Assisted Living Communities in Greece, NY

"I am a fairly new resident (3 months). My daughter-in-law found this place for me. I am totally blown away on how good Elderwood is. The staff are, to a person, very caring and attentive to details. The sit-down meals are great. The facility is spacious, very clean and feels like home. Activities are another high point. I am surprised that I am saying this, but I have found my forever home."

"My father got to the Latta Road Nursing Home right on Latta. They were very very good to him. He was only in there a little bit before he passed. They had very very good hospice care. They were very friendly, very nice, and very attentive to both my parents. When my sisters finally get my mother to go home, they would call every couple of hours and would let her know how he was doing. They were very very nice to him. They played music in the room for him. It was a very much better experience. "

"i can't say enough for the entire Staff for the care my sister received at this Facility. The care and kindness shown to her was so wonderful for the approximate 2 yrs she was there. Also the cleanliness and special things everyone did for her was beyond their job description I'm sure. The Staff would come into her room and try to talk to her or take her outside to their garden area. Patience was something they all have and you need that with a person with dementia. At times it was difficult for me to talk to her and one of the staff would interject and suddenly thing improved. I can't think of a better place than Grande Ville for my sister in her final years. All I can say is God Bless them all. Thank you "

"The people at The Village at Mill Landing are very nice. The place is clean and updated. It has services. The only thing I didn't like was there was an open stairway to the first floor. It's a lovely facility. They have a patio and also activities."

"The Village at Unity was nice. Their food was the best. I had a cauliflower crust pizza, and it was delicious. The rooms were kind of the same, but they were fine. The thing I like about them is that they are nice and bright. They weren't dark and gloomy like some of the others. They probably had the best transportation available, too. That would be one extra thing. They're good with their transportation."

"Norton Place Home would have been my second choice for Dad. The staff was very nice and friendly. They had bingo, dances, outings, and all kinds of activities. The whole place looked very nice."

"They have renovated alot of the building. The brand new rooms look great and modern. The staff were all friendly and helpful. They have a big game room with pool tables, games and a seating area to watch movies. The hair salon there is great for my aunt who gets her hair done every month. "

"My mom moved into Hilton East Assisted Living, and she is doing great. They're very accommodating. They're attentive to her needs. Everybody is great about answering any questions that we have. The place is clean and well kept. Things are set up a little differently because of COVID and the need for social distancing. They have activities. They have socially distanced bingo. They have a beautiful courtyard, a hairdresser, and a barber. They are very accommodating, but I think there were more options for activities prior to COVID."

"My Mother has been living at RPH for about 5 years now. She lives on the 4th floor, the people with the greatest needs live on this floor. She has advanced Alzheimer's, which means she no longer recognizes her husband, myself, my siblings, her grandchildren or her great grandchildren. I have read some of the past reviews. When touring a facility it is hard to imagine what is important and what is not. I can tell you the food, the rooms, and the neighborhood are not important. The love and care ALL the staff show towards my Mother is what is truly important. This is NOT an easy job, and takes skilled and highly trained aides and nurses to deal with people with cognitive issues. But at RPH, they do it with ease. As for the food, my mother has gained 10 lbs since moving there, so she thinks the food is great. The building is old, the rooms are old, but "run down?" ... this seems a bit harsh… and “unsafe neighborhood”, this seems harsh as well. My mother thinks she's living in a 1st class hotel!"

"Our Family is so grateful for the caring compassionate staff at Seabury Woods. The individualized care is exceptional. The activity programs, meal plans and staff interactions are second to none. Our family has peace of mind that our mom is part of their family too. Kudos to all who have brought joy to our mom's life. "

"My mother in law was a resident here for 4 years and so loved and cared for. We did not want her in a nursing home and so happy she could age in place at The Linden house! "

"I'm familiar with Seabury Woods because my mother lived there. However, it is private, so we weren't able to do that for my brother. It's a very good place. My mom passed away, but she was there for years, and it was nothing but a good experience. They're all very caring. They can't do enough to help you answer questions. For a small fee you could have a meal with your loved one, and the food is good. They would have spring dinner and fall dinner. They would make the dining area fancy like a restaurant. They would go out of their way to make things special. My mom's room was like a small apartment. It had a kitchen and a fridge, which she never used. She had a living room, a nice big bathroom, and all the pull cords. They do a lot to make the residents and their family welcome. They would have a party outside where they would bring in an orchestra-type band. They would do a cookout with burgers, hot dogs, and an ice cream truck. It was really very nice. There are activities for them to do. My mom took up painting. We never knew she could paint before, and the paintings that she did were amazing. They would go out to breakfast or lunch once in a while. They have an annual picnic at the Ontario Beach Park with their sister facility. My mom loved going on the big bus, and she was happy there. If you can afford it I highly recommend it, because you get what you pay for."

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

"I am the daughter of a resident that has been in this facility for almost 6 years and i can honestly say that since the day she moved into the facility things have definitely became not so great .....the medical attention that my mom needed had been ignored on a couple of occasions they told my mother just recently in the last 2 months she didnt need an ambulance(i heard this myself) after my mom complaining of shoulder pain and shortness of breathe for 2 weeks and me making threats to the facility did they call an ambulance finally. And the outcome to that is that my mom almost lost her life behind the facilities lack of empathy.......my moms heart was failing at only 20 beats . so the pains in her shoulder when she would complain about it was mini heart attacks! For 2 weeks my moms needs were ignored even after my mom asked to be taken in ambulance.....and this isnt the only. Incident......fractured pelvis that was ignored for 3 weeks but thats a whole other paragraph....needles to say i am now working on getting my mom out....it once was a very nice place. . the food is limited there are barely any activities and those only include a wii game coloring sometimes bingo ....bed bugs clothing doesnt get returned most of time....i can go on and on.This is things not only has my mom told me but things i have heard and seen myself with how the staff and facility is ran from 6 years ago til present....."