Brighton Gardens of Saddle River is an assisted living community in Saddle River, New Jersey, located in a New York City suburb with easy access to Route 17, the Garden State Parkway, and I-287. The community offers assisted living, memory care, and short-term stays, with specialized neighborhoods tailored to residents' evolving needs.
The community features two memory care neighborhoods: the Terrace Club Neighborhood for those with mild memory loss, and the Reminiscence Neighborhood for residents with moderate to advanced Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. Standard assisted living residents receive support with activities like dressing, bathing, and medication management in an engaging environment. All residents benefit from suites with large windows and access to beautifully landscaped outdoor areas.
Daily programming includes a variety of activities designed to appeal to personal interests, ranging from creative pursuits like art to fitness classes and educational opportunities. The community's culinary team prepares fresh cuisine with personalized menu selections tailored to individual preferences and dietary needs, including diabetic, pureed, fortified, and low-sodium diets. A bistro area offers snacks and serves as a social gathering space.
The community is conveniently positioned near Interstate Shopping Center, Mahwah Public Library, Ramsey Cinema, and several hospitals including Valley Hospital, Hackensack University Medical Center, and Good Samaritan Hospital. Residents may bring their own furniture to personalize their apartments, and the community has recently completed a substantial renovation.
Base monthly costs include fresh meals, daily programming, housekeeping, laundry, trash removal, an emergency safety alert system, and transportation for community programs. Care services are assessed individually and priced separately based on each resident's healthcare needs, with additional service fees potentially applying depending on specific requirements.
Pets are welcome at the community, as evidenced by a resident dog living on-site and residents' ability to bring their own pets.