Arbor Terrace Teaneck

As first impressions, walking into the Arbor Terrace, it is a pleasure to see friendly staff, smiling resident faces. I am a Geriatrician who visits my residents in the building. It is always a delight to deal with their friendly & helpful staff. The residents are happy & enjoying different activities. Just yesterday one of my new residents was talking about wanting to start teaching a new class with the help of the facility staff. This truly provides meaning in the lives of our elderly. Amazing!

I enjoy living at Arbor Terrace Teaneck, my apartment is very roomy and get plenty of sun light. The staff is always kind and very helpful. There is plenty of activities you can avail yourself to. Transportation is available to help us to medical appointments, shopping and other activities. Dining accommodates our needs and there are plenty different options. I made a lot of friends and enjoy living here.

While being a resident at Arbor for the last 3 years I enjoy the convenience of having transportation to local shops, and outings to plays. Daily exercise at the community is my favorite. Happy hour and holiday parties are always a fun way to engage and socialize with neighbors. Staff is excellent and always willing to help.

Arbor Terrace is a wonderful community. It is very unique because it is only Independent Living! Each condo apartment has a full kitchen and washer and dryer! The staff goes out of their way every opportunity they have. It is a wonderful place to call home!

In August of 2022, my sister was diagnosed with cancer. The symptoms of her illness made it clear that she could no longer manage living by herself in her multi-level house. After more than 60 years she was reluctant to be torn away from her community where she found much emotional support. Yet, she needed a new home that provided a safe environment and that relieved her of chores that she no longer could do.

Arbor Terrace checked all the boxes for us. She was able to rent an apartment in a complex that provided two meals a day and rides to her medical appointments. Yet, it was close to her old hometown. She loved her new apartment and was proud to show it and the facilities at Arbor Terrace to the friends and relatives that visited. She raved about the warm and caring staff. She felt accepted immediately and was enthusiastic about the new friends she was making. The prospects of a new life at Arbor Terrace excited her. Unfortunately, her disease brought this new phase of her life to an end much too soon. Friends and family mourn her passing but take some solace from the joy she found from her brief stay at Arbor Terrace.