Fox Run at Orchard Park

I wasn't really "ready" for senior living when we moved here almost four years ago, but it's been wonderful - and the best gift we could have given our kids. Trapped by a snowstorm (one of many!) in our patio home? - the CEO personally delivered meals via snowshoes! It's been great!

I am a resident of Orchard Park and a Former Supervisor. I have watch Fox Run grow, right from the first shovel in the ground to the grand opening. When I was old enough to make an application at Fox Run, I did in 2017. When 2018 came along, I had 2 knee replacements and was rehabbed at Fox Run for 2 weeks. The care the nurses gave me was wonderful, and the rehab office was across the hall. It couldn’t have gotten any better than that. When the snow gets really bad, I have no worries. Everything is right here and all I have to do is walk inside to the restaurant, Library, crafts any most of all the Bistro and dining. I have been here 7.5 years and have no regrets. Hope to see you here.

I love Fox run I spend every Christmas there with my parents. I am so relieved that they have found a home where they are safe and happy. The knowledge that they will be taken care of immediately by on grounds staff in case of any emergency and have access to skilled nursing and memory care should the need arise eases any fears I have for my parents well being. I have picked up Fox run flyers and paper work and when the time comes I hope to spend my retirement at Fox run, The amenities are incredible, the staff friendly and helpful and the sense of community is a breath of fresh air. I'd recommend Fox Run to anyone looking for a place to enjoy retirement

I've lived at Fox Run for over ten years and I wouldn't live anywhere else! We have the best, most caring staff here. Residents are friendly and look out for each other. I would encourage anyone to come visit us and take a tour. Come soon. There’s already over 100 people on the waiting list to get in.

Do not waste your time with this facility. I was looking for a rehab facility for my mom after her stroke so I stopped in to see if I could take a tour after leaving a message for Elizabeth in admissions and playing phone tag with her. The receptionist told us we had to call and leave another message if we wanted to set up an appointment. So I went out to my car and called again to see if I could set up an appointment and Elizabeth answered and told us we had to come back the next day. I explained what we were looking for and was told they definitely could accomodate my mom after we completed their paperwork. So we completed all of their paperwork in a day so as to help our cause and took a tour the next day. There were at least a dozen rooms available that I saw on the tour. We were told 2 days later that there are no beds available and they want 4-5 YEARS of money available as private pay. My mom probably only needs rehab and is hopeful to return home. Elizabeth told us they love medicare because they always pay quickly, so clearly she was not being honest with us. When we asked about all the empty beds, we were also told they hold their empty beds for their owners in case of need. They only offer 5 days of rehab, nothing on the weekends and many other facilities offer at least one day of rehab on the weekends. So don't waste your time looking at this place, they are not honest and though the facility looks nice, that is about all they have going for them. We were told by the hospital social worker you have to know someone to get into FoxRun and call in favors to get in there.