MyLivingChoice

Upscale and luxury communities

Luxury Senior Living in New York, NY

14 upscale senior living communities within 25 miles of New York, across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Westchester and the New Jersey suburbs. Published starting rates among them run from $6,000 to $9,100 a month. 5 of them work with MyLivingChoice, which means we can introduce you directly.

On this list

14

communities within 25 miles, 5 work with us

Published rates

$6,000 to $9,100

a month, across the 6 that publish a rate

Most listed amenities

Salon or Barber (8), Professional Chef (6), Fitness Center (4)

How this list is made

Every community on this list meets at least one checkable bar: a published starting rate of $6,000 a month or more; three or more of these amenities on site (professional chef, swimming pool, theater room, fitness center, salon / barber), or a community website that presents it as luxury or upscale, in both cases with no published rate below $4,500; or the word luxury in its own name.

Communities that work with MyLivingChoice appear first and carry the Partner label. Within each group the order follows how strongly a community meets the bar, then family ratings, then distance from the centre of the metro. No community pays to be on this list or to move up it, and the referral fee a partner pays never changes the order.

Communities that work with MyLivingChoice

We can introduce you to these directly, and they reach out to you. They appear first because of that, never because of the fee they pay.

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Tell us the care needed, the budget and the timeline, and someone from MyLivingChoice reaches out to communities near New York on your behalf. Free for families, always.

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Every community in the area

The city pages list all senior living in each place, at every price.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as luxury senior living in New York, NY?
There is no official definition, so MyLivingChoice uses a stated bar. Every community on this list meets at least one checkable bar: a published starting rate of $6,000 a month or more; three or more of these amenities on site (professional chef, swimming pool, theater room, fitness center, salon / barber), or a community website that presents it as luxury or upscale, in both cases with no published rate below $4,500; or the word luxury in its own name.
How much does luxury senior living cost in New York, NY?
Among the 6 communities on this list that publish a starting rate, the lowest is $6,000 a month, the middle is $6,400 and the highest is $9,100. Most communities publish no rate at all and quote after a tour, and care fees come on top of the base rent.
What amenities do upscale communities in New York, NY offer?
Of the 14 communities here, 8 list a salon or barber, 6 list a professional chef, 4 list a fitness center. Each card shows what that community lists.
Do any of these communities accept Medicaid?
None of the communities on this list reports accepting Medicaid. Upscale communities are usually private pay, with long-term care insurance and veterans' benefits sometimes applying.
How is MyLivingChoice paid?
MyLivingChoice is free for families. Communities that work with us pay a referral fee if you move in; you never pay us anything, and that fee never changes which communities appear here or in what order. Communities that work with MyLivingChoice appear first and carry the Partner label. Within each group the order follows how strongly a community meets the bar, then family ratings, then distance from the centre of the metro. No community pays to be on this list or to move up it, and the referral fee a partner pays never changes the order.

Luxury senior living in other metros

About these figures: counts, rates and amenities come from the community listings on MyLivingChoice on the day the page was built, and from a read of each community's own website where that has run. A published rate is the community's starting rate as listed; care fees come on top. Sponsored and Premium listings are advertising and are labeled where they appear.