Mark Markovitch
We are very happy with Dov assisted living
145 Godwin Avenue, Ridgewood, NJ 07450, Bergen County
Dov Luxury Living is a test community in Ridgewood used to try out the site. It is not a real place. The building holds 84 assisted living apartments and a separate 24 apartment memory care neighbourhood on the ground floor, with its own garden and a door that stays locked.
Apartments are studios and one bedrooms. Each one has a kitchenette, a walk in shower with a seat, and windows that open. Rent covers three meals a day, housekeeping once a week, laundry, and the activity programme.
Care staff are on site day and night, and a nurse works every day. Residents keep their own doctor if they want to. The team writes a care plan when someone moves in and reviews it every three months, or sooner if something changes.
Days are quiet but not empty. There is an art room, a small gym with a physiotherapist twice a week, a garden with raised beds, and a bus that runs to shops and appointments. Families are welcome any time and can eat with a resident for a small charge.
A quick look at how this community is priced.
$9,450 a month
Assisted living in Bergen County runs a median of $9,450 a month. This community's actual rate depends on room type and care level. Ask us for this month's real numbers.
That median covers the North and Central New Jersey market area, which includes Bergen County.
Source: CareScout 2025 Cost of Care Survey, published March 2026. Figures verified September 2026.





Mark Markovitch
We are very happy with Dov assisted living
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145 Godwin Avenue, Ridgewood, NJ 07450
State approved facility
Who owns this community, as listed on the state licence.
Rent covers the apartment, three meals a day, housekeeping once a week, laundry, activities and the bus. Care is charged on top, based on how much help someone needs.
Yes in most cases. The memory care neighbourhood is in the same building, so a move means a different floor rather than a different town.
A nurse works every day and care staff are there day and night. There is no doctor on site, so residents keep their own.
No. This is a private pay community. Families usually pay from savings, a pension, the sale of a house or long term care insurance.
Yes. One bedroom apartments take a couple, with a second person fee for meals and care.