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The Bristal at Jericho

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

Assisted livingMemory careEnhanced assisted living Nassau County

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Address310 Jericho Tpke, Jericho, NY 11753
Care offeredAssisted living, Memory care, Enhanced assisted living
Licensed beds200
Enhanced assisted living beds60
Memory care beds45
Google rating4.5 stars from 71 reviews
Regulated byNew York State Department of Health
Operator on the licenseEngel Burman Senior Care at Jericho, LLC

Overview

The Bristal at Jericho sits on Jericho Turnpike in the heart of Nassau County. It holds a 4.5-star rating from 71 Google reviews and offers a free consult with a senior living advisor long island to help families start the search. Learn the steps to a smooth move with our guide on how to successfully place in assisted living.

Residents can choose independent living or step up to assisted living with a dedicated memory-care wing called Reflections. The community’s approach blends personalized support with active programming. Read about the benefits of memory care on Long Island and how to talk about options in a discussing placement into assisted living with your parents conversation.

From Mike’s Long Island guide

This is another new building for Bristal – it opened in 2019. The Memory Care section of this community is active and friendly, with residents, families, and staff all interacting in a friendly and upbeat manner. Memory apartments here come in two types – private studios and ‘Friendship Suites’ – suites where both residents have private bedrooms and share a common foyer and kitchenette. This is only community on Long Island where Bristal has put a separate Independent Living community together with an Assisted and a Memory community. Their idea is that seniors can ‘age in place’, starting with Independent Living and then perhaps progressing as needed to other types of care – all on the same campus.

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

Care levels and what the license tells you

The Bristal is licensed for 200 total beds. Sixty of those are enhanced assisted living beds, which let a resident stay as care needs grow. Forty-five special-needs memory care beds fall under New York’s dementia-care category, giving families a clear path for Alzheimer’s or related conditions. The remaining beds support traditional assisted living and independent living options. For families seeking a forward-thinking model, see assisted living forward-thinking care for your elderly.

Apartments, dining and daily life

Each apartment includes a kitchenette, private bathroom, and all utilities, so daily chores are minimal. Meals are chef-prepared and served three times daily in a country-club style dining room, with a bistro open for snacks. A robust calendar offers fitness classes, creative workshops, cultural outings, and live entertainment. New residents often wonder what to expect; our article on what to expect when moving into a senior living community walks through the first weeks.

Apartment Options

  • Choice of floor plan with kitchenette and private bath
  • All heating, air-conditioning, electricity, and internet included
  • On-site maintenance of units and common areas
  • Small pets allowed for residents who can care for them independently - see can I bring my dog?

Dining & Housekeeping

  • Three chef-prepared meals each day in a country-club style dining room
  • Bistro offers refreshments throughout the day
  • Special diet menus available on request
  • Daily housekeeping plus weekly linen laundering; personal laundry service on demand - learn how this supports assisted living can help a senior’s social well-being

Lifestyle & Wellness

  • Fitness suite and wellness center with modern equipment
  • On-site beauty salon and barber shop
  • Scheduled transportation to shops, parks, and cultural venues
  • Daily programming includes fitness, arts, and social events - compare options in comparing independent living and assisted living for seniors

Safety and security

The community provides 24-hour security, an on-site management team, and an emergency response button in every apartment. Staff are trained to assist around the clock, giving families peace of mind.

Cost

The Bristal lists a starting rate of $6,000 per month for a friendship suite, as published by the community. For families looking at budgeting, explore ways to pay for assisted living to understand payment options and assistance programs.

Location and what is nearby

The campus is just 2.1 mi from Syosset Hospital and 3.5 mi from Plainview Hospital, making medical care easy to reach. The Hicksville LIRR station is 1.8 mi away, with Syosset (3.1 mi) and Westbury (3.5 mi) nearby for train travel. Outdoor lovers will enjoy Matthew D. Lynch Field (0.4 mi) and Robbins Lane Community Park (1.4 mi). Grocery needs are met by H Mart Jericho (0.9 mi) and the CVS Pharmacy (0.4 mi) is within walking distance. Learn more about the area at senior living Nassau County.

Hospitals and train stations

Area map of The Bristal at Jericho with the nearest hospitals and LIRR stations

Hospitals

  1. 1Syosset Hospital, Syosset2.1 mi
  2. 2Plainview Hospital, Plainview3.5 mi

LIRR stations

  1. 3Hicksville1.8 mi
  2. 4Syosset3.1 mi
  3. 5Westbury3.5 mi

Parks, shops and places of worship close by

Close-up map of The Bristal at Jericho with nearby parks, shops, pharmacies and places of worship

Parks

  1. 6Matthew D. Lynch Field0.4 mi
  2. 7Robbins Lane Community Park1.4 mi
  3. 8Cantiague Park Ice Rink1.4 mi

Groceries

  1. 9H Mart Jericho0.9 mi
  2. 10Apna Bazar1.2 mi
  3. 11Villager Farmers Market1.2 mi

Pharmacies

  1. 12CVS Pharmacy0.4 mi
  2. 13Island Care Pharmacy1.2 mi

Places of worship

  1. 14Jericho Jewish Center0.3 mi
  2. 15Church of St. Paul the Apostle0.6 mi
  3. 16Temple Or Elohim, A Community Reform Congregation0.8 mi

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Common questions

What types of care are offered at The Bristal?

The community provides independent living, assisted living, enhanced assisted living, and a dedicated memory-care neighborhood called Reflections.

How many assisted living and memory care beds are available?

There are 60 enhanced assisted living beds and 45 special-needs memory care beds, all part of a total of 200 licensed beds.

Are pets allowed in the community?

Small pets are welcome for residents who can care for them independently.

What dining options are available?

Residents enjoy three chef-prepared meals daily in a country-club style dining room, plus a bistro for snacks and flexible diet accommodations.

How can I arrange a tour or get more information?

You can contact the community directly for a private tour, and you may also read our guide on senior placement services benefit seniors and their families for additional support.

How can I get free help from Mike McClernon?

Mike McClernon offers free, local senior placement assistance on Long Island. Reach out through the free placement service to start the conversation.

Compare nearby communities

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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