Weinberg Campus sits on a 70-acre property in Getzville, NY, and folks who value a quieter, more natural setting can find themselves walking along paths that wind around both butterfly and hummingbird gardens, and the whole place feels open and sunny because of the skylights and high ceilings, with resonant views from some rooms. The campus is built to help seniors in different stages of life with care types ranging from independent apartments with full kitchens and Wi-Fi to assisted living in Dosberg Manor, memory care in Garden House, skilled nursing at Rosa Coplon Rehab, and also in-home support when needed for health or therapy. Couples with different healthcare needs can often stay close together, and everything's connected through an indoor Main Street, so people can get to the beauty salon, wellness center, gift shop, library, dining venues, and even a theater without going outdoors during bad weather, which helps when winters are tough.
Staff and associates must pass background checks and health screenings, and they're supposed to treat residents with respect, dignity, and compassion. The whole place is handicap accessible and there are wheelchair accessible showers and bathrooms, private and two-room suites, and choices of units in most buildings. Some apartments have full kitchens, and there's a restaurant-style dining setup, room service, and even kosher meal options if that's needed. The campus has a focus on keeping things homelike, with a central fireplace, TV lounge, indoor and outdoor common areas, game rooms, computer or media center, and pets like cats and dogs are allowed. There's a bank right on the property, and a full range of support services like housekeeping, laundry, personal care, medication help, and transportation-folks can get rides to stores and medical appointments and there's resident parking available, too.
Weinberg Campus has both short-term respite care and long-term options, with structured activity programs to help keep seniors active and engaged-these include social, educational, and entertaining events, plus a wellness center and a therapy pool for outpatient rehab. For people with memory loss or Alzheimer's, the Garden House offers a secure and supportive environment, with meals and social activities to support cognitive health. The nursing home portion has private beds and is set up to take care of different medical needs, including incontinence, diabetes, and non-ambulatory conditions, with both skilled nursing and ancillary staff. There's even in-home services through the Rosa Coplon Certified Home Health Agency for things like nursing, physical or speech therapy, and dietitian support. Seniors with limited income can find options here, as the facility serves people at various income levels and operates as a non-profit that welcomes all faiths.
The apartment community tries to let people keep as much independence as possible, matching personal assistance to changing needs, with no discrimination based on gender identity, orientation, source of income, or faith, following New York State rights and protections. Meals are provided, and there are regular devotional services for those interested. Weinberg Campus has even been recognized with architecture awards and "Best Dish" honors for its food, and it holds a 5-star USCC accreditation. The activity schedule is full but not overwhelming, and there are policies in place to ensure that volunteers complete onboarding and screening. Folks can come for scheduled tours during the week, or by appointment on weekends, and the hours of service run from 8:30 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday. While there's no current listing for rent or sale, and some details like exterior features or specifics about utilities and fees aren't listed, people find it's a place where you can age with some dignity and comfort, not too far from shopping, parks, entertainment, and hospitals if you need them.
