Ivy Lodge Assisted Living

12/09/2022

Greg Howard, Executive Director and Maryann Schaffer, Director of Business Operations accepted generous donations of Slippers, Slipper Socks and Goodie Bags from Dorian LeMieux and supported by Emily Smith, The Knights of Columbus, American Legion Post #72 and the VFW Post 5034 of Saugerties for the residents of Ivy Lodge during this holiday season. Thank you to all who support Dorian in her efforts to bring smiles to the faces of our residents over the holidays.

04/26/2022

Ivy Lodge is a 40 bed Assisted Living facility located in the historic and beautiful Village of Saugerties, NY. Ivy Lodge is licensed by NYS Department of Health for assisted living, enhanced assisted living and special needs assisted living. Our upstairs is a Dementia floor dedicated to those with memory care issues. Visit our website at www.ivylodgeassistedliving.com for more information.

Welcome to Ivy Lodge Assisted Living where we care for your loved ones. We are dedicated to creating a gracious setting where residents can experience autonomy and self-expression while getting the support they need to age in place with dignity.

04/26/2022

Visit our website at www.ivylodgeassistedliving.com under the About Us tab and Careers to apply.

04/26/2022

Per Diem and Part-Time opportunities. Visit our website at www.ivylodgeassistedliving.com to apply.

08/22/2019

We will be holding our mini walk (1/4 mile) here at Ivy Lodge on Saturday, October 19th at 1pm. All residents, families and friends are welcome to join us on the porch for refreshments and to walk with us or cheer us on. All donations through our team “The Ivy’s” page are welcome. Click here or drop off a check at our office made out to Alzheimer’s Association – Hudson Valley Chapter

The Ivy's has joined the fight to end Alzheimer's. Donate today and help us reach our goal.

09/16/2018

"We realized we needed to do something different," Kales says. "We just can't train enough physicians to provide dementia care. Instead, we need to take the daily treatment and management of these patients out of the hands of physicians and put it into the hands of the caregivers themselves."

A new approach to helping Alzheimer's and dementia patients starts with training caregivers, teaching them to respond to their loved ones' needs with insight and creativity.

09/03/2018

08/30/2018

Our dining room

08/07/2018

Relax on the front porch