Long Beach Assisted Living

Moving my dad into assisted living was not an easy decision. He is a humble man with very simple needs, and all I’ve ever wanted is for him to feel safe, respected, and cared for. From the very first conversation with admission director Kelly Roach, the staff made this transition so much easier for our family. Every single person we encountered was patient, kind, and genuinely compassionate. They didn’t just focus on logistics, they took the time to get to know my father as a person. They listened to his concerns, his life leading up to him coming here, spoke to him with dignity, and made sure he felt comfortable every step of the way. Their assistance throughout the entire process from answering countless questions to helping us settle him in, was thoughtful and reassuring. Knowing that my dad is surrounded by caring, empathetic professionals who truly understand the needs of the elderly brings our family so much peace of mind. It makes all the difference to know he is in the hands of people who treat their residents like family. We are incredibly grateful for the warmth, support, and compassion shown to us during such an important transition.

The admins, staff and nurses at Long Beach Assisted Living were professional, accommodating and kind. They made me and my brother feel reassured that all his needs would be met and so far, they have been. I highly recommend Long Beach Assisted Living to anyone who has a loved one who is in need of an Assisted Living Facility. I feel blessed to have found this place. Thank you for all your help LBAL!

I am very grateful for the care my cousin is receiving at Long Beach Assisted Living. This is a large facility, but just several weeks after arriving, she reports that the staff there is friendly and caring and she feels safe and secure. Herself a caregiver for years before illness ended that career, she knows how exhausting personal assistance, food prep and housekeeping work can be, and she finds the employees very professional. The food at Long Beach Assisted Living is kosher and of a far better quality than she experienced in an earlier assisted living placement; and the dining room has views of the ocean that are incredibly beautiful. She makes friends at BINGO and other group activities. She loved the festive 4th of July party and viewing the fireworks over the ocean from the boardwalk benches with other residents. A rollator lets her enjoy walks on the boardwalk. When she has pain or other medical concerns, she can go see the nurse to be assessed and, if need be, referred to a doctor or hospital. Long Beach Assisted Living staff administers all her medications and sees to her nutritional needs, neither of which she can manage on her own, as well as providing laundry and housekeeping services, thereby permitting her to enjoy a simpler, more pleasant life with dignity.

We recently had our mom admitted to Long Beach Assisted Living. They made the transition as stress free as possible. The staff was extremely helpful in settling her in. Kelly, the Director of Admissions was our guiding light. A huge thank you for helping us navigate the process.

This place is GREAT!!!! My sister was in independent living, where she was in her own apartment. As much as she loved her independence, she started to fall a lot and needs more assistance. she was also a hermit with no social life. Her life was nothing but doctors, food, and tv. In Long Beach Assisted living, she has friends, does activities everyday, they take care of her doctors and meals. And she is surrounded by life by living on the boardwalk. Seeing beautiful sunsets, etc… This place is great!!!