My impression of The Bristal Assisted Living at East Northport during our tour was great. It was over the top, it was nice. It was like a hotel, I passed by the dining room and it had linen tablecloths, they had waiters and waitresses, and they were setting up the tables. All the residents were given things like beer or wine, and they showed them the menu, and the menu had a rack of lamb, baked salmon, or barbecued ribs. They had three entrees to choose from and homemade tiramisu for dessert. It was almost very resort-like and it was expensive too, but it was very nice if you had the money to stay there. The staff who gave us the tour was great. He sat us down and we had a little brochure all set for us, he answered all of our questions and asked my mom if my dad was a veteran so she could get veteran benefits, and things like that. He went above and beyond giving us information and helping us.

I visited a friend at The Bristal at East Northport. I saw the dining room, and recreation was in one of the rooms. It was lovely. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. He was satisfied with the food. He was happy with it, and the care was excellent.

The Staff is extremely helpful, kind and conscientious.

The dining area in Bristal at East Northport is clean, nice, and has a great selection of tasty food. They have wonderful activities and a nice variety of religious activities, card games, and trips on the bus. The staff membes are great, caring, nice, and professional. Thei accommodations are 50% larger than everyone else, be it a studio, a one-bedroom or two-bedroom. Some of their amenities include a children's playroom, a theater, a doctor's office on site, golf course, swimming pool, and so on.

The Bristal is a lovely facility. It's very updated. They seemed to have activities and socialization for the residents. The dining area was nice, the rooms were nice, but it is costly. The food looked really good. It looked like they keep the people engage. The facilities were lovely, and the bedroom was lovely. They have a library, they have movies, physical activities, like exercises, and music, so they keep everyone stimulated.

I was sorry that the Bristal at East Northport didn’t have room for my husband at the time of my visit. He definitely would have gone in there had they had the availability right away. I met the sales manager, and he was extremely nice. In fact, after I have spoken to him and told him that I had made the decision to place my husband in New Jersey, he told me to call him at any time if I need to talk to anybody or if I needed some help, which I thought was extremely nice and very caring. The place was very clean.

This place is top notch. My father moved in a few months ago and loves it. The staff is genuinely friendly, and helpful. He' quickly made friends with other residents, and loves telling people about his new place. From my stand point, the cost is well worth the piece of mind of knowing that my dad is in a clean, safe environment, and that there's always someone around if he needs any help.

Making the decision that it is time to leave your home and seek assisted living options, is a major life decision. For my parents, it was a decision that needed to be made quickly due to health concerns. From the moment we entered the Bristal, my parents felt welcomed and valued. Each and every staff member we encountered was warm and genuine. A year later my parents are settled, acclimated, and enjoying their new home and community. I am very grateful to the Bristal for making this transition as smooth and positive as possible.

The Bristal Assisted Living at East Northport is close, and I want my sister to live closer to me. After visiting, I wanted to live there. The staff member was incredibly accommodating and invited my sister from Massachusetts to come down. I went back with her, and she fell in love with the community. The staff was extremely accommodating. I love the community and the services that were provided. I thought it was a beautiful place. I felt welcomed and felt it's a place where I would want to live if I needed assisted living. It was an extremely positive experience.

We loved The Bristal Assisted Living at East Northport. It was near our daughter, and she would be able to come and have meals with us when necessary. The food was excellent. It was clean. The people there seemed very nice. They had everything for activities. They had happy hour. They had line dancing, exercise, and bus trips to the store. Sometimes, they went to the theater. I just loved it. It had everything that I would expect in an assisted living. You could bring your own furniture -- which I though was great. They served breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks. You could have -- on doctor’s permission of course -- a drink of your choice.

At a certain point in life, it is extremely important to make sure that your loved ones are safe, cared for, properly fed, have access to medical care and have their medications properly administered so that family can have the peace of mind to carry on their lives knowing that their loved ones are in a safe environment. The Bristal provides such an environment but it has proved to provide much more. It provides your loved one companionship that may have been missing, activities if they choose to get involved, entertainment, and trips to get a change of scenery. But most importantly the people who work at The Bristal are a unique group of professionals. They truly befriend and care about the residents and do not treat them as if they were part of an institutional setting but rather that they are home. Our family is thankful that our mother has the opportunity to be a resident at The Bristal when life's events required..

My mom has been at he Bristal Assisted Living at East Northport for 3 plus years. The Place is been great for my mom . I was always worried about my mom living alone. I feel she is much safer in many ways from taking meds, meals, and any needs she might have during the day or night.

I am so grateful for the Bristal in East Northport. Their team of staff and administration are outstanding! I feel confident they address my father's needs and comfortable enough to be able to sleep at night finally after years of overseeing his care. He has dementia and the staff expertise is evident in the understanding of the desease. Moreover, they support family members when it is needed most. The adminstrative staff are "hands on" when it comes to the residents building the team's strength in seeing the resident as an individual and seek out their abilities instead of focusing on their challenges. This translates into a successful team approach for my father and other residents to have enriched lives and family member's peace of mind.

I put my mother in Bristal at East Northport. She has been there since the end of June. The staff is very professional, warm, kind, and open. The rooms are very neat, big enough, and pretty modern, similar to a motel/hotel. The food is excellent. She is in the memory care unit, and they have a full schedule of activities everyday. I'm impressed with the facility. I'm comfortable with the people that are staying there. I just felt at the end of the day, it was a good fit. However, they should be notifying the family about monthly events like emailing them, just a little bit more information in regards to the schedule of events for the upcoming month, or maybe they can share the event with their relatives.

On behalf of my brother and sis-in-law Marc and Lisa and my husband and I John and Evilee we would like to publicly thank The Bristal for being a fantastic facility for our Daddy's final year on this planet. Everyone who came in contact with our Dad Marvin took exceptionally good care of him. From his basic needs to the fact that you all knew when he needed to go to the hospital and did a masterful job of helping us come to the realization when Hospice was needed and helped us get him into Hospice House where he had peace in his final days. The facility is immaculate, filled with activities, great residents and wonderful food and we are all at peace now knowing that our Dad's final year with all y'alls and Hospice House was so peaceful. Thank you kindly for being so kind to our Dad and our family. We have no doubt that anybody who is fortunate enough to have their loved ones at this facility will rest easy at night knowing that their loved one is being so properly cared for. Thank you, bless you all Bristal Angels!!

My wife has Alzheimer's disease and before placing her in the East Northport Bristal, I checked out numerous other facilities for people with Alzheimer's in Suffolk and Nassau, making visits to 6 of them. Based upon my site visits, I thought that this facility would be best for my wife. My wife has now been a resident in the Bristal's East Northport "Reflections" unit for 19 months, and I am very pleased with the care she has been receiving.. My wife still misses me a lot, but I can honestly say that she enjoys her daily activities at the Bristal and is happy living there. Whenever a problem has arisen with her care, it has been handled quickly and properly. She has very caring aides, and administrators are very responsive to any issues I bring to their attention. The Executive Director, Reflections Director, Social Worker, Wellness Center Director, Food Services Director ... everyone works together as a team to provide the best care possible. After visiting my wife on a daily basis these past 19 months, I recently decided to take a week to visit with our son and family in Michigan. Needless to say, I left with some degree of anxiety. However, not only was Clare extremely well cared for during my absence, but the Reflections Director even took the time to email me while I was away to let me know that all was well, and that I should relax and enjoy my visit! That email helped to relieve a lot of my anxiety! In fact, I was so pleased with how my absence was handled that I am now planning to visit our son and his family every few months because I now know that my wife will be okay during my absence. Even though I knew my wife would be asking for me every day, the Bristal staff knew how to manage her daily anxiety and that provided me with invaluable peace of mind. I recommend this facility without reservation to any caregiver seeking a caring assisted living facility for a loved one with Alzheimer's.

My mother is currently a resident of the Bristal at East Northport. I am one of her sons and live almost 3 hours away. I can't put into words what a comfort it is knowing that in any matter, I am called and options are discussed in a very real way, not clinically or more concerned with their interests, but genuine concern for my mom. I can sleep every night knowing everything that is going on in my mom's life. When I visit or when I call, the staff treats me like family. There is a true sense of community alive in there. A few times, mom had medical issues and even though I was hours away, I felt I was in total control of the situation with updates from the staff. I knew they made sure my mother was cared for, something my family is incapable of doing ourselves. Yes there are issues that have to be addressed and you need to stay vigilant, but I have not come across one situation in two years, that I could not resolve with the staff or even the Executive Director if need be. The cost is high, but other residences did not have the uplifting feel of the Bristal. They are in my prayers every day for the wonderful work they do and best of all, I get to hear my mom laugh even when I am 200 miles away.

My mother joined the Bristol family in January 2014. She had lost my father five years prior and was slowly becoming more and more inactive. She was also not taking care of her health. The welcome the staff and reddens gave her was fantastic. My mother went from sitting and watching tv at home to being so active I can't keep up with her!! My mother is thriving!

I visited The Bristal, and the visit was beautiful. It was up to date; if they had like a beauty parlor in there, that would be nice. My mom is still young, and if she had to live in a facility I thought that was nice to have a beauty parlor so she could get her hair done. They have physical therapy on the premises. They have three courtyards; it was great. I was very impressed, and the rooms were really updated. The only thing I would have like for my mom is for those places to have a cooking place because my mom likes to cook. You had to go to the kitchen if you wanted to eat. They have a small kitchen, but with no cooking, that would frustrate her. She is 79; she does not have dementia or any illness that would stop her from being able to cook a meal, but I would absolutely recommend the facility.

The staff at The Bristal was very welcoming and very knowledgeable. They knew a lot of good information. They have an outdoor pool and have different types of entertainment there. They have a social director who does a lot of different things like arts and crafts and different games, so that was interesting. They have single and shared rooms. I think the rooms were of adequate space and easy to navigate. They had nice bathrooms and was easy to get in and out of. The rooms had a little kitchenette that’s shared between the two bedrooms that has doors and a separate bath. The facility was very clean and bright and was very modern. It was a very positive experience that’s why I’m thinking of choosing it for my father.

I also saw The Bristal at Northport, and that was really nice. It was like a luxury hotel. It was newer and larger. It was a beautiful facility. The dining room was very nice. I spoke to some of the residents, and they seemed very happy with it. They also had a little café where they could have coffee and snacks. They had a little movie theater. They had all kinds of activities, like bingo. However, it was out of my price range because it was just too pricey.

The Bristal is brand new. I think only a few years old. But there was a waiting list. It was very impressive, but very costly. The sales person was very efficient and very professional, and also followed up with me in a very professional manner. I would have to say they were impressive. I would consider them if it wasn't so much more money. Everything was brand new. They looked like they had a lot of residents engaged in activities while I was visiting. It was definitely something I would consider. It felt like it was a very homey environment. It was very nice.

Bristal is a very nice place. It is very close to my residence. It looks very clean, very airy, and very well-kept. Everything is very good. The only issue I have is that, I have a scooter, but they don't allow scooters there.

I visited Bristal at East Northport for my parents. Similar to the other facilities we had visited, this one was also nice and pretty. It was clean and kept really nice. They also have two-bedroom apartments, but at the time of our search, there was no availability.

I love it here at The Bristal. Everyone is friendly and helpful. I am very happy here -- I have a beautiful apartment. I always am asked how I like it here, and I say "It's like I died and went to heaven." I have a good life!

The Bristal assisted living attendates saved my life. On Mothers Day, May 13th, 2012 I suffered a heart attack hwhile visiting my wife in the reflections area. You can't beat the Bristal for service.

The Bristal provides all the services a senior needs. Each dept from wellenss to recretaion are performed with a caring professional staff. YOu are never alone here. The staff is watching you, not to interfere, but to make sure you are safe. My wife Sandy is very happy here and seems to have a great attitude after a day of recreation. My family is happy with our residence here.

Great food, hotel-like amenities. Very, very expensive, but apartments are attractive.

This assisted nursing facility has been visited by me. A compound which is full of life and activity is one of the best facilities available in this area. Lot many old people were busy in gossiping, very happy and fresh. The facility offers lot many services which are suppose to be a necessity. On my visit, the staff on duty had lot to offer. The system of looking after the patients and old people is really heartening to see. An atmosphere of a true home clearly reflected the love amongst the residents. After seeing the facility, I was more than satisfied and admitted my father to enjoy peace. The quality of diet offered is really nice and cheap. Nursing team is available inside the complex to look after the sick people. Laundry, bathrooms and other related services are exceptional. I would thank the management for providing such a nice place for our beloved ones. I would recommend it to all.

We are grateful we are for all the help and guidance the Bristal has given our family since my parents moved into the Bristal at Massapequa first for 4 years and now at East Northport for the past 8 months. It is wonderful knowing that my parents are so well cared for in the Bristal. We have valued your expertise working with seniors as well as the way in which you maintained the building and managed your staff.

My mom has lived here since it opened. There has been a huge turnover of staff and management. We have had multiple medication errors and problems with lack of supervision, especially on the overnight shift where the staff was caught sleeping instead of caring for residents. There are a few kind caregivers but they all complain of being over worked and underpaid. I would seriously consider placing your parent here unless you ate very viligant.