Sandy Tabatznik
Jun 2026
The Coterie Hudson yards has been a lifesaver for my family and myself. My husband has very advanced early onset Alzheimer’s, this being said because he’s still young and extremely physically strong. We had been experiencing extreme aggressive behavior before deciding that we had no other choice but to put him in a home. The first place was an absolute disaster, however through that we were armed with lots of new information and decided to try the Coterie which we loved for many reasons but mostly for their updated methods in dealing with Alzheimer’s and Dementia. I went in extremely nervous but by day one, my husband seemed content. The kindness of all the staff, the engagement with the residents on every floor including the restaurant are beyond anything I expected. The care and knowledge that they have, helped me feel so comfortable that I’m taking my first trip out of the country with the knowledge that he’s safe and well taken care of. One thing I’ll add is that we have our own aides, only because my husband can’t be left alone anymore, however we do receive a lot of support from the exceptional Coterie staff. Every wish is granted, my husband is engaged in the many other offerings so that his mind and body are kept active. The area: while I was worried about being in Hudson yards which always felt very un-New york is actually incredibly well placed, a few blocks away is Chelsea known for its hundreds of galleries and great restaurants. Walks along the high line are steps away. The beautiful little park behind the coterie is a lovely place to sit in nice weather, the proximity to subways are easy. Negatives: I wish that places like this were affordable for everyone in this position.
