Admission

The admission process requires the submission of a completed application form along with a medical evaluation from the applicant’s physician and two recent photos. To assure compliance with State requirements, the Home has an admission policy. This policy requires that each applicant be examined by a physician at St. Michael’s to determine if a candidate is appropriate for admission and that the Home is able to offer the necessary care. Without this physician’s verification, the facility cannot accept any applicant. Pending this approval, an admission date will be scheduled. ONLY in extenuating circumstances will an applicant be admitted the same day as the aforementioned examination. Before that time, the applicant or their representative will receive a booklet which includes pertinent information about admission.

If you are interested in becoming a Resident of St. Michael’s Home, the following documents below will need to completed:

Click here for St. Michael’s Home Application for Admission

Click here for St. Michael’s Home Medical Evaluation Form
Click here for St. Michael’s Home Mental Health Evaluation Form
Click here for St. Michael’s Home Additional Admission Information
Click here for St. Michael’s Home Letter from Parish Priest
Click here for St. Michael’s Home Overview

St. Michael’s offers the following types of accommodations:

Private bedroom with private bath at $4,100 monthly.
Private bedroom with use of common bathrooms at $3,000-$3,400 monthly.
Shared bedroom (2 residents per room) with use of common bathrooms $2,400 monthly.

If you prefer for us to mail you an application packet or to schedule a tour of the facility, please call us at 914-476-3374 or email us at assistant@stmichaelshome.org

The applicant at NO time will be asked to turn over his/her assets to the Home. On the first of every month, the resident submits the monthly Boarding Fee as established by the level of accommodation selected upon admission (private bedroom with bath, private bedroom with use of common bath and semi-private bedroom with use of common bath). Regardless of level, all residents receive the same high level of care and personal attention.

If an applicant is truly unable to provide the designated boarding fee, as a philanthropic institution, the Home if possible will subsidize their stay. As part of that consideration, the applicant or his/her representative will have to substantiate the need for that accommodation including the submission of at least 2 years of tax returns and other documentation.