Assisted Living Rochester, NY

Senior Living in Rochester, New York

Rochester, New York is located on the southern shore of Lake Ontario in Monroe County. The current resident population of Rochester is 210,565. There is a 15% population of seniors currently living in Rochester, New York, of which 37% of seniors live alone. 2,568 of seniors in Rochester are working jobs while 15% are Veterans. 49% of seniors currently live with their family; while 60% are homeowners with 40% renters. There are currently 15+ Assisted Living Facilities in Rochester with monthly costs ranging from $4,136 to $5,558. Known for several of the region's universities, Rochester encompasses renowned research programs coining it as the site of many important inventions and innovations in consumer products.

Senior Living in Rochester as your new retirement home brings a wealth of special and exciting things to do during your stay.

• If you've got grandchildren, the Strong National Museum of Play Toy and game exhibits for kids of all ages presents a historic, interactive look at toys and games, from video-game exhibits to a walk down "Sesame Street."
• If you’re into having fun the Sea Breeze Amusement Park, it offers thrills for all of your family at its historic fun park, known as the 4th-oldest American amusement park since 1879.
• For Rochester seniors visiting museums, the George Eastman Museum presents its collection of photos and film in a large 1905 mansion. This Photography and film collection is located in a Colonial Revival mansion with a theater for rare screenings.
• For the Rochester elderly who enjoy animals, the Seneca Park Zoo, a 19th-century park with an African safari is now considered a Veteran zoo with native and exotic animals, including an African safari tour with lions and elephants.
• While you’re there, the Rochester Museum and Science Center Exhibits and Shows is a great place to explore Earth and Space. With its 3-floor learning center with hands-on kids' exhibits and a planetarium featuring films and star shows, you’ll find it a great place to bring your grandkids.
• Next, the Susan B. Anthony House Museum dedicated to the civil rights hero, features artifacts and materials displayed in Susan B. Anthony's former home and site of her 1872 arrest.
• If you love viewing phenomenal art, you don’t want to miss the Memorial Art Gallery which features historic medieval art to 20th-century sculpture in its sprawling collection. From medieval to contemporary works, with paintings by Rembrandt and Monet it’s a sure winner for the senior art enthusiast.
• And for Rochester seniors who only prefer to take a long walk through the park, the Highland Park will give you a serene retreat with arboretum and gardens, complete with spring-blooming flowers and trees lined in its 150-acre park with a castle, sunken garden and amphitheater.
• Next, seniors living in Rochester who enjoy golfing may want to check out Durand Eastman Park. With its Hills, valleys and golf course along Lake Ontario, this park encompasses trails that wind over rolling terrain at this lakeside park. Its featured golf course and arboretum makes Rochester a place for retirees to recline and retreat.

There is still so much more to see for seniors in Rochester, come to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and interesting city filled with loads of exciting things to do!

Catholic, Christian, Jewish, Baptist, Protestant and Presbyterian senior living services may be provided in some Rochester, NY assisted living facilities. Pet friendly services may also be available. Call (866) 892-7533 for availability.