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The Landing of Brighton

Licensed enriched housing program in Town of Brighton, Monroe County, New York

121 certified beds
34 SNALR beds
27 violations in 4 yrs
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The Landing of Brighton at 1350 Westfall Road, Rochester is licensed by the New York State Department of Health as an enriched housing program with 121 certified beds, certified as ALR, EALR and SNALR, and sits in the Town of Brighton, Monroe County.

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The Landing of Brighton at 1350 Westfall Road, Rochester is licensed by the New York State Department of Health as an enriched housing program with 121 certified beds, certified as ALR, EALR and SNALR, and sits in the Town of Brighton, Monroe County.

Is The Landing of Brighton in Rochester licensed by the state?

Yes: the Department of Health's roster lists The Landing of Brighton under operating certificate 370-S-197 with 121 certified beds, which makes it larger than the typical Rochester-area residence (77 beds).

LicenseOperating certificateCertified capacityALR certifications (beds)OpenedResidents, end of 2026 Q2
Enriched Housing Program370-S-197121ALR 121, EALR 44, SNALR 34July 7, 201495

At the end of 2026 Q2 the facility reported 95 residents against 121 certified beds, about 79% full. The operator of record is Brighton Senior Care, LLC (llc). The first license at this address dates to 2014.

What level of care is The Landing of Brighton certified for?

In the Department of Health's capacity report, 121 beds are certified as an Assisted Living Residence (ALR); 44 are Enhanced ALR (EALR) beds for residents who need more physical help and want to age in place; 34 are Special Needs ALR (SNALR) beds for dementia care.

The certifications are counted in beds, not buildings, so ask which apartment or wing a parent would move into and whether that bed carries the certification their needs call for. See what ALR, EALR and SNALR mean.

What violations has New York cited at The Landing of Brighton?

The Department of Health inspected The Landing of Brighton 14 times in the four-year window NYS Health Profiles shows, most recently on June 2, 2026; 7 visits produced at least one violation, 27 in total.

Report issuedSurvey typeViolationsStatusRegulation topics cited
June 2, 2026Relicensure, Complaint Survey9Plan/Notice of Correction ApprovedOperating certificates; Environmental standards; Disaster and emergency procedures
June 2, 2026Complaint Survey1Plan/Notice of Correction Under ReviewAdmission and retention standards
May 7, 2026Complaint Survey0Plan/Notice of Correction Not Required—
November 6, 2025Complaint Survey0Plan/Notice of Correction Not Required—
September 2, 2025Complaint Survey0Plan/Notice of Correction Not Required—
August 29, 2025Complaint Survey1Plan/Notice of Correction ApprovedAdmission and retention standards
May 12, 2025Complaint Survey0Plan/Notice of Correction Not Required—
February 25, 2025Relicensure, Complaint Survey8Plan/Notice of Correction ApprovedOperating certificates; General provisions; Food service

The last full relicensure survey shown is dated June 2, 2026. That is more than the median of 14 violations for Rochester-area residences over the same window. The topics cited most often here were medication management (4), environmental standards (3), general provisions (3).

The 6 older reports are on the facility's NYS Health Profiles page.

Has New York taken enforcement action against The Landing of Brighton?

No enforcement action against The Landing of Brighton appears on NYS Health Profiles for the current window.

That is the common case. Most citations are resolved with a plan of correction and never become a stipulation, so the inspection table above is the better guide.

Which assisted living residences are closest to The Landing of Brighton?

The nearest other licensed adult care facility is Wolk Manor Enriched Living Center in Brighton, about 0.7 miles away by straight line, with 85 beds and ALR, EALR, SNALR.

FacilityMiles awayCertified capacityALR certificationsSNALR (memory care) bedsViolations, 4-yr window
Wolk Manor Enriched Living Center
4000 Summit Circle Drive, Rochester 14618
0.785ALR, EALR, SNALR180
The Hawthorne
1 Johnsarbor Dr W, Rochester 14620
1.042ALR, EALR015
Cobbs Hill Manor
1175 Monroe Avenue, Rochester 14620
1.4127ALP0120
Glenmere at Cloverwood
1 Wheatley Ter, Pittsford 14534
2.977ALR, EALR, SNALR1910
Heather Heights of Pittsford
160 W Jefferson Rd, Pittsford 14534
3.3120ALR, EALR, SNALR2422

Which hospitals are near The Landing of Brighton?

The Landing of Brighton is in the Town of Brighton, Monroe County; the nearest hospital is Highland Hospital (UR Medicine), about 1.8 miles away by straight line.

Next is Strong Memorial Hospital at about 2.1 miles. Distances are straight lines between map coordinates, not drive times.

If nursing home care is needed later, the closest CMS-certified homes are The Highlands at Brighton (0.6 mi, CMS 3 of 5) and The Brightonian, Inc (0.7 mi, CMS 5 of 5).

What should families ask The Landing of Brighton before moving in?

Let the public record set the agenda: ask to read the June 2, 2026 inspection report and the approved plan of correction.

  • Ask how many aides and supervisors are awake overnight, and who helps residents with medications.
  • Ask how many of the enhanced and special needs beds are open today, and what triggers a move between levels.
  • Ask whether the residence accepts residents on SSI, and what happens if private funds run out after admission.
  • Ask for the residency agreement and fee schedule in writing before any deposit; New York requires a written admission agreement.

Official record: The Landing of Brighton on NYS Health Profiles.

Source: NYSDOH Health Facility General Information roster and Adult Care Facility Quarterly Statistical Report (2026 Q2 capacity), retrieved October 31, 2026 (health.data.ny.gov); NYS Health Profiles inspection and enforcement records, retrieved October 31, 2026 (profiles.health.ny.gov). Star ratings are CMS's own; we do not rate facilities.

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