Assisted Living Communities in Rochester, NY

"My mom moved into The Village at Penfield, which is very nice. The people were friendly as well. Plus, she was closer to my sister in Penfield. Her overall experience was wonderful. It was an excellent transition for her. We had no issues. She's very happy there. The staff is wonderful, and the food is excellent, she says. There are activities they have every day that she enjoys. Her room is very bright, and it's nice that she can have her cat and bring her things in there. They have bingo. They have bus trips that they go on. They have trivia. They have a lot of different games and activities, and they work out in the morning."

"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."

"2nd floor rooms are very large, there are alot of activities and the courtyard is nice. Had pretty good experiences with most of the staff."

"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. "

"The people at Wesley Gardens were very nice to me with large and adequate rooms. They seem to have a lot of activities, and the PT people were all friendly. It was satisfactory. "

"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! "

"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."

"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!"

"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....."

"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."

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

"We came for a tour for a family member. We ultimately didn't need placement but I was so impressed with the facility. We were greeted properly and everyone we passed said hello. The facility was clean and very well kept. The administrator also took the time to introduce herself. I would recommend this facility to anyone who is looking."

"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. "

Welcome to Brighton Manor! Brighton Manor is an eighty bed Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Facility located in Rochester, New York. Our facility is conveniently located less than ten miles from Rochester General Hospital, Unity Hospital, Strong Memorial Hospital and Highland Hospital. Our goal at Brighton Manor is to promote healing; assisting each resident to achieve his or her highest level of physical functioning and overall well-being.Each of us is unique, with needs and abilities that define us as individuals. Yet we all share the right to be treated with compassion, understanding and respect. We recognize this is the essence of our approach to skilled nursing, rehabilitation and residential care at Brighton Manor. Brighton Manor is an eighty bed Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Facility located in Rochester, New York. Our facility is conveniently located less than ten miles from nearby Rochester General Hospital, Unity Hospital, Strong Memorial Hospital and Highland Hospital. Our goal at Brighton Manor is to promote healing; assisting each resident to achieve his or her highest level of physical functioning and overall well-being. 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