Adult Day Care Communities in Pittsford, NY

"I was very impressed with the Highlands at Pittsford. I first stopped by the front desk first, and then they directed to me her cottage where she lives. The cottages are small houses arranged in a small loop next to the main facility. I was very impressed with the comfortable living accommodations. For meals, residents can either eat in the fine dining restaurant or they can have food brought to their apartment or cottage. We ended up having food delivered to the cottage. Around 8:00 after we had finished eating, the waitstaff came to pick up the dishes and returned them to the kitchen. It was so easy for my friend to go about her normal life. I did not get the impression that she was being taken care of. Instead, she was simply in a situation where she could easily go about her life with the support she needs as she gets older. The facilities were also impressive. Each cottage was a full house (although small, but this is not necessarily a bad thing) in and of itself. In the cottage neighborhood, there was a "Hanamen" club, where events could be held and residents could gather together for social events. In the main building, where the apartments are, residents had similar room dedicated for social events, but it was not as big. All of the support staff was very friendly and service oriented. "

"Mom has moved into Legacy at Grande'Vie. It seems to be a nice place. She's got friends there. It seems to be very pleasant, and they take care of her pretty well. She likes the place. She is dying to get back home, but she can't be left unsupervised. She is kind of resistant to not being in her house, and that's about the only real problem with it. My mom doesn't complain about Legacy at Grande'Vie. The people are very happy and attentive. She seems very, very cheerful. As long as she's not thinking about home, she seems to be happy, active, and whatnot, so she is doing fine. Their food seems decent; it seems to be OK. With regards to the building itself, it's got some wear and tear on it, but it's clean. They seem to have some activities going on down there. They have a courtyard, benches, and a nice sitting place. The place looks spotless. The exit could use a little hallway carpet, but that's about it."

"My wife stayed in a Jewish Home of Rochester for rehab. It was very good and extremely clean. They had good staff and were very friendly. They allowed us to bring our dog in, which was nice. It was a good-sized private room. It's well set up. She had pneumonia, so they were able to take care of her oxygen requirements right there in the room, and so it was done well. They have a nice dining area, and they could do food in your room. The menu was varied and changed every day. It wasn't gourmet food, but it was pretty good. She ate, so that was good. They had a lot, but she didn't take advantage of any activities. The only complaint I had about the staff was one person short on the floor, but the staff was excellent."

Episcopal Senior Life - Valley Manor in Rochester, NY, provides a range of services and amenities tailored for residents needing Memory Care and Assisted Living. This community features various apartment-style rooms, including options with in-unit living rooms and kitchenettes, offering a sense of home and privacy. Valley Manor comprises several shared amenities designed to encourage community engagement and improve residents' quality of life. Outdoor common areas are available, and the community organizes a variety of activities and programs. It is pet-friendly, allowing residents to enjoy the companionship of their animals. The community also provides meals, social activities, communal dining, as well as opportunities for yoga and stretching, catering to diverse interests and needs. WiFi/internet access is available, enabling residents to stay connected with family and friends. To support daily living, Valley Manor offers essential services such as general transportation for appointments and errands. Housekeeping services help ensure a clean and comfortable living environment. Additionally, facilitated field trips and outings allow residents to explore and engage with the broader community, enriching their daily lives with new experiences.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: New York State Department of Health Adult Care Facility Directory

"St. John's Meadows was nice. It was hard to learn your way around, but they had a pool and a woodshop, which were great. We had a meal there, and it was good. It was an ala carte thing. I had grilled cheese."

"We visited St. Johns, and we know people who worked there. We felt she would be taken cared of there. She has been there a few weeks now. They bring some day care children once a week to visit, and they all liked that. They do massages in the feet and hands, they do their nails, music, therapy, and others. "