How do I choose a nursing home in Rochester?

Start from the homes listed here, compare location, the type of home and the level of care each one provides, then contact the ones that still fit. If the move is urgent or the needs are complex, Curalune Care Help shortlists suitable homes for your case.

How many nursing homes are there in Rochester?

This page lists the nursing homes Curalune has published for Rochester, in New York. The count at the top of the page is the current number, and you can widen the search to the whole area if it is too small.

What if there is nothing suitable in Rochester?

Open the wider area from the link on this page, or send a guided request: we check availability in Rochester and in the surrounding towns, and come back with homes that match the situation.

Nursing homes

Nursing homes in Rochester

The nursing homes listed in Rochester (New York), on one page. Compare location, type of home and services, then contact the ones that fit directly.

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Homes listed here

These are the profiles published for this city. If the case is delicate or you need a shortlist fast, guided help is the quicker route.

Nursing homes in Rochester

Homes listed here

St. John's Health Care Corporation

St. Ann's Community

Waterview Heights Rehabilitation And Nursing Cente

Jewish Home Of Rochester

Monroe Community Hospital

Church Home Of The Protestant Episcopal Church

The Hurlbut

Woodside Manor Nursing Home Inc

Park Ridge Nursing Home

The Pearl Nursing Center Of Rochester

Blossom Health Care Center Inc.

The Friendly Home

Lilac Manor Rehabilitation And Nursing Center

The Brightonian, Inc

Rochester Center For Rehabilitation And Nursing

Hamilton Manor Nursing Home

Latta Road Nursing Home West

Latta Road Nursing Home East

Unity Living Center

Kirkhaven

Edna Tina Wilson Living Center

The Highlands At Brighton

The Brook At High Falls Nursing Home And Rehabilit

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