Long Term
Care Agency in
Midtown Manhattan

Located at the intersection of 56th Street and Lexington Avenue, our Midtown office is convenient to all public transportation, as well as easy to reach on foot. Its expansive windows create a bright, warm environment, instantly setting our many walk-in visitors at ease. This location also serves as hub for our private home health aides and nurses, who work at the many upscale assisted living facilities in the area—among them Brookdale, Maplewood, Kendal, and Atria—as well as in private homes throughout Manhattan.

Sutton Place has been home to New York socialites since the 1920’s. This Midtown neighborhood is not only fashionable, but also familiar to and safe for our clients. Our office is also close to top-rated Presbyterian Hospital, allowing us to stay in tune with all client needs and appointments.

Our Midtown Manhattan location

Like our three other New York offices, our Midtown location has a License from The Department of Health, enabling us easily assist with your loved one’s healthcare needs. With over 50 Home Health Aides on our registry, and more being added daily, we are able to conduct a thorough search to find your family the right fit and provide you with peace of mind. Each Home Health Aide provides references from past employers, and then undergoes through a rigorous background check, interview, and scoring process long before setting foot in your home. Through these screening methods, we are providing the best of care.

Top 10 Things to Do in New York’s Sutton Place

1) Sutton Place Park – Its multiple benches and winding paths are ideal spots from which to take in New York City’s riverfront beauty.

2) Roosevelt Island Tramway – While visiting your loved one, don’t forget to check out The Roosevelt Island Tramway, the most unique and scenic way to travel in New York City.

3) Museum of Modern Art – You and your loved ones will enjoy exploring all this institution—affectionately known as MoMA—has to offer, including works by Van Gogh, Rothko, Warhol, and others.

4) Japan Society – This nonprofit organization is home to art exhibitions, dance, theater, film, and even sake tastings, making it a must-see for fans of Asian culture.

5) Luxury Shopping— The Bloomingdale’s flagship store, located on 59th Street, is legendary not only for its apparel, makeup, and accessories, but also for its famous Magnolia Bakery, offering cupcakes, icebox pies, and other treats. Be sure to also visit Saks Fifth Avenue, another upscale department store featuring luxury apparel, shoes, and home goods.

6) Argosy Book Store – Founded in 1925, this historical six-story book emporium is a bibliophile’s delight.

7) Mr. Chow and Smith & Wollensky – Both of these fine-dining establishments have been staples of the Sutton Place culinary scene since the 1970’s.

8) Sutton East Tennis Club – If your family enjoys hitting the courts, you’ll want to visit this sporty sanctuary in the heart of New York City. During the US Open, you can even find some of the greats here, practicing their craft.

9) St. Patrick’s Cathedral and Central Synagogue – People of all faiths can appreciate the neo-Gothic style of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, as well as the Moorish Revival splendor of Central Synagogue. Meticulously preserved, these religious institutions are both New York City and National Historic Landmarks.

10) The United Nations – While technically not located in New York City (it headquarters are considered to be international territory), this organization seeks to maintain peace and cooperation among nations. Sign up for a guided tour to visit the newly renovated General Assembly Hall, the Security Council Chamber, and the Trusteeship Council Chamber. Tours are offered in six languages, making them accessible for many families.