The Bristal Collection

The Bristal’s luxury designation comes from the full package: elegantly designed residences, award-winning chef-prepared dining, resort-style amenities including a fitness suite, cinema, beauty salon, and concierge services, all delivered with attentive, personalized service. It’s not one feature that sets The Bristal apart; it’s the seamless combination of all of them.

With 24 communities across Long Island, Manhattan, Westchester County, and New Jersey, there’s likely a The Bristal community close to you. Browse by region using the tabs above, or contact us and a team member will help you identify the best fit based on your location, care needs, and preferences.

Every community at The Bristal offers an independent lifestyle, assisted living, and memory care. This means you or your loved one can start with the level of support that’s right today and transition seamlessly as needs evolve — all within the same high-end community.

Pricing varies by community and apartment type. Because The Bristal is all-inclusive,  meals, amenities, housekeeping, programming, and services are all part of the experience, many families find the value compelling compared to managing a private home. Visit our Cost Questions Answered page for detailed guidance, or contact your nearest community for personalized pricing.

Every community at The Bristal upholds the same standard of luxury, service, and care,  but each has its own character reflecting its neighborhood and local community. Size, layout, and specific amenities may vary. We always recommend touring the community closest to you to find the right fit.

Yes, and we encourage it. A personal visit is the best way to experience the quality, warmth, and lifestyle The Bristal offers. Use the Schedule a Visit link or contact us today to arrange your tour at a time that works best for you.

Medicaid covers assisted living costs, though the coverage, financial aid, and eligibility of a person differ from state to state. Additionally, not all communities accept Medicaid. By contrast, Medicare does not usually cover the cost of assisted living. We recommend contacting your community of choice to discuss available financial options and connect with resources to assist you.