Rochester Presbyterian Home

Creekstone

The Memory Care Residences at Creekstone features a small and cozy household setting which is particularly comforting for persons living with dementia. Each Elder has a private room and bathroom. The secure courtyard and screened porches assure Elders the freedom to enjoy the outdoors.

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Leading the Way in Memory Care

We provide a loving and joyful environment where Elders are cared for as family and can experience wellbeing while living life to its fullest. Through our mindful and compassionate approach, we inspire our residents to live a happy and dignified life.


Click the tabs below to explore memory care, respite care, and enhanced care services.

MEMORY CARE SERVICES

Our vibrant community specializes in the care of persons with dementia. At Creekstone, there are no long corridors, imposing medical equipment or medication carts. Instead, you walk into a ranch-style family home with an accessible kitchen, large living/dining area and 14 bedrooms! The front porch and secure courtyard allow Elders the freedom to enjoy the outdoors.


Elders residing within our four assisted living homes are accepted and loved as “family" and all help to care for each other and the home. We celebrate each Elder’s unique history and emphasize their gifts. Our mission is to assure that each Elder feels a sense of belonging and experiences love, growth and fulfillment. The traditional hierarchy, common in long-term care, is truly flattened with the resources and authority shifted from administrative structures toward those staff working closest with the Elders.


Shahbazim are the key staff members of each residence. The Shahbazim assist Elders with their personal care and offer opportunities for Elders to connect and build relationships. They also make the meals and maintain the home. Support is also provided by the administrators, well-being engagement guides and  nurse/care-managers who provide clinical support to the family of Elders in each of the homes.


We care for persons living with memory loss at varying stages. While we accommodate needs associated with dementia, we focus on each individual’s strengths and develop wellness plans that address personal care needs but also nurture the human spirit.

RESPITE CARE PROGRAM

Our respite care program at Creekstone provides temporary care – from one (2) weeks to six (6) weeks – and is ideal for Elders who need transitional support after an illness. It also allows caregivers to travel, focus on family issues, or just take a much-needed break. Many respite guests enjoy their stay so much they become permanent assisted living residents.

ASSISTED LIVING

At Creekstone, our Elders become part of an Eden family where their needs are accommodated and their quality of life and dignity are preserves.


We provide Enhanced Care to Elders living with advanced dementia within our Memory Care Residence for the Elders who do not have a cognitive impairment but require assistance with mobility and personal care.


Elders are able to “age in place” and avoid expensive medical care provided in a nursing home.

Creekstone Administrator

Robert Faiola

Phone: (585) 223-0139

Email: robert.faiola@rph.org


Our administrators are dedicated leaders overseeing all aspects of our facility to ensure exceptional care for residents. They foster a positive environment, advocate for residents' well-being, and actively engage with each community to create a supportive and enriching living experience. With a focus on regulatory compliance, they also navigate healthcare regulations to maintain legal and ethical standards; and allocate resources efficiently, guaranteeing the financial health of our facilities.

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Creekstone

Our Neighborhood

Creekstone is located in the charming village of Fairport, NY, ranked one of the Best Places to Live in America. This quaint New England style village is filled with local shops, restaurants, craft brewers and evening entertainment. Creekstone is about 15 minutes to downtown Rochester.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is an assisted living community, and how is assisted living different from other senior care options (like a nursing home)?

    Assisted living communities are residential facilities designed for seniors who need assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) but want to maintain a level of independence. They offer a combination of housing, personalized support services, and healthcare as needed. 


    Assisted living is distinct from independent living and nursing homes—providing a middle ground that offers support with daily tasks, while allowing residents to maintain a sense of autonomy and engage in social activities.

  • What amenities are offered at Cottage Grove?

    ✓ Memory Care (Early, Mid and Advanced Stages)

    ✓ Private Bedrooms & Bathrooms

    ✓ Secure Outdoor Courtyards & Walking Paths

    ✓ Kitchen & Dining Room Areas

    ✓ Freshly Prepared Meals On-Site & Snacks

    ✓ Vegetable & Flower Gardens

    ✓ Assistance with Medication Management

    ✓ 24/7 Support

    ✓ Wandering Protection & Safety

    ✓ Large Living Rooms & Outdoor Patios

    ✓ Beauty Salon & Barber Shop **

    ✓ Ice Cream Parlor

    ✓ Country Store & Gift Shop

    ✓ Pets Allowed **

    ✓ Daily Stimulating Activities & Engagement

    ✓ Nursing, Health and Personal Care Staff

    ✓ Transportation Services **

    ✓ Field Trips & Other Social Outings **

    ✓ Chaplain & Religious Services

    ✓ Eden Certified Residence®


    **service may carry an additional fee

  • How do I know if my loved one needs assisted living care?

    If your loved one struggles with ADLs (activities of daily living), experiences safety concerns, or shows signs of isolation, assisted living may be beneficial. A professional assessment by a healthcare provider can help determine the level of care needed.

  • How is medication management handled in assisted living?

    Trained nursing staff assist residents with medication management, ensuring proper dosage and timely administration. Regular assessments are conducted to monitor medication needs.

  • What security measures are in place to ensure residents' safety?

    RPH implements a variety of security measures, such as secure entry systems, emergency response systems, and trained staff to ensure residents' safety.

  • How are meals provided, and are special dietary needs accommodated?

    RPH provides three nutritious meals a day in a communal dining setting. Special dietary needs, such as vegetarian or medically prescribed diets, can be accommodated.

  • Are there social and recreational activities for residents?

    Yes, RPH offers a range of social and recreational activities, including exercise classes, community outings, hobby groups, and entertainment. These activities promote socialization and engagement.

  • What is the cost of assisted living, and what does it include?

    Please see our Admissions Page for the most up-to-date information on pricing, processes and paperwork.

  • Can family members visit at any time?

    Yes, as a 24/7 residence family members are welcome to visit RPH at any time. 

  • What happens if a resident's needs change over time?

    RPH assesses residents regularly, and if needs change, care plans are adjusted accordingly. At The Homestead, residents may transition to higher levels of care within the same building. We are structured by floors (2nd, 3rd and 4th floor) which offer different levels of care and creates for an easier transition.

  • What is the process for admission and move-in?

    Please see our Admissions Page for the most up-to-date information on pricing, processes and paperwork.

  • How is communication maintained between staff, residents, and families?

    RPH administrators act as the primary point of contact for families. The administrators facilitate regular meetings, regularly calls and emails updates, and utilizes online platforms to share community events, and important information. This ensures that both residents and their families stay well-informed.


    Additionally, the administrator is available to address any specific concerns or questions from residents and their families, fostering open and transparent communication channels.

  • Can residents personalize their living spaces?

    Yes, residents are encouraged to personalize their living spaces with their own furniture, decorations, and belongings to create a home atmosphere.

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Life at Creekstone

Activities & Engagement

Our Engagement Guides plan a daily calendar of activities focused on nurturing physical, social and spiritual well-being. These activities are tailored to the unique needs and preferences of each individual and help alleviate the plagues of loneliness, helplessness and boredom.

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