Fairport Baptist Homes Assisted Living is a community of 33 spacious apartments in a unique homelike setting that promotes a sense of community and encourages socialization and family relationships. Each "neighborhood" has 10-12 seniors that eat all their meals together in our family dining area. We gather in the kitchen, much like you do.
We also offer fully-licensed Adult Care level services, with 22 apartments, plus an Assisted Living Program, with 11 apartments, in one setting.
Our cheerful staff including an on-site nurse/care giver develops individual care plans and coordinates any additional required or desired services. Fairport Baptist Homes also has a full continuum of care with a skilled nursing facility and rehabilitation services.
Who we help
Seniors who are quite independent but need some level of assistance with bathing, dressing, meals, housekeeping, and managing medications.
We also help seniors who are independent but need at a higher level of assistance with daily needs and activities such as one-to-one assistance transferring in and out of bed/chair, dressing, and showering.
What’s included
Three meals daily in a family dining setting
Light housekeeping and laundry service
On site nursing support, with home health aides to help with routine personal care needs
Licensed home care services agency assistance on a fee-for-service basis if desired
Assistance with medications
Social, recreational and spiritual activities
Beauty salon and barber shop
Preferred admission to FBH’s rehabilitation services, if needed, following a hospitalization, based on availability and individual care needs.
Other amenities
Weekly religious services (Catholic and Protestant) and visits with on-site Chaplain
Gift shop
Cafeteria offering snacks and meals
Fairport Baptist Home transportation services for medical and personal appointments
Perinton Community Center nearby, offering various social and recreational activities (for nominal program fees)
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Reviews
4.1( 10 Reviews )
Janice
March 10, 2021
My father moved into the Fairport Baptist Homes. I haven't been able to see him. I just talked to him on the phone, but he seemed to be happy with it. The staff were very good; they are very nice people. He said he was comfortable, and he said the food was good. Dad seems to think it's overpriced. The move-in was easy.
Jacqueline442747
November 01, 2016
Fairport is very well layed out and very clean. Personnel were very accommodating. They do not have any beds at this time, but they have a choice of private and semi-private rooms. My husband was there for a few weeks in the rehab unit, and the food was very good.
JSch
February 04, 2016
My 96 year old mom has been at FBH 2 weeks for rehab. We have been through a number of other providers through my dad's illness and mom's need for rehab over the last few years and I can honestly say we have not found any place that equals FBH's level of caring and accommodation. The staff is patient, responsive, forthcoming, and happy to share information yo help make the experience a positive one. Two weeks ago, I couldn't imagine that my mom, who had been weakened by a string of illnesses, could be so improved ... off oxygen, walking 100+', and smiling again. She wants to bring her therapist home wirh her.
She is clear-thinking (no sundowner's dementia which always happened elsewhere), calm and contented ... an atmosphere that aptly describes FBH. We're so happy FBH had an opening when mom needed one. Thank you all.
dcicotta
January 22, 2016
My mother lives at FBH in Fairport NY, in their highest level of assisted living environment (step below Nursing Home). I am in contact with her almost daily.
Suffering with Parkinson's, we sought out assisted living 4 years ago. Compared to other places she stayed at briefly, where the commotion was more like a hospital setting, we find FBH to be a place of calm and rest.This definitely helped bring mom's condition under control. Having her own suite with a kitchenette really allows some independence to remain.
No place is perfect but the staff has been kind and willing to work through concerns. Overall, they provide a safe environment and a nice facility with a feel of home. My only complaint would be the lack of activities for residents at my mom's level of care. It would be nice if more was done to organize games and such among her and other residents.She once was very social and not able to initiate that any longer.
Barbara115400750
I liked what I saw at Fairport Baptist Homes. I liked that they had small communities that held a maximum of 12 people and each had their own room. The residents went to the dining room and were seated with the same 12 friends or residents for each meal. Right off the dining room was a living room type setting that looked out over a courtyard. One of the features that I liked about the bathroom was that there were doors on both the bedroom side and the bathroom side, so they could access their medicine from both sides, which was a great idea. The activities were listed in a central location. There were people on their way to a chapel for quiet time. I found the staff responsive and cordial to the residents. It had a nice setting outside where people could walk. It was very safe, and they had nicely manicured lawns.
Caregiver of a Senior
September 02, 2015
Facility is being renovated, which is nice. Would have liked more staff interaction with residents, to spend time with those who are lonely or need some reassurance. Could possibly make use of some volunteers?
Jen B
My mom entered the facility initially for rehab after a stroke, however she soon started to display Dementia. As a result, she was transferred to long term care. The staff at FBH has been amazing at both addressing my moms specific needs to trying to keep her constantly engaged. She has also developed personal relationships with many of her caregivers which makes the transition to not living independently so much better. They're community design with a kitchen and living room for each household, as well as the resident household cat that she loves, are just some of the many great features there. With rehab, medical and even psychological care provided, they are proactive at addressing all her needs. With all the less than desirable places that seniors end up, I'm so happy and grateful that my mom is helped and cared for by such a wonderful place. And I'm super uptight and protective about her and I feel completely comfortable with them tending to her. I'm so grateful that that's where she ended up. I highly recommend FBH!
Visitor102852950
March 12, 2015
Fairport is a nice facility, and the people are very nice. My father-in-law said the food is good, and experience is good too. It’s a fairly modern facility, it's clean, and the care seems really good. They have normal activities, it’s a nursing home, and the patients aren’t all together with it.
judyb1
December 22, 2013
This care center offers a warm family type of caring you don't usually see. All employees were capable and then some. Interfacing with the work staff always gets you what you want, care and respect for your loved one.My only concern was the nursing staff being swamped, so I suggest you try to accommodate their time limitations when you have questions.They're doing their part, but you still have to do yours too. I used this facility a number of times for physical therapy, recovery for my mother and know some of their longterm staff who are terrific people , in and out of work.A good place!
Visitor001
December 27, 2012
Fairport Baptist seemed very nice. My sister-in-law's mother is in there and she seems to be very happy there. We did have my mom on a waiting list, but because of the room and the renovations, they're cutting back on skilled nursing home.