Assisted Living in New Jersey | The Bristal Assisted Living

Convenient Locations in Northern New Jersey

Five of The Bristal’s luxury senior living communities are conveniently located in northern New Jersey, spanning Bergen, Passaic, and Somerset counties.

Take a look at our New Jersey senior living communities here:

New Jersey

Englewood

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Somerset

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Waldwick

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Wayne

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Woodcliff Lake

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About The Bristal in New Jersey

Senior living communities in New Jersey provide a great option for seniors who want to lead a maintenance-free and independent lifestyle but might need help with activities of daily living.

After transitioning to a senior living community, residents often find they have more time to pursue what matters most to them, such as hobbies or spending time with family and friends.

For seniors living in New Jersey, The Bristal Assisted Living offers many benefits to help them begin a new, exciting chapter in their lives. You’ll find independent and assisted living, and compassionate memory care.

Proudly Providing an Inclusive and Affirming Environment

The Bristal Assisted Living is proud strengthen our commitment to LGBTQ+ older adults through a continuing partnership with SAGECare. Our five New Jersey communities, including Englewood, Somerset, Waldwick, Wayne, and Woodcliff Lake, have achieved the SAGECare Platinum Credential.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is assisted living?

Assisted living is a residential option that combines independence with personal care support, offering seniors help with activities of daily living (ADLs) in a community setting without the intensive medical supervision of a nursing home.

Where are The Bristal communities in New Jersey located?

The Bristal collection includes five New Jersey communities, located in Englewood, Somerset, Waldwick, Wayne, and Woodcliff Lake.

How do I schedule a tour or visit to The Bristal communities?

You can schedule a personal tour of The Bristal by contact our team members via phone or online for the community of your choice. We’re happy to accommodate your preferred date and answer any questions you may have during your visit. We also encourage you to speak to residents as you tour the community, enjoy a meal or attend a program, and immerse yourself in what life at The Bristal communities is really like.

Are pets allowed in assisted living?

Every assisted living community is different. At The Bristal, our communities welcome small pets, provided the resident is able to care for the pet themselves. Please contact us for our specific pet policies.

Can I bring my own furniture and belongings to the community?

Yes! Residents are encouraged to personalize their apartments with their own furnishings, photographs, and cherished belongings to make it truly feel like home. However, if you prefer, we’re also happy to assist you in furnishing your new apartment.

What is the process for moving into assisted living?

The process for moving into assisted living typically starts with a tour, followed by an assessment of care needs, the completion of paperwork, and selecting an available suite for move-in. At The Bristal, we will guide you through this process at the pace that best suits your needs and are happy to answer any questions you may have along the way. Please contact us for more information.

How often does The Bristal provide updates to family members, medical professionals, and other relevant parties? What is the primary method of communication?

Families receive regular updates through meetings, phone calls and/or emails. The Bristal also uses the innovative platform LifeLoop to share unique programming and engagement information, as well as photos of residents, with their family and friends. The frequency and method of communication is always tailored to your preference and the resident’s needs, and we are always available to answer questions or discuss anything further.

Can significant others live together at The Bristal?

Absolutely! At The Bristal, couples may share an apartment together and receive individualized care plans, ensuring the needs of each significant other are met.

Does Medicare pay for assisted living?

No, Medicare does not cover the cost of assisted living, as it’s designed for short-term medical care rather than long-term residential support.

How does assisted living cost compare to aging in place?

Assisted living can be surprisingly cost effective when considering all of the costs associated with aging in place at home like property taxes, utilities, home maintenance, groceries, transportation, and private in-home care. Everyone’s situation is unique, however, and we encourage you to contact us to learn more about how to compare the costs you could expect in assisted living to those you can expect aging in place.