Braemar Living At Wallkill

Overview of Professional Staff and Training

Our facility is staffed with a range of healthcare professionals including Home Health Aides (HHA), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN), and Registered Nurses (RN). Each member of our care team undergoes comprehensive training specific to their role to ensure the highest standard of care for our residents.

Safety and Well-being Measures

We prioritize the safety and well-being of our residents and have several measures in place. For more details, we would be happy to discuss these with you directly.

Transition Resources and Support Services

To aid residents in transitioning into our community, we provide case managers and access to outside counseling services.

Transportation Services

We do not provide transportation services for residents.

Dining Experience

Our dining experience is designed to mimic a restaurant-style setting, offering residents a pleasurable mealtime atmosphere.

Resident Complaints and Issues

If a resident has a complaint or issue they want addressed, our case managers or administration are available to assist with any concerns.

Cost of Living

The cost of living in our community ranges between $4,700 to $9,500.

Communication with Residents' Families

All communication with residents' families is conducted through Life Loop, ensuring they are kept updated about their loved ones' well-being.

Short-term or Respite Stays

We offer short-term or respite stays with a minimum of two weeks, and the cost is dependent on the level of care required.

Pet Policy

We are not a pet-friendly community.

Vaccination Services

Residents are able to receive flu vaccinations at the start of the season through our flu clinic. We no longer have a Covid clinic.

Aging in Place

Residents are able to age in place in our community. Currently, we do not have a waitlist for private pay residents.