The Bristal at Mount Sinai, which opened its doors in October 2020 as the 20th community of The Bristal, redefines senior living on Suffolk County's North Shore.
Residents and their families are welcomed into an environment where peace of mind, personal freedom, and rich daily experiences blend seamlessly with signature luxury services.
Life at The Bristal at Mount Sinai centers around engaging opportunities and elegant surroundings. Residents savor chef-prepared meals in a refined country club-style atmosphere, gather for wellness classes and cultural programs, and enjoy inviting common spaces designed for connection and comfort. The calendar bustles with opportunities for social events and lifelong learning, offering purpose and possibility for everyone each day.
Our dedicated team members are at the heart of what makes this community unique. By getting to know each resident personally, they provide thoughtful support that honors individual preferences and needs. Whether offering a reassuring presence, encouraging participation in a favorite hobby, or arranging personalized care, the team ensures residents feel respected, empowered, and truly at home. Here, every detail reflects a commitment to elevated living and compassionate care, which are qualities helping residents to thrive in every season of life.
The Bristal at Mount Sinai
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Established in 2020
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Located at 400 Sutton Court, Mount Sinai, NY 11766
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Featuring studios, one-bedroom & friendship suites
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Fun Fact about Mount Sinai: Originally known as 'the Old Mans', then shortly as Mount Vernon, Mount Sinai was so named in 1841 by the first postmaster, Charles Phillips. Local legend has it that Phillips chose the name by randomly pointing at the Holy Bible with a knitting needle and selecting the first location name he saw on that page.
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Notable Nearby Attraction: Cedar Beach Town Nature Preserve
Did you know?
The Bristal at Mount Sinai uses a unique programming incentive called Bristal Bucks, founded by resident Bob D. during a now infamous Resident Council meeting. Residents earn Bucks by attending programs, winning games, and joining groups, which can be exchanged for perks in their community store.
