DePaul Adult Care Communities Inc sits in Rochester, NY, though their network stretches across over fifteen counties in New York and reaches North Carolina, and the place runs many adult residential care facilities like Heritage Estates, a 24-bed community, and Heritage Manor, which holds 64 beds, and then there's Wheatfield Commons with 114 beds, plus other communities like Glenwell, Woodcrest, Westwood Commons, and more, each with their own set of rooms and services, and all these communities work to follow every rule under the Social Services Laws for proper care. This group takes on many different roles, as they own, rent, operate, and look after facilities that help seniors and others who need support, and they handle programs in assisted living, independent living, memory care, home care, nursing homes, senior apartments, and care homes for folks who want various levels of help. The organization calls itself a private not-for-profit, running since 1958, with a big team that includes 409 staff members like a president, chief financial officer, directors, marketing director, and a cook supervisor, and many folks say the staff is friendly, professional, and kind with residents and visitors alike, which makes for a welcoming feeling when people walk in.
DePaul has a main place at 1931 Buffalo Rd in Rochester, and beyond that, they operate over 50 program sites and serve upwards of 5,000 people each year, so it's not a small operation, and it even has a parent group called DePaul Community Services. Their mission stays steady on helping folks achieve as much independence as possible, whether someone needs daily help, just a bit of supervision, or a safe place to live with nutritious food and social events. They focus on offering things folks really need, like affordable housing, senior apartments, and residential homes-you'll see everything from assisted living programs (they call it ALP) to memory care units designed for seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia, and they provide everyday help, too, with meals planned by chefs, help around the house, and even activities that keep residents busy and involved, be it mentally, physically, or emotionally.
The network covers much ground, offering vocational programs, addiction prevention, supported housing, transitional housing, and even services for those recovering from mental illness or in need of behavioral care. They have places dedicated to residential, rehabilitation, and treatment services for seniors and for folks with developmental issues, so it's not just about retirement living, but more about a range of supports. The facilities and communities, like Westwood Commons, Heritage Manor of Lockport, Woodcrest Commons, Glenwell, Wheatfield Commons, Heritage Estates, and others, are kept clean and maintained, and people talk about the overall sense of care-everything from nutritious meals to simple comforts and help with daily living tasks, which means they're aiming for residents to feel comfortable and happy. Programs also include day habilitation, job training, educational services, and mental health support, showing a commitment to practical care as well as community life.
Financially, DePaul Adult Care Communities Inc reported revenues of $18,695,436 and expenses of $20,083,907 in 2023, so they're a sizeable non-profit operation, and their recognition includes awards like Best of Senior Living and Best of Senior Living All Star, showing they've been noticed for care and resident support. With multiple ways to get involved, from independent living to help with personal care and memory care, plus respite care and home care, this group pays attention to comfort, independence, and the quiet needs that come with growing old, and they do so with dedicated staff in a wide range of living environments. They've also got a website, www.depaul.org, for those looking to find more.
