Certified by The Arbors Assisted Living - Hauppauge • Mar 01, 2026
Assisted Living Facility
The Arbors is the premier all-inclusive assisted living option on Long Island. The Arbors Assisted Living is among the finest choices you can make in senior living. Our highly trained staff of dedicated professionals works with unparalleled compassion and support. Offering a variety of recreational and social activities that enhance the body, stimulate the mind, and feed the soul.
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Certified by The Arbors Assisted Living - Hauppauge • Mar 01, 2026
Certified by The Arbors Assisted Living - Hauppauge • Mar 01, 2026
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Brian Sullivan
Dec 30, 2025
5.0
We moved my 89 year old Mother into the Arbors the beginning of December. The staff could not have been more helpful and caring in getting her settled in. There's always an adjustment period, but she is doing great, loves the food and made a few friends already. We feel so much more comfortable knowing Mom is in a safe and vibrant environment with caring, compassionate people caring for her. She cant wait for the weather to get better. She's looking forward to the day trips. Bring on the Bingo!!
Cheryl Sullivan
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Robert Costanzo
Dec 22, 2025
5.0
I spoke to Anna and others from this assistant Living and they were all very professional and very kind. They helped me all tremendously to get my sister into their place. My sister Lynda lives there now and she absolutely loves everything about the place. She says the food is amazing they have entertainment and things to do all day. It has a theatre room also a hair salon and many other great facilities for everyone who lives there.
My sister says they’ve all been very friendly and helpful throughout her whole moving a couple months ago. Thank you everyone with Arbors Assistant.
Robert C
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Dec 13, 2025
5.0
The Arbors has provided a nurturing, caring environment for my mother. The diverse programs offered each day keeps her engaged and socially active. The staff is caring, attentive, and capable. Knowing she is receiving this level of care in a safe placement has given our family such peace of mind.
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Rahul Panesar
Dec 11, 2025
5.0
I moved my dad into the Hauppauge facility in October. He has adjusted well and is very comfortable with the environment and staff. They are attentive and keep the building clean and running efficiently.
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Mark T
Nov 18, 2025
1.0
**Vernal Brown continues to threaten Google that he is taking legal action - however, nothing is pending. This is a mere threat and scare tactic to get certain negative reviews taken down. Be very cautious of a facility who tries to cover-up their wrongs.***
If you value health, safety, dignity, and basic human decency, please avoid this facility at all costs. In my experience, there is a reason it’s the cheapest place on Long Island...the care reflects it.
My family’s time here was a nightmare. Under Director Vernal Brown, I personally witnessed what felt like targeted treatment toward certain residents, including my mother, simply for questioning decisions or not showing the deference he demanded. Instead of addressing concerns, the response often felt punitive.
They even attempted to impose a $10 per-tray room-service charge despite food that was consistently cold, wrong, or barely edible. The “chef,” Russell, if you can even call him one, routinely sent out meals that my mother couldn’t eat, and room-delivery meals were frequently forgotten altogether leaving my Mom to starve unless I had food delivered to her.
Staffing was another disaster. Help, when you could get it, often took hours. Most of the staff are kind and WANT to help, but they are run around and stretched so thin that it makes their job impossible. The staff also is ever-changing, likely because of Vernal's leadership and demeaning ways. My mother was repeatedly given incorrect medication and doses at incorrect times, and some medications were simply missed. That alone should make any family run.
When I tried to escalate issues, everything hit a wall. Christine Coppola-Leone, who oversees all Arbors locations, would agree on the phone and promise to follow up — then never return calls again. The President, Karen Solomon, was completely unreachable in my experience as she had no time to speak to lowly residents or their families. No accountability, no solutions, just silence.
One of the most disturbing moments came after we reported issues. Instead of addressing concerns, the facility issued what I believe was an improper, retaliatory 30-day eviction notice to an elderly resident — effectively trying to put them out on the street. The Department of Health later stepped in and rejected the eviction as improper. The fact that this even happened is beyond alarming.
I ultimately filed a formal Department of Health complaint myself, and it resulted in multiple citations. That speaks for itself.
In my experience, this facility prioritizes money over human beings. For the safety and well-being of your loved ones, I strongly recommend staying far, far away.
**Vernal Brown continues to threaten Google that he is taking legal action - however, nothing is pending. This is a mere threat and scare tactic to get certain negative reviews taken down. Be very cautious of a facility who tries to cover-up their wrongs.**
Frequently Asked Questions About The Arbors Assisted Living - Hauppauge
Is an assisted living community the same thing as a “nursing home?”
No. People who live in a nursing home typically require constant and continual medical care, often involving a registered nurse and other medical professionals. In an assisted living community, seniors may need help with some daily routines such as grooming and getting dressed, but they are not medically dependent. In fact, assisted living residents enjoy an active lifestyle that can be highly fulfilling and enriching. According to Definitive Healthcare, there are more than 33,000 active assisted living facilities across the United States.
Do you offer memory care?
Yes, Our Islandia East location has our SafeCare Memory Care Neighborhood.
Do you offer activities?
Yes, we want our residents to live more at The Arbors. From art classes to gardening to casino nights, the activities our residents enjoy are endless.
What does all-inclusive mean?
We understand that navigating assisted living can be difficult, and the fees associated with it can be confusing because it usually depends on the amount of care or assistance your loved one needs. This is why we decided to simplify it for you and make all care included in our monthly rate. If your loved one’s needs increase, your rate will not increase because of additional care needs. This all-inclusive plan makes it easier to plan ahead and concentrate on enjoying your time together.
My parent has become increasingly forgetful, even with routine things. Could assisted living be right for them?
There is a very good possibility that assisted living is the ideal choice for your parent. Assisted living communities, while they encourage independence, can also provide personal help with certain everyday tasks such as bathing and grooming as well as monitoring medication intake.
Is an assisted living community the same as a nursing home?
No, assisted living communities provide help with daily routines but residents are not medically dependent, unlike nursing homes where constant medical care is needed.
Does The Arbors Assisted Living offer memory care services?
Yes, The Arbors at Hauppauge offers a SafeCare Memory Care Neighborhood specifically for residents needing memory care.
What types of activities are available for residents at The Arbors?
Residents can enjoy a variety of recreational activities like art classes, gardening, and casino nights to stimulate body, mind, and soul.
What does 'all-inclusive' mean at The Arbors Assisted Living?
All-inclusive means that all care needs are included in the monthly rate, so if additional care is needed, the rate does not increase.
How can I tell if assisted living is suitable for a parent who is becoming forgetful?
Assisted living communities support independence while providing help with daily tasks and monitoring medication, making them ideal for seniors experiencing increasing forgetfulness.
What are the operating hours for The Arbors Assisted Living in Hauppauge?
The Arbors Assisted Living is staffed 24/7 with onsite personnel to support residents at any time.
What payment options are accepted at The Arbors Assisted Living?
They accept American Express, Visa, Discover, cash, and checks as payment methods.
Is The Arbors Assisted Living wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the facility features wheelchair accessible entrances, seating, and restrooms including unisex restrooms.
How can I contact The Arbors Assisted Living?
You can contact them via phone at +1 631-674-4117 or email at info@thearborsliving.com.
What nearby places can I visit before or after my visit to The Arbors Assisted Living?
Nearby, you can visit Children’s Dentistry of Hauppauge for dental care, 7-Eleven for quick snacks or drinks, and Lourdes Industries Inc for professional services; these convenient locations make errands easy when visiting The Arbors.
Are there nearby medical centers around The Arbors Assisted Living?
Yes, The Arbors at Hauppauge medical center is nearby, which can be helpful for medical appointments or emergencies related to senior care.
What other services or businesses are located near The Arbors Assisted Living?
Nearby businesses include law offices such as Law Offices of Penny Slomovitz-Glaser and The Law Offices of Ian S Mednick, PC, which can be useful if legal services are needed.
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