Assisted Living Residences
The North Hall Environment
Thirty-seven elders live in our Assisted Living Residences, which we call North Hall. From the elegant dining room with its Oriental rug to the stately Victorian furnishings found throughout the residence, North Hall reflects the charm and character of old Rochester.
Each resident enjoys a private room with, in most cases, a private bath. We encourage residents to bring their own furnishings for their rooms, so they'll immediately feel at home.
Residents and their relatives often gather in the country kitchens and sun porches, or catch a show in our television room. They can shop our Country Store for cards, gifts, toiletries, and sweets. There's a beauty shop and a computer room for surfing the Web, and, of course, Don & Norma's is the place for free ice cream cones, sundaes, and floats.
The North Hall Family
Residents of North Hall assisted living community are part of the Guys and Dolls Family, with more dolls than guys, even in the feline category. The family has adopted three cats and many fish. They also care for two gardens that are viewable from their dining room. They tend flowers year-round in the adjacent greenhouse.
Residents range in age from 64 to 102. Each brings a unique history that enriches the Guys and Dolls Family as well as our local community. Many of the Guys and Dolls do volunteer work and take part in Rochester's numerous social and cultural events. Our intergenerational programs allow them to stay connected with all age groups. And we encourage residents to maintain vital affiliations with community groups and churches by hosting meetings right here at RPH.