Senior-living directory
Explore published independent living profiles in Syracuse and see which practical details still need confirmation.
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Syracuse, NY
Brookdale Bellevue is an adult home and adult home memory care community in Syracuse, New York, set among natural surroundings away from the bustle of the city. Residents live in private apartments with dining and housekeeping included, and a trained staff member is on site around the clock to assist in an emergency.
Syracuse, NY
Brookdale Summerfield is an independent living community in Syracuse, New York. Residents live in one- and two-bedroom pet-friendly apartment homes with natural light, and staff handles chores. The community has a putting green, fitness center, cafe and bistro, and golf course.
Syracuse, NY
Menorah Park of CNY is a Jewish senior living campus in Syracuse, New York, offering independent living at The Oaks, assisted living at The Inn, and nursing and rehabilitation at the Jewish Health & Rehabilitation Center. The campus has served older adults in Central New York since 1912 and also provides memory care at The Terrace, adult day care and home care services.
Syracuse, NY
Oaks At Menorah Park Campus is the independent living community at The Oaks on the Menorah Park continuum-of-care campus in Syracuse, New York, which also includes assisted living and nursing home services elsewhere on campus.
Syracuse, NY
The Bernardine offers independent living and assisted living in a 23-story community in Syracuse. It is in the Valley neighborhood, where outdoor seating gives residents and families a place to spend time visiting.
Counts are published communities, not available rooms. A community may offer more than one care type.
Planning your search in Syracuse
Our directory currently includes 10 published communities in Syracuse across all care types. This is directory coverage, not a count of available places or every community in the area.
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