Rochester Center sits at 525 Beahan Road in Rochester, NY, right in Monroe County, where folks get nursing care and special programs in a friendly setting, and you'll find people there who know all about cardiac care, COVID-19 care, dementia care, dialysis, HIV/AIDS care, hospice, long-term nursing, orthopedic care, pain management, pulmonary care, rehab for strokes, help with brain injuries in the TBI/Neurobehavioral Unit, Ultra-Care, ventilator services, and wound care, plus they run special programs like Adult Day Care, Assisted Living, Home Health Care, and skilled nursing care in a straightforward and practical way. Director Frank Skurpski, M.D., oversees things, and Eli Vatch handles the main contact duties, while the staff keeps up with current medical standards using the latest EMR and charting tools. The Center holds a state certificate marked WAIVER, a CLIA number, and certain approvals that last through June 7, 2026. The community handles COVID-19 antigen and glucose tests and is part of the Centers Health Care network, well-known in the Northeast.
Meals come with the stay, and folks get help with cooking, cleaning, laundry, and transportation, plus every room has high-speed internet, and people can spend time in cozy indoor or outdoor common spaces. People living here get as much or as little support as they need, including help with personal care, medication, and everyday tasks, and the staff includes skilled nurses and clinical specialists always around the clock. The nurse-to-resident ratio means there's more than one caregiver for each resident most times, so help's close by. Expert therapists work in a new therapy room with a full-sized car, which is handy for practicing real-life skills, and therapies are always shaped around each person's needs, making use of the best new rehab technology available, including the unique RehabStrong™ program.
Care at Rochester Center covers short stays for rehab-partnered with the Buffalo Sabres for rehabilitation-and also long-term care for folks with ongoing needs; the center's still focused on keeping things personal and supportive, following its "Heart. Health. Home." motto. Meals are planned as part of a nutrition program, and there's a focus on community, wellness services, and getting people back to their regular lives if possible. The place stays clean, and there are programs and staff in place to help residents keep their independence or get stronger day by day. There are lifestyle programs, accommodations for comfort, and a range of activities meant for social connections and a family-like feel; you'll find plenty of information on the website, with sections for questions, career details, a brochure, a photo gallery, and even a blog. The history of the center is easy to look up, so you know where everything stands, and the approach stays steady-safe, personal, and focused on everyday living.
