The Addison of Parklands

The Addison of Parklands sits at 2000 Park Creek Lane in Churchville, New York, serving Monroe County as a senior living community that offers independent living, assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia, skilled nursing, and short-term stays or respite care. The place welcomes pets, so residents can bring their companions, and you'll find a salon on site for grooming or beauty, plus a sewing room for crafts, a library for reading, a fitness center for exercise, a billiards and game room for recreation, and a chapel for people wanting worship or spiritual activities. There's a well-trained support team on the premises day and night, and most chores like housekeeping, laundry-done in laundry rooms on each floor that don't take coins-and maintenance are handled by staff, so residents can spend time on things they enjoy instead of housework. Folks can access onsite physical, occupational, and speech therapists, too, and the staff offers help with daily living as needed, with services and programs that aim at enrichment and wellness, including fitness classes, nutrition guidance, wellness checks, and creative workshops for hobbies or new skills. Residents can choose cozy studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments suited to their needs, and the community keeps a welcoming and social environment, holding events, outings, and activities for making friends and keeping minds sharp. The full-service dining features chef-prepared meals in a restaurant-style setting, with themed dinners, action stations, private dining rooms, and specialty menus; and for those who need help getting to appointments, there's transportation available. The building itself uses a boutique-style design, and there's a focus on making life simple, enjoyable, and engaging, whether someone wants peace and quiet or social opportunities. Personalized care extends to both short-term and long-term stays, depending on health needs, with progressive levels of care offered on one campus, so residents don't have to move as their needs change. The Addison of Parklands gives people a safe, supportive, and affordable home where dignity, confidence, independence, and empowerment are valued, and everyone can settle into their own rhythm, whether they like to join group events, try creative things, worship in the chapel, or just relax with their pet and a book from the library.