Lockport Presbyterian Home
Lockport Presbyterian Home - Presbyterian Senior Care
305-327 High Street
Lockport, New York 14094
Phone: 716-434-8805
Fax: (716)434-6059
Where quality living with dignity is an everyday experience
Founded in 1959, Lockport Presbyterian Home is the longest established adult care facility in the Lockport area. Lockport Presbyterian Home is a senior care residence for men and women of all faiths who are 65 and older and interested in living in a social and active environment. We also welcome people who want or need additional assistance with the activities of daily living. We are licensed, not-for-profit, and regulated by the New York State Department of Health.
This unique facility, located in the heart of Lockport, consists of two historic and recently renovated stone mansions that are complemented by two newly constructed houses. The walls of the beautiful Gardenway - a modern structure that connects each of the historic and modern buildings - are covered with donated artwork as well as some created by residents. The complex is located on four beautifully landscaped acres with stately shade trees and gardens.
Lockport Presbyterian Home invites you to come for a visit. Once here, you’ll feel like you’ve found a new home.
LIVING ACCOMODATIONS
Lockport Presbyterian Home offers a variety of living accommodations to fit your lifestyle and budget. Room rates are calculated based on the resident’s chosen accommodation. Each room, studio, or suite may be decorated with a resident’s private furnishings or, for a small additional fee, our furniture. For more information regarding what accommodations each house offers, please select from the options below.
The Keep House
The Keep House offers seven deluxe studios, each with its own full, private bathroom, and five smaller rooms with shared bathrooms. Four of the deluxe studios are spacious enough for a couple, one of which is the “The Grigg Room.†Although all rooms and studios in this house are unique, the recently renovated Victorian mansion has retained its charm by maintaining leaded glass doors and windows, fireplaces, moldings, and some Victorian period furnishings.
The Williams House
With recent renovations, the Williams House now has six studios and six suites. Although floor plans vary, each has a full private bathroom with walk-in shower; in addition, the suites have separate living and bedroom spaces. As in the Keep House, four of the deluxe suites are spacious enough for a couple. The Williams House also possesses leaded glass windows, fireplaces, and some artwork original to the first owners.
The Hart House
Opened in 2006, the Hart House has 28 one-bedroom suites. Each suite has 390 square feet and includes separate living and bedroom spaces as well as a full bathroom with walk-in shower. Each suite has individually controlled heating and air conditioning, emergency call bells, and is telephone and cable TV ready.
OTHER AREAS TO ENJOY
Although each resident has his or her own personal space, Lockport Presbyterian Home offers so much more. The ambience throughout the two recently renovated mansions and the two newly constructed buildings is unmatched. Playing a game of checkers in the cozy library, visiting with family and friends in the elegant Angela Rose Parlour, and reading while on the window seats of the art-lined Gardenway are only a few activities to which these charming spaces offer themselves. Every part of the complex is your home including the many different porches, the Parlours, library, activity center, living rooms, dining rooms, as well as the gardens and grounds. Lockport Presbyterian Home truly is a home to its residents in every sense of the word, and residents are encouraged to enjoy all of its amenities.
The Parlour
The Angela Rose Parlour in the Grigg-Lewis House was so named by a donor in honor of former Lockport Presbyterian Home administrator, Angela Rose Hahn, whose dedication to the recent renovation and expansion project was witnessed by everyone involved with the project. This warm and inviting gathering area is the perfect place to watch television or a movie or to relax with a favorite book or newspaper.
The Dining Room
In the Kenan Dining Room, residents are provided with three nutritious meals daily, served restaurant-style. It also hosts many socials, parties, entertainers, concerts, recitals, and more.
Again, Lockport Presbyterian Home invites you to come for a visit. Once here, you’ll feel like you’ve found a new home.
SERVICES AVAILABLE
Included in our rates we provide:
- 52 private rooms, studios, and suites of various sizes and appointments
- Three nutritious meals daily served restaurant-style
- Evening snack daily
- Staffed 24-hours a day with dedicated and caring individuals
- In-room emergency call system
- A secured environment
- Nurse-managed medication assistance
- Planned transportation for doctor appointments
- Personal housekeeping
- Personal laundry
- Case management
- Weekly ecumenical services
- A well-rounded activity program
- Local & area group outings
- Auxiliary & volunteer support
Additional services available:
- In-house doctor visits
- In-house podiatrist visits
- Local pharmacy delivery
- Personal shopping
- In-house banking
- In-house postal service
- In-house beauty shop
- In-house barber services
- Resident wander-monitoring system
- Cable TV
RESPITE CARE
Respite Care, a service that provides temporary relief for caregivers and families who are caring for elderly loved ones, is available at Lockport Presbyterian Home and is approved by the New York State Department of Health to provide the service.
Respite is defined as “an interval of rest or relief.†One of the important purposes of respite is to give family members time and temporary relief of the stress they may experience while providing extra care for a parent or other elderly loved one who is unable to live independently.
Caregivers who need a breather can arrange care for their loved one at Lockport Presbyterian Home so that they can take a vacation, undergo their own medical treatment, or just take a rest.
The individual must meet the same criteria for admission into Respite Care as do residents of the Home. The minimum respite stay is one week; the maximum stay is six weeks during any one-year period.
Respite Care residents receive all the same services as other residents of the Home and are provided a furnished room, studio, or suite, depending on availability. Cable TV is included. The stay must be prepaid.
Lockport Presbyterian Home is the only senior care residence in Lockport that is approved to provide respite care.
ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE
You'll never be bored at Lockport Presbyterian Home unless you choose to be! Our Certified Director of Activities posts a complete schedule of events on a monthly basis. Some of the events common on a monthly schedule include birthday parties, outings, ecumenical services, exercise classes, resident council meetings, guest speakers, health talks, breakfast and supper clubs, travelogues, movie and game nights, and much more.
Since the founding of Lockport Presbyterian Home, it has been blessed to have an active Auxiliary that supports its residents in numerous ways, including hosting a number of activities.
Contact the Activity Director, Toni Parada, if:
- you are an entertainer or speaker interested in scheduling an appearance
- you would like someone from Lockport Presbyterian Home to speak to your group or organization
- you would like to book a date for your club or organization to meet with us and have a tour of our complex
AUXILIARY SERVICES
The Auxiliary of Lockport Presbyterian Home supports the residents of the Home in many ways. For example, on a regular basis, the Auxiliary hosts a number of events for the residents, including an annual picnic, various holiday celebrations, birthday parties, spiritual life planning, and teas. They also sponsor an annual Christmas Mini-Bazaar and monthly mending. The Auxiliary meets quarterly on the first Thursday of March, June, September, and December as well as for special events.
Yearly Projects:
- Welcome gifts for residents
- Holiday corsages
- Christmas gifts and stockings
- Cable radio in dining room
- Ice cream trips
- Luncheons
- Outings
Enhancing the Lockport Presbyterian Home surroundings through special projects, the Auxiliary has provided:
- Items for new resident kitchen
- Chairs for the new activity center
- 30’ flag pole
- Time capsule
- Silverware, dishes, and linen tablecloths and napkins for the new dining room
- Memory Garden and Courtyard
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