Comprehensive Review: The Landing at Queensbury
Location & Overview The Landing at Queensbury is located at 27 Woodvale Rd, Queensbury, NY 12804. This senior living community is operated by Pegasus Senior Living, LLC, which manages 44 communities nationwide and has been in business for over 7 years. The facility is situated in a peaceful rural setting that provides tranquil spaces for…

Location & overview
The Landing at Queensbury is at 27 Woodvale Road, Queensbury, NY 12804, run by Pegasus Senior Living. It sits in a quiet rural stretch, with Glens Falls Hospital about 10 minutes off and Albany International Airport under an hour away. Aviation Mall, Queensbury Plaza, and Northway Plaza are all close for shopping, and there's no shortage of restaurants nearby.
At a glance
| Measure | Detail |
|---|---|
| Community type | Assisted living and memory care community |
| Location | 27 Woodvale Road, Queensbury, NY 12804 |
| Care levels offered | Assisted living, memory care (Connections Program) |
| Operator | Pegasus Senior Living |
| Starting monthly fee | Assisted living studios starting at $5,245 per month |
Pegasus Senior Living runs 44 communities and has been at it for more than 7 years.
Care services offered
Assisted Living
- Personalized support with activities of daily living
- 24/7 care staff
- Medication management and health monitoring
- Customized care plans
- Regular wellness assessments
- Diabetic care services
- Three meals daily plus snacks
- Weekly housekeeping and laundry services
- Transportation to medical appointments and outings
- Monthly costs starting at $5,245 for studios and $6,695 for one-bedroom apartments
Memory Care (Connections Program)
- Specialized program for residents with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia
- Secure, calm environment designed for safety
- Staff specially trained in dementia care
- Structured activities tailored to memory care residents
- Focus on maintaining dignity and quality of life
- 24-hour care
- Personalized assistance with daily living activities
- Nutrition plans designed for cognitive support
- Neuroplasticity therapy
- Fitness and engagement programs adapted for dementia care
Amenities & features
Residence Options
- Studios and one-bedroom apartments
- Various floor plans
- Pet-friendly accommodations
- Spacious closets, kitchenettes, and walk-in showers
- Emergency call systems
Dining Services
- Chef-prepared meals in multiple dining venues
- Seasonal menu options
- Private dining room for special occasions
- Special dietary accommodations
- Wellness & Recreation
Fitness center with equipment
- Wellness programs
- Walking paths throughout the property
- Brain fitness activities
- Recreation and activity center
- Additional Amenities
Beauty salon
- Library
- Movie theater and television lounge
- Billiards table
- Study area with upright piano
- Outdoor sitting areas and gazebo
- Front porch seating
- Art room
- Pet-friendly policy
- Housekeeping and maintenance services
- Transportation for appointments, shopping, and entertainment
- Wi-Fi and cable TV
- Daily Activities & Programs
Social & Recreational Activities
Arts and crafts
- Card and board games
- Bingo
- Happy hour events
- Social gatherings
- Movie nights
- Birthday celebrations
- Health & Fitness Programs
Fitness and wellness exercises
- Adaptive fitness options
- Brain games for cognitive stimulation
- Educational & Cultural Programs
Educational seminars
- Book clubs
- Brain teasers
- Special Events & Outings
Weekly excursions to local attractions
- Restaurant outings
- Shopping trips
- Guest musicians, performers, and authors
- Pricing & Financial Information
Monthly Costs
Assisted Living Studios: Starting at $5,245
- Assisted Living One-Bedroom: Starting at $6,695
- Memory Care: Pricing not publicly available but typically higher than assisted living
- What's Included
Three meals daily
Weekly housekeeping and linen service
- Scheduled transportation
- Activities and social programs
- Utilities (except personal phone and internet in some cases)
- Apartment maintenance
- Access to all community amenities
- Additional Costs & Fees
- Higher levels of personalized care may incur additional costs
Optional services may have separate fees
Management & Staff
- Staff Approach
- 24/7 care staff for assisted living and memory care residents
Focus on building personal relationships with residents
Regular communication with families
- Staff trained in various aspects of senior care
- Management Quality
- The community is operated by Pegasus Senior Living.
- Unique Features & Programs
- Connections Memory Care Program
- Evidence-based dementia care program designed to support residents and families
Encourages social engagement and personal pursuits
Aims to help those with memory loss maintain dignity and purpose
- Provides a secure yet engaging environment
- State Classification
- Under New York State rules, The Landing at Queensbury runs as an enriched housing program, which covers room and board, housekeeping, personal care, and supervision for five or more adults living in independent units.
Conclusion
The Landing at Queensbury offers assisted living and memory care in Queensbury, NY, with restaurant-style dining, space to stay active, and plenty of room to socialize.
- A visit tells you far more than a brochure about whether the place fits. And since rates shift over time, get current pricing straight from the community.
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