Fairport Baptist Homes

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Fairport Baptist Homes
4646 Nine Mile Point Road
Fairport, NY 14450
585-377-0350

Since its founding 100 years ago, Fairport Baptist Homes Caring Ministries has been committed to compassionate care. The organization serves both a residential and a non-residential population that is made up primarily of seniors, but the Homes' services are open to all regardless of age, race, creed, color, national origin, sex, disability, sexual orientation, marital status or source of payment.

Our Mission
Our Vision
Our Values
Our Affiliations
Our Employees
Privacy Policy

Our Mission

To create a flourishing residential community by constantly seeking to discover better ways to live and work together and by building upon the best of what we have already accomplished.

Our Vision

We envision for our residents normalcy and individualized quality care. We will work in partnership to create the best of "home:" an environment of friendship, spontaneity, creativity, comfort and pleasure. We envision a place where each of us is known; where each is comfortable being one’s self, where each of us wants to be. And we envision a thriving and growing community, full of life and vitality, in which all are welcome and all contribute.

Our Values

We believe in the importance of knowing the resident.

We believe in the importance of the resident’s maintaining control in daily decision-making and in daily routine.

We believe in the powerful potential for growth, development, and contribution in all our residents and all our staff.

We believe in the power and importance of relationship, one to another, and in the value of community building.

We believe in the value of teamwork, in knowledgeable and responsible decision-making, in facing challenges as a community.

We believe in celebrating accomplishments.

We are willing to take reasonable risks, to try new things.

We revere the elders, nurture the children, respect our families, welcome our visitors, value the contributions of our volunteers, and honor our staff members.

We believe in the sanctity of life and the sacredness of death.
Our Affiliations

Fairport Baptist Homes is associated with the following organizations:

American Baptist Churches in the USA
American Baptist Churches of the Rochester/Genesee Region
American Baptist Churches of New York State
American Baptist Homes and Hospitals Association
American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging
Fairport/Perinton Senior Living Council, Inc.
New York Association of Homes and Services for the Aging
Perinton Churches Housing, Inc.
Rochester Area Association of Homes and Services for the Aging

Our Employees

Residents and families know what makes Fairport Baptist Homes so special: our employees. Every day our staff demonstrates its commitment to excellence and compassion. Fairport Baptist Homes is an equal opportunity employer. Learn more about employment opportunities.


Privacy Policy

Fairport Baptist Homes is committed to protecting the privacy information of our residents, patients, clients and children. Under the rules of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), we are required to post a Notice of Privacy Practices on our web site to explain our privacy practices and the use and disclosure of private health information. If you have any questions about the Privacy Policy, please contact our Privacy Officer at 585-377-0350. To read our Privacy Policy in its entirety, please click here.

Fairport Baptist Homes owns and/or manages a variety of senior housing communities in Fairport: Deland Acres Independent Living Community ElizAl Court Apartments Fairport Apartments Roselawn Shared Living Residence Rose Hollow Deland Acres Independent Living Community Deland Acres Drive Fairport Baptist Homes owns and manages the 42-unit Deland Acres, one-story apartments for middle-income seniors. These cluster homes include 25 two-bedroom and 17 one-bedroom units. The apartments are designed so that handicapped access can be provided as needed. ElizAl Court Apartments 1027 East Whitney Road Fairport Baptist Homes owns and manages the six spacious ranch-style apartments that make up ElizAl Court. Each unit is 1,495 square feet and includes 2.5 bedrooms/study, 1.5 bathrooms and a 1.5-car garage. The apartments are designed so that handicapped access can be provided as needed. Fairport Apartments 1030 East Whitney Road Fairport Baptist Homes manages the Fairport Apartments, a HUD-subsidized 104-unit community of 52 studio and 52 one-bedroom apartments, which offer affordable housing to seniors. Section 8 vouchers also are accepted. The community is regulated through the New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal (DHCR). The apartments were established by Perinton Churches Housing, Inc., a partnership of 13 Perinton/Fairport churches and Fairport Baptist Homes. Roselawn Shared Living Residence 41 Roselawn Avenue Roselawn Shared Living Residence is home to eight seniors who live independently in a shared living setting under sponsorship of the Fairport/Perinton Senior Living Council. Fairport Baptist Homes manages Roselawn. Rose Hollow 29 Durant Place Rose Hollow is a 12-unit complex for lower-income seniors.

Our fellow citizens who need to be in a warm and safe place always have been and always will be the main focus of our mission at Fairport Baptist Homes. Services at the 196-bed Alvin C. Foster Residential Health Care Facility consist of a wide variety of levels of care, including skilled nursing care. Skilled nursing care is for persons whose needs range up to round-the-clock monitoring and extensive nursing care. Some residents require assistance for all the activities of daily living. Fairport Baptist Homes consists of 18 long-term care households (178 beds) and two rehabilitative care households in the Transitional Care Center (18 beds). From Hallways to Households: Changing the Culture in Nursing Homes The journey to a "new" Fairport Baptist Homes began in March 1997 and ended in August 1999 as "From Hallways to Households: Changing the Culture in Nursing Homes" came to fruition. Fairport Baptist Homes is one of the national leaders in the return to "rampant normalcy." Gone are the long hallways and the noise of carts and equipment being rolled to and fro. Gone is the "hospital" model that became so prevalent in nursing facilities throughout the nation in the 1960s. In its place is home. The 20 households consist of nine, 10 and 12 residents each, and each household is a traditional family home -- a radical departure from the "hallways" concept that exists in almost all nursing homes throughout the nation. Admission is open to all regardless of age, race, creed, color, national origin, sex, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, or source of payment. Payment mechanisms include private pay, Medicaid, Medicare, and long-term care insurance.