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Assisted living in the Poughkeepsie-Newburgh metro

Licensed assisted living across Dutchess and Orange, area by area.

Quick answer

The Department of Health licenses 18 adult care facility buildings in Dutchess and Orange counties with 1,664 certified beds (median 86 per building); 9 have Medicaid Assisted Living Program beds, 7 are certified Assisted Living Residences and 7 have enhanced (EALR) beds.

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How much licensed assisted living does the Poughkeepsie-Newburgh metro have?

The Department of Health licenses 18 adult care facility buildings in Dutchess and Orange counties with 1,664 certified beds (median 86 per building); 9 have Medicaid Assisted Living Program beds, 7 are certified Assisted Living Residences and 7 have enhanced (EALR) beds.

AreaLicensed residencesBedsALP bedsEALR bedsLargest
Poughkeepsie22139244The Landing of Poughkeepsie
Hyde Park, Rhinebeck & Red Hook21076629Hyde Park Assisted Living Facility, Inc.
Beacon, Fishkill & East Fishkill32671920Hedgewood Assisted Living
Wappinger, LaGrange & Pleasant Valley176750The Avalon Assisted Living and Wellness Center
Millbrook, Dover, Pawling & the Harlem Valley279040The Inn at Millbrook
Newburgh & New Windsor18600New Windsor Country Inn
Middletown & Wallkill353633976Braemar Living at Wallkill
Goshen, Hamptonburgh & Montgomery12800Glen Arden, Inc.
Port Jervis, Deerpark & Greenville218310959The Sentinel of Port Jervis
Monroe, Chester, Warwick & Tuxedo189580Promenade at Tuxedo Place

Why does Middletown & Wallkill have the most assisted living beds?

Middletown & Wallkill leads by bed count because a few large residences there were built around Medicaid's Assisted Living Program, while much of the rest of the metro is served by small buildings or none at all.

For a family in a town without a licensed residence, the practical comparison is usually one of those large buildings against a smaller private-pay residence farther away. The full roster sorts by town, beds and certification.

What does assisted living cost in the Mid-Hudson?

No Dutchess or Orange figure is published; CareScout's 2025 New York assisted living median is $85,320 a year (about $7,110 a month), and quotes vary with apartment size and level of care.

Medicaid does not pay rent in ordinary assisted living, but the Assisted Living Program pays for services in approved beds for nursing-home-eligible residents, and those beds are relatively common here. VA Aid and Attendance helps eligible veterans and surviving spouses.

Assisted living in the Mid-Hudson, side by side

Assisted living here isAssisted living here is not
LicenseNYSDOH adult home or enriched housing, often with ALP bedsA word on a sign
LocationConcentrated in Middletown & Wallkill and a few other areasSpread evenly across both counties
Price dataA New York statewide median (assisted living only)A published Hudson Valley figure
MedicaidServices in Assisted Living Program bedsRent in ordinary assisted living
Source: NYSDOH Health Facility General Information roster and Adult Care Facility Quarterly Statistical Report (2026 Q2 capacity), retrieved November 6, 2026 (health.data.ny.gov); NYS Health Profiles inspection and enforcement records, retrieved November 6, 2026 (profiles.health.ny.gov). Star ratings are CMS's own; we do not rate facilities.

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