Steinhorst Square

Steinhorst Square sits at 612 South St Ste A102 in Utica, NY, and offers housing for seniors aged 62 and older, having 102 one- and two-bedroom apartments inside a four-story building that was built back in 1975, with its total living space covering about 35,088 square feet and situated on a lot of 31,218 square feet in Oneida County. Residents can choose from several care levels like independent living, assisted living, nursing home care, and memory care, and the building includes features like handicap accessibility, laundry facilities, garage parking, and partial cooling, though there's no central heating system. Meals and dining services are available for those who want them, and there are planned social activities, recreational and community rooms, fitness centers, and arts and crafts for folks looking to stay active or connected, plus respite care is an option for short-term stays or when caregivers need a break. Steinhorst Square offers help with daily activities, medication, meals, and personal care for seniors who need it, with support staff available at all hours for those in assisted living, nursing, and memory care programs that include activities for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia. Pricing here runs from about $2,400 up to $11,667 per month, and residents can expect a maintenance-free lifestyle with services like housekeeping, kitchens or kitchenettes, washers and dryers, and cable TV in many units, while building-wide amenities include guest parking, Wi-Fi, and safety features such as sprinkler systems. Flood risk in this area is outside of the major annual zones but flood insurance is recommended, and the property is part of a subdivision in Oneida County. The community brings together different options from a range of providers, such as Focus Senior Living at Utica, Eastern Star Home, Pounder Hall Inc., The Presbyterian Residential Community, The Community at Sunset Wood, Village Point Apartments, Preswick Glen, and Margaret M Knamm Memorial Apts, covering both apartment living and facilities with more hands-on care for those who need skilled nursing or memory support, plus there are board and care homes for those looking for a smaller setting. Caregivers also have access to community forums and support, while residents benefit from educational, health, and wellness programs designed to maintain independence and quality of life. No detailed service list is available, so those interested will need to contact Steinhorst Square or its partner organizations for more specifics about daily operations and their full range of programs.