The Chelsea at Greenburgh offers active assisted living in Westchester County, NY. Our Westchester senior housing community offers accommodations for Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Short Stays. These living options are available in one central location, allowing residents to transition as their needs evolve. All residents also enjoy easy access to our community’s services and amenities.
While our buildings are filled with beautiful common spaces and apartments, our best asset is the energy and sense of belonging that fills our senior living community. Our residents and their families enjoy participating in interactive and fun activities. You’ll see us on trips around New York, including New York City, but you’ll also catch us in our community creating memories during our daily activities.
At The Chelsea at Greenburgh, we know how to live each moment with meaning. Get a snapshot of what it’s like to live at The Chelsea through our Facebook page and watch some of the latest highlights from social media below.
If you’d like to visit us, start with our virtual tour. Then either give us a call or schedule a day and time that works best for you based on our availability.
There’s so much to look forward to and explore when you consider assisted living in Westchester. We can’t wait to introduce you to the sights and the activities to do.
Our residents and families love to visit:
Our residents love creating new memories and having new experiences by exploring everything Westchester County has to offer. At The Chelsea, you can arrange transportation services so that you can take in the world around you.
Life at The Chelsea at Greenburgh is as good as advertised. Take a virtual tour on your left to get a feel for our community. While our virtual tour shows you how our community looks, the best way to get a sense of our vibrant social life is by checking out our Lifestyles page.
Working with Jenisha as my therapist made me be able to walk confidently without the walker. Now, I can walk without the walker and without losing balance.
Else C., Friend of Memory Care Resident
When I first started therapy, I was unable to lift myself up from the toilet. Now, after some practice from physical therapy, I can get up by myself. That means I can go play Canasta.
Barbara, New City
Her health has just gotten better and better. I call her everyday and she’s rarely in her room because she is up and ready to go.
Shelley Senter, Friend of Memory Care Resident
“Thanks to my FOX OT Chris and PTs Jocelyn and Antonio, I have progressed from using a wheelchair to walking safely and independently with a cane.
John, Maple Pointe
The attitude of the staff is incredible. They will go out of their way to help you.
BERTHA O’CONNOR, Resident