RRH Park Ridge Living Center

RRH Park Ridge Living Center sits on the Unity Hospital campus in Greece, New York, and has a long history going back to 1975, with renovations completed in 2014 so you'll find all private patient rooms and a peaceful setting overlooking a pond, with apartments for seniors and for those needing wheelchair access. The facility belongs to Rochester Regional Health and is part of a large system, so residents get access to a wide range of care, including skilled nursing, short-term rehabilitation, long-term care, assisted living, independent living, respite care, and adult day services, and the place even has specialized memory care and palliative care programs, with awards and recognitions like the Joint Commission's advanced certification for palliative care and being a Gold Seal Joint Replacement Center. There's a full team of staff, including registered nurses, LPNs, CNAs, and a medical director, with personal and medication care, housekeeping, linen service, and nutrition counseling, and they help with bathing, dressing, and transfers for those who need it. The center provides physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus recreational therapy, and has pharmacy services, a resident council, and family council for feedback and involvement, with Marizela Mehanovic as the Nursing Home Administrator. You'll find amenities like restaurant-style dining-where they'll work with special diets like diabetes-kitchenettes, a fitness room, small library, WiFi, cable TV, a gaming room, a garden, beauty salon, wellness center, and computer center, along with a community room and outdoor patios, common areas for social activities, and an engaging daily activity program. The apartments in Park Ridge Commons offer one-bedroom units with wall-to-wall carpeting, electric range, refrigerator, storage, cable hookup, and utility allowance, and they're subsidized by HUD for affordability, plus the building keeps residents safe with secure access, security cameras, campus security, and there's free parking as well as easy access to public transportation for errands or appointments. If a resident needs medical services, there's a hospital right on campus-Unity Hospital-which has a 471-bed capacity, full emergency department, intensive care unit, surgical center, imaging and radiology, behavioral health, OB/GYN care, stroke center, dialysis, nephrology, and even a sleep medicine clinic, so care is there when needed. Many awards show top ratings, with high occupancy and A+ inspection scores, and it accepts Medicare and Medicaid. There's a focus on comfort and recovery with modern rooms, private bathrooms, air conditioning, and help around the clock, as needed, thanks to either 12- or 16-hour nursing shifts and a 24-hour call system, and there's always someone to answer questions or provide spiritual support with chaplain services if wanted. Residents get nutritious meals, cleaning, laundry, and have outings planned by staff; people can enjoy the view, sit by the pond, or just relax knowing the community has medical, therapeutic, and social services to help folks age safely with as much independence as possible.