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Address51 Great Neck Rd, Great Neck, NY 11021
Care offeredAssisted living, Memory care
Licensed beds162
Enhanced assisted living beds90
Memory care beds49
Google rating4.5 stars from 122 reviews
Regulated byNew York State Department of Health
Operator on the licenseATR New York LH, Inc.

Overview

Atria Park of Great Neck sits at 51 Great Neck Rd in Great Neck, New York. The community holds a 4.5-star rating on Google with 122 reviews. It is just a short walk from the Great Neck LIRR station, only 0.2 miles away. Families often read how to successfully place in assisted living and memory care when they start looking for a home. Many families also explore ways to pay for assisted living to plan their budget.

The staff works 24 hours a day, and many have been here for more than 20 years. They run regular balance screenings through Atria’s Better Balance Program to help residents stay steady. When families talk about the move, they often find discussing placement into assisted living with your parents useful.

From Mike’s Long Island guide

Atria is the country’s second largest collection of Assisted, Independent, and Memory communities. The “Park” designation within Atria means that this community offers the highest level of support allowed under NY State licensure for both Memory Care and Assisted Living. They care for seniors with dementia and with several of the physical difficulties that often accompany dementia, like the inability to walk. This community is set in the middle of the community of Great Neck – just steps from the LIRR and convenient restaurants and shopping.

Published in Mike McClernon’s guide: Trusted Memory Care in Nassau County

Care levels and what the license tells you

Atria Park of Great Neck offers three levels of care. There are 90 enhanced assisted living beds, which let a resident stay as needs grow. The community also has 49 special needs memory care beds, New York’s licensed dementia care category. In total, the campus has 162 licensed beds, showing it is a mid-size community. Families comparing options can read assisted living or memory care: which is the better fit for guidance.

Apartments, dining and daily life

Residents can choose a studio or a one-bedroom apartment. Studios range from 286 to 393 square feet and start at $6,945 per month. One-bedroom units range from 380 to 599 square feet and begin at $6,578 per month. The community runs a Better Balance Program with regular screenings. Families often wonder what to expect when moving into a senior living community and find the answer here.

Apartment Options

  • Studio apartments 286-393 sq ft, start $6,945/mo
  • One-bedroom apartments 380-599 sq ft, start $6,578/mo
  • Discounted rate for new residents (up to $14,000 savings first year)
  • 24-hour staff on site

Dining and Housekeeping

  • Restaurant-style dining rooms
  • Meals prepared with dietary options
  • Housekeeping services included
  • Grocery stores like ALDI (0.1 mi) and Shop Delight (0.3 mi) nearby

Lifestyle and Activities

  • Balance screenings and wellness program
  • Seasonal social events such as harvest tasting
  • Nearby parks for walks: Firefighters Park (0.3 mi), Cutter Mill Park (0.3 mi)
  • Easy LIRR access for family visits

Safety and security

The community has a detailed emergency plan for severe weather or illness. Staff are trained to act quickly. Residents benefit from a program that monitors balance and stability. For more on health support, see how assisted living can help manage chronic conditions.

Cost

A one-bedroom unit is listed at $6,578 per month, according to the community’s pricing sheet. The studio price is $6,945 per month. These figures do not include care services, medication management, or optional phone, cable, or internet. Families can learn about budgeting by reviewing understanding senior housing costs.

Location and what is nearby

Atria Park of Great Neck is close to many amenities. North Shore University Hospital is 1.4 mi away, and Long Island Jewish Medical Center is 2.5 mi away. The Great Neck LIRR station is just 0.2 mi from the entrance, while Little Neck and Douglaston stations are 1.1 and 1.6 mi away. Nearby parks include Firefighters Park (0.3 mi), Cutter Mill Park (0.3 mi) and Allenwood Park (0.7 mi). Grocery options such as ALDI (0.1 mi) and Shop Delight (0.3 mi) are within walking distance. Residents can explore memory care on long island for specialized services.

Hospitals and train stations

Area map of Atria Park of Great Neck with the nearest hospitals and LIRR stations

Hospitals

  1. 1North Shore University Hospital, Manhasset1.4 mi
  2. 2Long Island Jewish Medical Center, New Hyde Park2.5 mi

LIRR stations

  1. 3Great Neck0.2 mi
  2. 4Little Neck1.1 mi
  3. 5Douglaston1.6 mi

Parks, shops and places of worship close by

Close-up map of Atria Park of Great Neck with nearby parks, shops, pharmacies and places of worship

Parks

  1. 6Firefighters Park0.3 mi
  2. 7Cutter Mill Park0.3 mi
  3. 8Allenwood Park0.7 mi

Groceries

  1. 9ALDI0.1 mi
  2. 10Shop Delight0.3 mi
  3. 11Associated Supermarket of Great Neck0.6 mi

Pharmacies

  1. 12AMG Pharmacy0.1 mi
  2. 13CVS Pharmacy0.2 mi

Places of worship

  1. 14Temple Isaiah of Great Neck0.3 mi
  2. 15Beloved Church New York0.3 mi
  3. 16Community Church of Great Neck0.3 mi

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Common questions

What is the staff experience like?

The team works around the clock, and many members have been at the community for over 20 years. Their long tenure helps keep care consistent. You can learn more about free assistance from a senior living advisor at senior living advisor long island.

How many memory care beds are available?

The community is licensed for 49 special needs memory care beds, which is New York’s category for dementia care. This level of care is designed for residents with memory challenges. More details on memory care options can be found at memory care for alzheimer’s and dementia on long island.

Which hospitals are nearby?

North Shore University Hospital is just 1.4 mi away, and Long Island Jewish Medical Center is 2.5 mi away, providing easy access to medical care. The proximity of these hospitals is a comfort for families. For a broader view of the north shore area, see senior living north shore of long island.

How easy is transportation for visitors?

The Great Neck LIRR station is only 0.2 mi from the community, making train travel very convenient. Little Neck and Douglaston stations are also close, at 1.1 mi and 1.6 mi respectively. Guidance on finding a Long Island assisted living home can be found at assisted living long island.

What dining options are nearby?

Residents can enjoy local restaurants such as Kitchen Melody for kosher Persian food and Shoshaku for sushi. Grocery stores like ALDI and Shop Delight are within a short walk. Social interaction through meals is important for health, as discussed in healthy aging: why socialization matter.

How can I get free help from Mike McClernon?

Mike McClernon offers free senior placement assistance to families on Long Island. He can answer questions about costs, care levels, and community fit. You can start the conversation by visiting Mike’s blog.

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Part of Mike’s guide to Memory Care in Nassau County.

Sources: New York State Department of Health facility registries, Google Maps, and the community’s own website. Assisted Living Locators of Long Island is an independent advisor and is not the operator of this community.

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