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About Legacy at Maiden Park
At Legacy at Maiden Park, you will enjoy all of the available services and care you need but can remain as independent as you like. Situated nicely in the city of Rochester, New York. Our residents enjoy dining out, local parks, and other activities. There is never a shortage of options for seniors looking for something to do.
Choosing the right assisted living community can be an overwhelming for seniors and their families. We will be with you and guide you through all the services and care we have available. We show you how you can create a customized solution as the needs of you or your family member change. You'll have the peace of mind knowing that the best possible care is being provided in Rochester. The flexibility we offer is nearly limitless when it comes to the daily care we can provide.
Legacy at Maiden Park Senior Living and Care Types
Assisted Living
Rochester seniors thrive at Legacy at Maiden Park Assisted Living, where independence meets tailored assistance for daily needs. Key offerings are support with grooming, use of shared amenities, and on-site staff present at all times. With Legacy at Maiden Park Assisted Living, you'll experience the relief of knowing that you or your loved one is in capable, caring hands.
Memory Care
For Rochester seniors dealing with memory loss, Legacy at Maiden Park Memory Care delivers specialized attention and expert dementia care. The facility is designed to provide unique care plans, a monitored units, and games that keep resident's minds sharp. By choosing Legacy at Maiden Park Memory Care, parents and loved ones with dementia will have a better life, and you gain peace of mind.
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Legacy at Maiden Park Amenities & Services
Residents have access to Outdoor Common Areas, Beautician Onsite, Meals Provided, Activities Offsite, Devotional Services Offsite, Indoor Common Areas, Activities Onsite, Devotional Services Onsite and other facility comforts so seniors feel right at home. Our fully-trained staff is always friendly and available to help seniors feel right at home.
Our facility has Diverse services and other ways we keep seniors active and healthy. Our staff works really hard to keep our aging residents active and independent, keeping everyone feeling young and healthy.
Residents enjoy of a full schedule of social, educational and entertaining activities. Our structured program helps all residents maintain a high quality of life. Many of our activities encourage members to socialize and develop friendships with other residents. We make sure the activities are fun and entertaining.
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Legacy at Maiden Park Location
Legacy at Maiden Park
749 Maiden Ln, Rochester, NY 14615
Pricing & Availability
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- Assisted Living
- Memory Care
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Legacy at Maiden Park Frequently Asked Questions
What does Legacy at Maiden Park cost?
The cost of care at Legacy at Maiden Park is determined by the type of service, which includes assisted living and memory care. Pricing is based on the care type, level of supervision, staffing, and support required. Additional services like meals, transportation, and specialized care may affect costs. Call (800) 755-1458 for customized quotes and tailored pricing.
Does Legacy at Maiden Park accept Medicare or Medicaid?
Medicare does not pay for assisted living because it focuses on medical rather than custodial care. Memory care is generally not covered by Medicare except for specific medical needs. Medicaid may offer financial assistance for assisted living or memory care depending on eligibility and state regulations. Speak to a trained advisor at (800) 755-1458 for more information.
What types of living and care are available at Legacy at Maiden Park?
Legacy at Maiden Park provides assisted living and memory care services to enhance residents’ well-being. Assisted living offers tailored daily care, while memory care provides secure support for memory challenges.
Can I move into Legacy at Maiden Park right away?
Unit openings update regularly. Call (800) 755-1458 for information.
Does Legacy at Maiden Park offer guided tours?
Visit Legacy at Maiden Park through a guided tour experience. Call or submit the contact form to arrange a convenient viewing time.
Are the reviews for Legacy at Maiden Park good?
With a 4.9 rating, Legacy at Maiden Park receives strong praise. Customers were impressed by the quality of assisted living and memory care, noting the facility, compassionate care, and excellent amenities.
Reviews Legacy at Maiden Park
May 2026
A very nice place
April 2026
They are a true 5 I would give them a 100 if I could. Staff, from top administrators to volunteers, all have been great. No one has ever given us any issues and are always ready to help. It is a very clean senior living facility. There is always someone walking around and picking up. There are a variety of room types- assisted and enhanced, private or semi private, small, medium and large living areas. It is a comforting feeling to know your loved one is being well cared for, as you would care for them yourself. There are daily activities for loved ones to partake of if the mood strikes. I would highly recommend this facility and I commend all those for their professionalism as well as compassion towards the residents and their families.
February 2026
Would absolutely love to understand why rent is Soo expensive 5k but yet activities are taken away such as the Sunday church day which now just every other Sunday. The church is 5 mins away and now are not taking the residents when it's "too cold". They started to offer scheduled medical appointments rides but request 10$ . You think the amount you charge for rent you would have a bus there more often vrs sharing it with another facility. Food they serve is okay they serve canned food alot. This is also the 3rd owner in the 3 yrs my mom has lived there.
April 2025
Was very clean to the eye, but 2 different hallways smelled like urine with room spray.
March 2025
The Legacy drained the resident of their money! They claimed she needed all this extra care! Funny we moved her, and she is thriving with no extra care! Please do not trust the Legacy!
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Every time I visit a family friend I feel so welcomed by all the staff. It is an inviting atmosphere very home like feel!
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Legacy at Maiden Park is wonderful place, they take absolutely great care for my father and the staff is amazing. It’s very clean and really nice and my dad is very happy there. I just love to see the front desk lady Tammy interact with the residents, she is so amazing with them and you can tell she cares.
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Legacy is such a wonderful place my grandma really likes the place and the staff is very helpful and kind and they go out of there way thanks to the staff
October 2024
Legacy is the greatest! The staff and management is top tier , everyone is so welcoming and super friendly. Doug the director is awesome , we love him :-). Would highly recommend if looking for assisted living options to call home!
October 2024
Legacy at Maiden Park is such a wonderful place! With staff members who are so kind and helpful at all times it really make me feel so relieved knowing my grandma is at the right home. Every time I come to visit I am greeted so kindly at the front door with staff members kindly greeting me as I pass by. I know my grandma is so happy here because every time I come to visit I always catch her with brightest smile on her face. Between all the activities they’ve got going on she can either always have something to do or just relax and join in when she pleases. I am so happy that Legacy at Maiden park was the one for my family. Thank you so much I couldn’t be more grateful for the upmost care you take of the residents! To them they are their family to and you can totally feel that love!!
October 2024
Was recently at Legacy to visit a family friend. The facility was clean. The staff was friendly into my surprise. My family friend looked like she was happy there. I’m always nervous about these types of facilities, but this has exceeded my expectations. Thank you, Legacy staff
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My wife and I are pleased with the care of our loved one
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Such a beautiful facility and staff is amazing!
August 2024
Very welcoming and friendly staff. They listened and answered all my questions. I went from being nervous to feeling very comfortable with the decisions they helped us make.
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Love this place & the residents
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I'm very pleased with the level care my mother receives. The caregivers, nurses and office personnel are so helpful and knowledgeable. Would highly recommend Legacy at Maiden Park!
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There are few facilities I have ever seen that exude the care and devotion for residents as I witnessed here at Legacy at Maiden Park. The complete and total package. The staff perform at 100% effort 100% of the time.
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A truly wonderful place!! Most caring staff in the world.
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Before I start, I want to warn everyone that this is going to be a long review. I was an employee of Legacy at Maiden Park before the community was even open. During my several years of employment I saw things change. Some things for the better and some things not so much. I loved working there. The staff was amazing. I started as the only nurse with one resident and as the population grew my positions within Legacy morphed into being a Unit coordinator, Case manager and assistant to the Resident Care Director. The only reason I left Legacy to go to another community was because it was a promotion to being the Resident Care Director. Fast forward to the present day. My mother has been in memory care at Maiden Park since June 2023. The summer went well with no concerns, but things started to change in the fall with the staff. How sad it has been for me to learn how much things have changed since I worked there. My family and I have noticed there has been some really caring staff in the memory care, so to them we say thank you. As for most of the staff, we are not impressed with the level of care, concern and love shown to the residents. There have been a lot of staff changes. Most of the caring, loving staff has been terminated (not only noticed by family of several residents, but current staff has told us “All the good staff has been fired”). Not sure of the reasons, but there were at least 5-10 great staff let go. Now Legacy has a lot of agency staff and if they are not agency, they appear to be Watermark staff that are very uncaring. While I worked at Legacy, we struggled with getting good staff but we also did not fire staff when there were issues that could have been corrected with discussing the issues. That is called “corrective action”. 1. My mom had been in the hospital for 4 days and I requested she get a shower when I returned her to the community. I asked three times before I left. Everyone looked at me like I had three heads. No one got up from their break of doing nothing, to get her in the shower. I ended up emailing the RSD to ensure it was done. I had also advised the med tech at that time she needed her PRN inhaler. Her doctor’s order is for 2 puffs as needed. I noticed on the way home from the hospital she was have difficulty breathing. After basically telling the med tech to give it to her, she finally was given her inhaler. She had her puff once and put the cap back on. She started walking away and I told her she needed another puff. If that happens with me standing right there, what is happening when no one is around??? 2. Due to the fall and hospital stay she had a new order to have one assist while using a walker. A walker she had never used before (She only needed it for about two weeks then PT got here off it). I returned to the community that evening to put her new sneakers on. When I got there, she was not in memory care. They had taken her to music on EALR, which was fantastic, however, when I got over there the residents were on their way back to memory care. Our mother was in the back of the line WITHOUT the $2500 assist near her. I sent an email to the RSD detailing our annoyance with the fact there was no one assist anywhere near her but yet, she was being charged an extra $2500 for it!! But that fell on deaf ears. The response from the RSD was “I’ll discuss it with the staff”. Is that the same staff who sit on their phones the whole time? 3. Our mother’s brand-new glasses have been missing for well over a month. Closer to 2 months. I would think by the number of times we have said something to the staff, they would have been found by now. I went through the hall cabinets (One of the staff told me to look since I know what they look like) and unfortunately so far no glasses. All my family members ask the staff to look for them because memory care residents have obvious cognitive changes, and the glasses and probably are in another resident’s room. If I was able, I’d check the rooms. But again, no one takes the time to search for them. Way too busy looking at their phones. 4. My sister who is the POA had reached out to the RSD, the case manager and business director on multiple occasions to discuss concerns. She has left messages and never received return calls. I think she is still waiting for a return call. I got tired of not getting return calls, so I stopped and only used email to communicate. 5. To have the RSD’s office up in the administration hall instead of on the floor is poor judgement. I have never worked in an Assisted Living Community where the families and residents did not have direct access to the RSD. To me having an open-door policy with the residents and families is extremely important. I’d have to say this just shows how unimportant the families and residents really are. 6. Even more so, to take a supervisor who had an office on memory care out and replace it with the maintenance office is just filled with poor judgement. The memory care population doesn’t need a bunch of men (if there were females, I’ve never seen them) coming in and out of memory care. When this was brought up to the RSD, the response I got was that the staff was congregating too much in the supervisor’s office when it was in memory care. Ridiculous reasoning. I would have to suggest next time having a staff meeting with the supervisor to discuss how to handle staff congregating. The answer Legacy had was to pull the direct supervisor completely off the unit and let the staff sit around doing nothing except playing on their phones. The phone situation is out of control there. Not only has our mom’s friends and family noticed, but other residents family members have also mentioned it in passing. Rarely do I see much interaction with the residents unless activities are doing something, or they are getting ready to have a meal. So I guess it is better to have staff on the memory care unit without a direct supervisor where the population is more fragile, so staff can be on their phones the entire shift. 7. The community is very dirty. There is nothing moved to give a good cleaning. Our mom has a small floor shelf unit. My sister was moving her from Legacy and when they moved the unit (which is very light and there isn’t much to it and the dust and dirt underneath was totally disgusting. 8. I had an issue that I waited to speak to the RSD about. She was out getting snacks for an upcoming staff meeting and came in just as I was leaving. I started to discuss a concern and her response to me was “ I can’t talk I’m getting ready for a staff meeting in a few minutes. _____ can help you”. Well guess what? I didn’t want ____ to help me I wanted to speak to the RSD. But I wasn’t as important as her snacks and her upcoming staff meeting. 9. One last thing. We made the decision based on all the above-mentioned items, along with several more concerns, to move our mother to a different community. The entire staff knows when and who is moving out. NO ONE came and said goodbye to our mother. The RSD was in her office, again up in the admin hall and didn’t come say anything to my sister or our mother. Not very professional in my opinion. Just reinforces that Legacy has no interest in their residents or the families. The BIGGEST focus this community has is $$$$$$$. Once they aren’t getting any money from you they don’t care about anything. These things may seem very trivial, but they are just the tip of the iceberg of the concerns and issues we have had come up. I could go on for hours. But hopefully anyone reading this gets the point. For $4300 a month (for a shared room) I’d say it’s totally disgusting. Also, our mom has been there since June of last year. On March 1, 2024 her monthly rate increased from $4300 to $4700. It’s called bait and switch. Get her in there at one price, then within 9 months raise it $400 !!!!!!!!!!! Putting on a review for Legacy at Maiden Park was difficult because it has been an important part of my life for several years. I have taken care of the memory care population since 2013 and know what is important from an administrator perspective and now from a family perspective. I know the drill with families and the administration. This review is only being put out there to possibly stop someone from spending WAYYY too much for their loved one’s care at Legacy at Maiden Park. Think long and hard about having someone you love move into Legacy at Maiden Park. What was once a loving, caring, well working community, now has proven to be a community where $$ is king, where there is no solid supervision, where the RSD (and/or Watermark) prefers to be up front instead of being approachable with an open door policy, where the administration refuses to take responsibility for their own actions, decisions and choices but chooses put point blame at the previous administration. (I was told the staffing issues were a direct result of the past administration. Well, the past admin is long gone. Time for the current administration to step up their game. To be totally clear, our families’ views have nothing to do with my employment or any other previous employees at Legacy. We were under the impression that our mom would get the same loving care that residents received when I was there. We were 100% wrong. Do your homework. A nice building is nothing more than a nice building. Search out a community that will show love, concern, and have a staff that demonstrates that caring nature when family in, and is not in the building.
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We enjoyed our visit with Doug and team. Everyone was so kind, feels like dad will be right at home. Go check this place out.
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June 2023
My mom was not happy where we had her living. We moved her to Legacy and she became so happy! She has always been a busy person. Catering and gardening. She is kept busy doing things similar to what she has been use to!! Happy mom!!
May 2023
My mom has been at Legacy At Maiden Park for 10 months. Mom is comfortable and happy in her new community. Seeing her happy takes a huge burden off of me, as well as how ALL the staff that warmly welcomes us every time we go to visit mom. Communication with administration and staff is 100% and that is a huge plus. Mom is not treated like a patient, she is treated with compassion and friendship. Mom refers to the employees as her friends and smiles when she talks about the conversations she had with them. All the socializing and friendships created is what has made mom refer to Legacy as home. That alone, is what makes me recommend Legacy at Maiden Park.
May 2023
I wholeheartedly recommend Legacy at Maiden Park to anyone seeking exceptional care for their loved ones. The professionalism, personalized attention, beautiful facilities, and compassionate staff make this nursing home truly outstanding. I am immensely grateful to have found such a remarkable facility, where my family member is not just a resident, but a cherished individual receiving the highest standard of care
January 2023
My father just spent his first week living at Legacy at Maiden Park in Rochester, NY and we couldn't be happier. Dad is 97 years old and needs a lot of support to get through the day. His aides at Legacy reflect caring and competence as they assist him throughout the day with tasks such as dressing, bathing, eating, and grooming. Every aide we've met has been kind, patient, and friendly. They encourage Dad to take part in daily activities and engage him in conversation. He never feels like a burden, rather the staff makes him feel appreciated and important. The directors and nursing staff are easy to reach and very supportive. The residence is clean and attractive, more like an upscale hotel than an assisted living facility. Thank you Legacy for making dad's move to assisted living a great experience!
September 2022
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Community Details
Legacy at Maiden Park Amenities and Services
Amenities
- Outdoor Common Areas
- Beautician Onsite
- Meals Provided
- Activities Offsite
- Devotional Services Offsite
- Indoor Common Areas
- Activities Onsite
- Devotional Services Onsite
Services
- Diverse services
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Legacy at Maiden Park Housing and Staff
Living Types Available
Staff
- Trained Staff
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