Lifetime Assistance, Inc. is headquartered in Chili, New York in southwest Monroe County. To visit Lifetime Assistance, see the following instructions or call us at (585) 426-4120, ext. 3100 and we will gladly provide directions.
Our address:
Lifetime Assistance, Inc.
425 Paul Road
Rochester, New York 14624
For a map of our location, click here.
From the West:
Take the NYS Thruway (Interstate 90 East)
Exit at Leroy (Exit 47). Take 490 East to Exit 5 (Chili Center Exit - Route 386). Turn right onto Coldwater Road for approximately 1/2 mile. At the Chili Avenue intersection, Coldwater Road will turn into Paul Road. Continue on Paul Road for 1.8 miles. You will pass the Marine Naval Reserve. Lifetime Assistance will be on the right.
From the East:
Take the NYS Thruway (Interstate 90 West)
Exit at Henrietta (Exit 46). Take 390 North to the Chili Avenue exit. Turn right onto Chili Avenue and continue for 2.8 miles. Turn left onto Marshall Road (cemetery on corner of Chili Avenue and Marshall Road). Take Marshall Road to the end. Turn left onto Paul Road. Lifetime Assistance will be on your right.
Using Route 490:
Follow Route 490 East to 390 South. Exit at Chili Avenue. Turn right onto Chili Avenue and continue for 2.8 miles. Turn left onto Marshall Road (cemetery on corner of Chili Avenue and Marshall Road). Take Marshall Road to the end. Turn left onto Paul Road. Lifetime Assistance will be on your right.
From the South:
Using Route 390 North
Exit at Chili Avenue. Turn right onto Chili Avenue and continue for 2.8 miles. Turn left onto Marshall Road (cemetery on corner of Chili Avenue and Marshall Road). Take Marshall Road to the end. Turn left onto Paul Road. Lifetime Assistance will be on your right.
From the North:
Using Route 390 South
Exit at Chili Avenue. Turn right onto Chili Avenue and continue for 2.8 miles. Turn left onto Marshall Road (cemetery on corner of Chili Avenue and Marshall Road). Take Marshall Road to the end. Turn left onto Paul Road. Lifetime Assistance will be on your right.
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The staff have always been caring and supportive. They extend themselves and reach out to my sister, who can tend to stay back and not participate. Continue your dedicated services, it means a lot to family members.
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- Anne Seelman |
