I visited The Bristal at Mount Sinai and everything was beautiful. I don't have anything I could say bad about the place, it's very nice. The woman we met with was terrific, she toured us through the whole place and sat down with us, and explained the fee and everything. She showed us a room, and we were able to walk around the facility to get familiar with it. It's a beautiful place and the landscaping is very nice. It seemed to have a flow to it. The dining rooms and the other rooms where the activities were, they're pretty much close to each other. So people wouldn't forget where it was. They had everything you can think of.

Don't let the beauty of this place fool you. When you have to call several times a week to get a resident some help with basic hygiene it's a problem! Not to mention errors with prescribed medications and therapies.There are certainly a few wonderful employees there, but they can't seem to keep many of the good ones. Those in charge are inadequate.

The Bristal Assisted Living at Mount Sinai was very nice. The lady who gave us the tour was very helpful, spoke directly to my father, and answered any questions and concerns that we had. It was very well laid out, organized, and the help that we needed for my mom was there. The apartments were lovely. The facility was very clean, it was relatively new since they just opened a year or two years ago. Everything was modernized, updated, and very accessible. They had a lovely movie theater room, they had a arts and crafts room, a game room with cards and billiards. Outside, they had plenty of courtyards with nice furnishing and they had shuffleboard outside, which appeals to my dad. They had the doctors on site which was wonderful. The dining room was very, very nice, it was very classy-looking. It's just the price, it was quite expensive.