Episcopal SeniorLife - Church Home

visiting my 82 year old Dad just now and mouse ran across his room floor! asked for a trap and all they can do is email maintenance.

We could not have had a better experience with a rehab facility. Each staff member we encountered, provided answers & insights for the situation with our Dad. They made what became his final days, loving, caring, kind, peaceful & at our request, prayerful. We are, forever grateful.

I toured the Episcopal Church Home. The semi-private rooms were good size. They weren't small, cramped areas. They did have some private rooms too, which were very good size. So both the semi-private and private rooms were good size. The people I saw, I always asked about the ratio between aid and residents. There always seemed to be a good ratio between the staff, the people, and the residents themselves.

Before my mom came here I was told this was one of the best Skilled Nursing facilities in the county. Now that mom has been here over a year I totally agree. The nurses, aids, activity directors, and even the receptionists make mom feel cared for and loved. The care is excellent but the relationships that mom has with the staff are the icing on top.

Absolutely terrible. There were only a select few people that were even remotely pleasant to be around. The rooms are in terrible condition and the food at Rochester General was somehow better, and for $15k/m their meals should be catered. Don't bother using the button asking for help, because they don't respond. You have to find someone if you need anything. Oh and it was beyond unprofessional hearing the staff loudly talking politics in the hallway. Ohh and the staff at the front desk yelling at my family while they are trying to visit their dying loved one. This facility made the dying process that much more painful. I already told my wife, if that place is her only option for me, take me out another way. This place is a torture chamber!