Rochester, N.Y. – The Summit at Brighton independent senior living and Wolk Manor enriched living communities celebrate their 15-year anniversary on Sunday, June 23rd with an Open House from 1:00pm to 3:00pm on The Summit campus at 2000 Summit Circle Drive just off Winton Road. The Open House celebrates 15 years of serving the greater Rochester area as the first and only Life Care Community.
Life Care provides a continuum of services from independent living to assisted living to long-term care with no increase in fees, except for cost of living adjustments. Should the need for increased care arise, a resident can move to Wolk Manor enriched living or long-term care at the Jewish Home and continue to pay the same monthly fee charged for his/her independent living home. There are no limits or maximums with Life Care – the resident only pays the independent living rate no matter how long they live there, what level of care they need, or how much long term care costs rise over time. This provides huge savings, asset protection and peace of mind for whatever the future may bring.
The June 23rd Open House event includes refreshments resembling a progressive dinner party – each area of The Summit will have different types of food to encourage people to tour the entire community and model apartment. All guests will receive a special gift for attending.
About Jewish Home:
Serving people of all faiths and ethnic backgrounds, Jewish Home is guided by the values of honoring family and emphasizing aging in place—allowing people to remain in the place of their choice longer. Jewish Home is a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), offering all levels of care from independent living to skilled nursing care on a single campus:
- The Summit at Brighton for independent living;
- Wolk Manor for assisted living;
- The Lodge at Wolk Manor for assisted living memory care;
- The Jewish Home of Rochester for long-term, transitional, and memory care;
- Transitional Care at the Jewish Home for short-term rehabilitation;
- Atkin Center for Outpatient Rehabilitation;
- Marian’s House daytime retreat for those with memory loss; and
- a variety of community programs and services such as Living Well Companion Care and Physician House Calls that enable people to age and live safely, either on campus or another place that they call home.
Jewish Home is the only senior care provider in the Rochester area to offer Life Care, a program which eliminates worries about unforeseen care needs and medical expenses throughout the full continuum of care.
Jewish Home is CARF accredited for its high quality and customer satisfaction, and has been named a 2017 Top Workplace by the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
Jewish Home is a member of the Alliance for Senior Care of Greater Rochester, Leading Age, Leading Age New York, and the Association of Jewish Agency Services.
For more information, please visit www.jewishhomeroc.org.