Frequently Asked Questions

We don't expect you to be experts on what we do or how we can help. Give us a call. We can assess your needs and advise if we can provide the proper care needed. Even if someone is on oxygen, in a wheelchair, or has dementia, we may be able to help. 

Keene Valley Neighborhood House offers various types of rooms, including private and semi-private rooms, as well as two-room suites. All rooms have access to either a private bath or shared bathroom.

Let's face it, assisted living care is expensive, and health insurance typically does not cover the costs. However, KVNH is one of the most affordable options in the region. As a non-profit, it's part of our mission to help as many people as possible. In certain circumstances, financial assistance may be available. Fill out our Assessment Form to see if you or your loved one qualifies for financial assistance. Or just give us a call to find out more.

Yes. We have a unique approach and design to memory care which allows residents of most cognitive abilities to access all common areas, allowing them to socialize with everyone, rather than being confined to a locked unit. And we don't charge more for memory care services. As long as the resident does not pose a risk to others, we can work with the family and their healthcare providers to come up with an individualized care plan.

We offer a variety of social activities to keep our residents engaged and entertained, including games, music, arts and crafts, and exercise classes.

Great question! The process is fairly simple, but if you urgently need to find a place for yourself or a loved one, it can be stressful and overwhelming. View our "Steps of Admission" to help guide you through the process, and we will personally guide you along the way as well. To get things started, consider filling out an application now. It's free and there is no obligation.