Assisted Living Communities in Bath, NY

"My mom used to live at Brookdale Painted Post. It's a very well-kept facility. There's a lot of good people working there. They're very caring, and it was a pleasant place. We hated to leave. But the only issue is my mother had a level of dementia that they were not equipped to handle. They probably shouldn't have accepted my mom, but it's hard to evaluate somebody that you don't know that well, and my mom does okay for periods of time, and then she has issues. The staffing at night was not adequate for my mom's level of care. During the day it was fantastic. There were no issues, but during the night, let's say after 8:00 to the morning hours was minimal. I never ate it, but my mom seemed to do well with the food. They were fantastic with activities. They brought a lot of people in and played music and had sing-alongs. They did crafts, all kinds of crafts. They did some cooking. They did a lot of stuff that was very, very impressive."

"My impression of this assisted living facility is positive. My Grandmother's apartment was small, with one bedroom, but bright and cheerful, with large windows and an amazing view of a wooded area. I like that the facility had methods of checking on the well being of the residents on a daily basis. Each morning, my Grandmother was to go outside of her apartment door and turn over a ceramic tile. This way, the staff knew she was awake and okay. At night, a staff member would turn over all the tiles in the facility and in the morning another check would be done to make sure each resident had turned their tiles back over. The facility had a large community dining room where residents could take lunch each day. This provided my Grandmother with an opportunity to socialize with other residents. They also offered the option of having the lunch delivered to her apartment, which was nice if she didn't feel like going to the dining room. My Grandmother always seemed happy there and had several friends among the other residents. "

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Welcome to Falls Home Assisted Living Center! The Falls Home has been serving the needs of our elderly since 1973.Our home like setting meets the needs of individuals who are relatively independent as well as those who would otherwise qualify for skilled nursing, but prefer to reside in a more independent, less costly setting. Residents receive 24 hour supervision, assistance with their activities of daily living, medication management, meals, housekeeping, laundry, and participate in a host of social, cultural and religious activities. It is our goal to provide our community with a professional, caring dedicated staff, respecting the dignity and individuality of those we serve while at the same time enriching the quality of their lives. The Assisted Living Program (ALP) is a 40 bed facility which is licensed by the NYS Department of Health. The ALP is an entity established and operated for the purpose of providing long or short term residential care, room, board, supervision, while providing personal care services for individuals who might otherwise require skilled nursing services but at about half the cost. 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

Welcome to St Mark's Terrace Senior Citizens! St. Mark's Terrace offers affordable housing for senior citizens in two locations in Yates County, New York.It was the vision and mission of the Rector and Vestry of St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Penn Yan, New York to establish decent, safe housing for low income seniors. In 1972, St. Mark's Terrace opened a "high rise" building with over 100 apartments in a convenient location in the center of the Village of Penn Yan. The opportunity to be housed near amenities such as grocery stores, banks, churches, public library, post office, pharmacies, restaurants and shopping district attracts many seniors who may no longer desire to drive. Individuals who are 62 years of age or older and are able to manage living in an independent setting are welcome to apply. Rental subsidy may be available for those who qualify. The buildings follow regulations established by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). St. Mark's, Dundee opened with a 39 unit two story building in 1994. It is located on the edge of the Village of Dundee and is approximately one-half mile from the shopping district, where amenities such as grocery store, public library, bank, post office, restaurant and pharmacy are available. Convenient on-site delivery by the grocery store and pharmacy may be arranged by residents. 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

"Bethany Village is a wonderful place for your loved one to live. The Courtyards in particular are beautiful and have a great feel. The entire staff is friendly and will treat your loved one with the respect they deserve. "