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Northern Manor Geriatric Ctr Costs & Pricing
At Northern Manor Geriatric Center, the monthly cost for a private room is $4,235. This aligns favorably when compared to the average rates in Kings County, which stand at $5,284, and within the broader context of New York State where private room costs average around $5,159. The pricing at Northern Manor not only reflects a competitive edge in terms of affordability but also signifies a commitment to providing quality care while ensuring that residents have access to necessary services at a reasonable price point compared to other facilities in the area.
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Northern Manor Geriatric Ctr
Kings County
New York
Private
$4,235
$5,284
$5,159
Overall Review of Northern Manor Geriatric Ctr
common22 reviews mention this
Care can feel attentive and kind
Many reviewers describe staff as caring, pleasant, and responsive.
A sizable number of residents and family members report consistently polite, friendly, and helpful interactions from reception through nursing and therapy. Several also mention being kept updated and supported by social services and administration during transitions and follow-ups. Some reviewers explicitly praise specific staff members by role, describing them as warm and invested in residents’ well-being.
differentiator3 reviews mention this
Rehab and physical therapy stand out
Reviews point to a strong rehabilitation and therapy program.
Multiple reviews describe physical therapy and therapists as knowledgeable and effective during recovery, including after surgeries and during rehab stays. One reviewer credits a structured rehab program with regaining mobility and self-care skills, while others highlight therapists delivering excellent results. Even among reviewers who discuss other concerns, the positive rehab experiences still appear for therapy staff and outcomes.
common10 reviews mention this
Clean rooms are praised—sometimes disputed
Cleanliness is a frequent point of contrast in reviews.
Several reviewers say the facility and rooms look clean, well kept, and comfortable during their visits or stays. Others report problems like dirty conditions, issues with hygiene, or cleanliness lapses, including mentions of soiled items and general dirt. Taken together, cleanliness comes across as uneven in residents’ day-to-day experiences as reflected in the reviews.
caveat5 reviews mention this
Food quality draws mixed reactions
Food quality is a recurring concern, despite some positive mentions.
Some reviewers describe meals as good and part of an overall comfortable experience. Others complain that food is nasty or unappealing, including comments about meals or food being cold. A few reviews also tie their dissatisfaction to hygiene-related or safety concerns around what was provided during the stay.
caveat8 reviews mention this
Care can be inconsistent and delayed
Some residents and families report lapses in attention and care follow-through.
Beyond praise for caregiving, multiple reviewers describe dismissive or inattentive care, including concerns about short staffing and difficulty getting help. Several mention problems with hygiene between showers, not being changed promptly, or finding residents in inadequate conditions. There are also complaints about communication and responsiveness, including long waits for assistance after using call lights.
differentiator4 reviews mention this
Social work and coordination get credit
Social work and coordination are highlighted in a few reviews.
Several family members and visitors point to social services as a key reason their experience felt supported, especially around getting updates and coordinating next steps. A few reviewers specifically mention the director of social work and describe her as warm, compassionate, and engaged in resident and family needs. Other reviews are less favorable about staff handling, but social work still shows up as a clear bright spot in multiple accounts.
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Features
Types of Care
Day Program
Transportation
LaGuardia (9 miles away)
John F Kennedy International (10 miles away)
Newark International (10 miles away)
Nearby Places of Interest
Located in the heart of Brooklyn, New York, this neighborhood offers convenient access to various transportation options including multiple MTA subway stations and the LIRR. In terms of healthcare, there are several pharmacies nearby as well as reputable hospitals such as NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital and Kings County Hospital Center. The area also boasts a variety of parks for leisurely strolls and outdoor activities, including Fort Greene Park and Brooklyn Bridge Park. For entertainment, seniors can enjoy nearby theaters like Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn or relax at cafes like East One Coffee Roasters. Additionally, there are plenty of dining options ranging from seafood at Brooklyn Crab to Korean cuisine at Kimbap Lab. Overall, this neighborhood provides a vibrant mix of amenities and services that cater to the needs of seniors looking for a comfortable and active lifestyle in Brooklyn.
Transportation
MTA Subway - Grand Army Plaza (0.2 miles)
MTA Subway - 7th Ave (0.3 miles)
MTA Subway - Franklin Avenue-Medgar Evers College (0.7 miles)
At Northern Manor Geriatric Center, the monthly cost for a private room is $4,235. This aligns favorably when compared to the average rates in Kings County, which stand at $5,284, and within the broader context of New York State where private room costs average around $5,159. The pricing at Northern Manor not only reflects a competitive edge in terms of affordability but also signifies a commitment to providing quality care while ensuring that residents have access to necessary services at a reasonable price point compared to other facilities in the area.
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Palliative home care focuses on improving the quality of life for individuals with serious illnesses by providing comfort, symptom management, and emotional support in their own homes. This approach includes personalized care plans, regular assessments, and resources for family caregivers, all while prioritizing person-centered treatment that aligns with patients' goals.
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Day Program
LaGuardia (9 miles away)
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