Assisted Living in Middletown

At Arbor Terrace Middletown, you get around-the-clock resident care from our professional staff, including our 24-hour response with our emergency call system. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes from knowing our professional, trained, and helpful staff assists you with daily living tasks, medication management, and other health care needs.

No, apartments do not come furnished. Our spacious apartments allow you to express your own personal style, and we encourage you to bring your own furniture and decor to make this space truly yours. 

Assisted living might be right for you or your loved one if you regularly feel unstable or even had a recent fall that requires more support in your day-to-day life. Seniors with chronic pain or other conditions can benefit from assisted living. If you are feeling lonely at home or isolated from regular social opportunities, senior living can give you the connection you are seeking. An assisted living community in Middletown, NJ, offers you all the benefits of home, as well as nearby historical sites, natural landmarks, and lovely beaches that make it easy to stay social and active in your retirement. If you’re trying to determine if the time is right, give us a call; our team is here to help.

We understand that every senior is different with a unique situation, which is why assisted living offers flexibility and support for those who need assistance. Whether you’re experiencing loneliness or isolation and want to stay social or need support for day-to-day activities for your chronic pain or other health issues, choosing an assisted living community could be the best (and healthiest) choice for you. 

And in Middletown, NJ, you’re never far from home, loved ones, and exciting things to do around town. This vibrant city has a ton of treasures, like museums, beaches, art centers, and more. If you think you’d benefit from a move into an assisted living community, give us a call; our team is here to help.

According to NJ law, full-year residents can only deduct amounts paid during the tax year of qualifying medical expenses. In most cases, only the medical component of assisted living costs is deductible. Living costs like room and board are not tax deductible. However, there are exceptions if the resident is in an assisted living facility primarily for medical care. We recommend consulting a tax advisor with questions regarding your specific circumstances.