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Senior living in Levittown, Nassau County. The public facts, the state license, and what is nearby, from a local advisor who helps Long Island families for free.
Call Mike: (516) 254-9481 See what is nearbyVillage Green Assisted Living sits on 90 Schoolhouse Road in Levittown, Nassau County. It holds a 4.4-star Google rating from 48 reviews. Families often explore Assisted Living Nassau County options to compare size and services. The process of finding the right community is explained in How to Successfully Place in Assisted Living and Memory Care.
The community offers both assisted living and memory care under one roof. Discussing the move with your parent can feel challenging, so reading Discussing Placement into Assisted Living with Your Parents can help families. If you feel guilty about the decision, the guide on Coping with Guilt When It’s Time to Move Mom or Dad Into Assisted Living offers perspective.
The Village Green Assisted Living and Memory Community in Levittown is all about human interaction. The Levittown area in Central Long Island grew after World War II based on thousands of returning GI’s looking for moderately priced houses where they could build their American dream surrounded by friends and family. Village Green has taken some of the themes and history of the area and used it to create a Community based on camaraderie. Each of the three floors has plenty of indoor and outdoor spaces in which to talk with other residents, meet with family, or simply find a quiet place for reading or watching TV.
This Community has a separate, secure section for those with cognitive difficulties such as Alzheimer’s disease. Seniors with dementia living at Village Green have a full day of activities for each day. The goal in this part of the community is to give these residents, “Good Days” each day, and they use proven techniques such as redirection, reminiscence, and sensory stimulation to help each resident enjoy each day and each other.
Published in Mike McClernon’s guide: Senior Living South Shore of Long Island
This new community, located in the heart of Levittown, reflects the special nature of the surrounding town. Village Green’s approach to Memory Care is personalized in an approach called Heartfelt Connections. Through this program, the community works to recognize what continues to make each resident unique, despite Alzheimer’s or some other form of dementia. The program strives to help family members continue to be spouses, children, and loved ones of the person with dementia. Various room arrangements are possible in the Memory neighborhood, and a private, secure garden is available just for residents with cognitive difficulties.
Published in Mike McClernon’s guide: Trusted Memory Care in Nassau County
Village Green is licensed for 103 total beds. All 103 are counted as enhanced assisted living beds, meaning residents can stay as their care needs grow. Within that total, 46 beds are designated as special needs memory care beds, the state’s category for licensed dementia care. The community’s licensing model aligns with the ideas presented in Assisted Living: Forward-Thinking Care for Your Elderly Loved One.
Residents can choose studio apartments of about 305 sq ft or one-bedroom units around 435 sq ft. Meals are prepared by a chef and served in a dining room where residents can enjoy a variety of options. Daily life includes scheduled activities such as art projects, yoga sessions, and group outings. A sample of a typical day is described in A Typical Day in Memory Care for Memory Care Residents.
The community follows New York State Department of Health regulations, and its close proximity to hospitals, Nassau University Medical Center (1.2 mi), St. Joseph Hospital (2.8 mi) and Plainview Hospital (4.2 mi), adds peace of mind. Guidance on managing evening confusion can be found in What is Sundowning, and How Can Memory Care Help?.
Village Green does not publish a fixed monthly rate on its website. Pricing typically depends on the level of care, apartment size, and any additional services, and families receive a personalized quote after a needs assessment. For information on payment options, see Ways to Pay for Assisted Living.
Located at 90 Schoolhouse Road, the community is 1.2 mi from Nassau University Medical Center, 2.8 mi from St. Joseph Hospital, and 4.2 mi from Plainview Hospital. LIRR stations are within a short drive: Hicksville (2.6 mi), Bethpage (2.7 mi) and Westbury (3.3 mi). A park is just 0.3 mi away (Frenchie Den) and another at 1.0 mi (MacLaren Stadium). Grocery options include Uncle Giuseppe’s Marketplace (1.0 mi) and Walmart Neighborhood Market (1.1 mi). For a broader view of senior living options in the county, visit Senior Living Nassau County. Explore specialized memory care nearby at Memory Care in Glen Cove, Nassau County.
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The community offers assisted living and memory care, with enhanced assisted living beds and 46 special-needs memory care beds for residents with dementia.
The state license lists 103 total beds, so the community can house up to 103 seniors.
Staff members are trained to meet the standards set by the New York State Department of Health and to provide assistance with daily activities and medication management.
The closest hospital is Nassau University Medical Center, just 1.2 mi away, followed by St. Joseph Hospital (2.8 mi) and Plainview Hospital (4.2 mi). Families can read about Memory Care for more insight.
You can request a private showing through the community’s website or contact their staff for a scheduled visit. Helpful tips for touring are outlined in Get Answers.
Mike McClernon offers free, local placement assistance for families in Long Island; you can start the process by visiting the senior living advisor page. Learn more at Senior Living Advisor Long Island.
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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