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Posted: November 10, 2015
Rochester’s Cornerstone/PathStone nears completion of senior housing development
Greece, NY Long Pond Senior Housing, an affordable supportive senior housing development being constructed off of Long Pond Rd., adjacent to Greece Baptist Church, is nearing completion.
Rochester’s Cornerstone Group, Ltd. and PathStone Corporation are development partners in this effort. The construction of these 54 one and two-bedroom units are more than 75% complete. The units will be available to residents 62 and older who qualify under certain income guidelines.
What makes this project unique is Family Service Communities will provide services to qualifying residents in a Department of Health licensed enriched living facility. Applicants who meet the criteria for the enriched housing program will receive meals, case management, weekly housekeeping and laundry service, social and recreational activities and transportation arrangements.
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