Grande'Ville Senior Living Community

Though the facilities at GrandeVille were not terrific, the treatment my grandmother received during her stay here was generally hospitable and helpful. The staff always seemed to be on hand when necessary, which is monumental in how those living here felt. As far as the environment, what was included (furniture, food, etc.) were bare bones. However, for the relatively low price that we paid per month to have my grandmother stay justify the living conditions. Those living in the facility were definitely given special treatment, and the staff overall seemed very respectful toward residents. My grandma's reviews were generally positive- she noted especially the assistance and support that was always around. Again, though, I would recommend going elsewhere if you can afford it. There was very little extra here, and it seemed in a way as if the residents were expected simply to get by with what they have. I think that, for somebody who you really respect, if possible you should give them more. Still, if that is not a possibility, GrandeVille is a solid choice.

The establishment is a bit older looking, but clean. Most of the staff seem friendly, but not terribly involved with the clients. I would see many walking around with nothing much to do. The menus posted were very un impressive. Compared to other facilities I have visited, I would not recommend this place to anyone wishing for a cheery, upbeat atmosphere.

Grand Ville Senior Living Facility was a place where my mother lived for about 5 years of her life. She was admitted there when our family moved her to Rochester from a facility that she was living in California. Grand Ville is a private paid facility. It isn't overly expensive as my mother's pension and social security covered her expenses. I figure that was why it seemed somewhat rundown. It was always clean but it seemed a little shabby. The furniture and lighting was dreary. The staff wasn't too bad, some better than others. I do feel that my mother was left to her own devices a bit more than I would have liked. She would sometimes act up, as she had progressively declining dementia, and the staff could be a little rough. I don't think it was a bad place or that she was treated unkindly, but I wasn't overly impressed with the care that she got there either. It was a middle of the road facility. When we moved her to the facility in Mt Morris (a State run facility) that was when I realized how shabby and middling Grand Ville really was. The private paid facility compared unfavorably to the State run facility in every capacity. Overall Grand Ville was depressing and disappointing. I was glad when we moved her to a more cheerful, uplifting facility.