Find supported living centers in Staten Island, New York. Browse CMS-verified care facilities with contact information, star ratings, and bed counts.
How CMS Star Ratings Work
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services rates facilities 1–5 stars based on health inspections, staffing levels, and quality measures. Facilities without a rating are not yet rated by CMS.
88 Old Town Road, Staten Island, NY 10304
460 Brielle Ave, Staten Island, NY 10314
200 Lafayette Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10301
25 Fanning Street, Staten Island, NY 10314
140 Meisner Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10306
275 Castleton Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10301
91 Tompkins Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10304
100 Castleton Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10301
191 Bradley Ave, Staten Island, NY 10314
135 Vanderbilt Ave, Staten Island, NY 10304
Supported Living Centers in Staten Island, New York provide residential care and support services for adults who need assistance with daily living activities. Our directory lists 10 facilities in Staten Island with verified contact information and CMS quality ratings.
CMS star ratings (1-5 stars) reflect the overall quality of care based on health inspections, staffing levels, and quality measures. Higher-rated facilities in Staten Island have demonstrated consistent, quality care delivery.
When evaluating supported living centers in Staten Island, consider the CMS star rating, bed count, ownership type, and whether the facility accepts Medicare or Medicaid. Always schedule an in-person visit before making a decision.
The cost of a supported living center in Staten Island typically ranges from $3,500 to $8,000+ per month depending on the level of care required, facility size, and amenities. Contact facilities directly for current pricing and to understand what is included in monthly fees.
Many facilities in our directory are Medicare and Medicaid certified. Coverage depends on the type of care needed and your specific situation. Contact the facility directly and consult with a benefits counselor to understand your coverage options.
During a visit, observe cleanliness, staff interactions with residents, activity programs, meal quality, and the overall atmosphere. Ask about staffing ratios, how they handle medical emergencies, visitor policies, and what the discharge process looks like.