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The Inn at Menorah Park

4101 East Genesee Street, Syracuse, NY 13214 · Onondaga County · (315) 446-9111

Adult home · licensed for 61 residents · Licensed since 2014 · Operator: Jewish Home of Central New York Senior Apartments, Inc.

Assisted Living Residence (ALR): 61 bedsRespite beds: 5 beds Starting rent posted: from $4,300 a month
14inspections, 2022 to 2026
29violations cited, 2022 to 2026
0enforcement actions
61licensed capacity

New York State Department of Health data as of October 8, 2026 · Certificate 520-E-095 · See the state record

The record in brief

The Inn at Menorah Park is an adult home, one of the two kinds of adult care facility New York licenses, with 61 beds on its operating certificate, including 61 ALR, 5 Respite.

Between April 1, 2022 and March 31, 2026 the Department of Health cited 29 violations from 14 inspections; the latest report was issued on October 31, 2025.

The state lists no enforcement actions against the operator in that period.

On the state's assisted living quality page it has 0 food and dining violations at its latest recertification survey and an average of 21 direct care staff (2025, reported by the residence).

State inspections

The Department of Health's own summary: "A total of 29 violations resulted from 14 inspections of this facility from April 1, 2022 through March 31, 2026, including 7 inspections resulting in no violations."

October 31, 2025Relicensure, Complaint, Follow-up Survey · 10 violations · Plan/Notice of Correction Under Review
  1. §
    Inspection
    18 NYCRR 486.2 (j) (1-2)
  2. §
    Resident services
    18 NYCRR 487.7 (d) (1) (ii)
  3. §
    Records and reports
    18 NYCRR 487.10 (d) (5)
  4. §
    Environmental standards
    18 NYCRR 487.11 (i) (1)
  5. §
    Environmental standards
    18 NYCRR 487.11 (k) (1-3)
  6. §
    Disaster and emergency planning
    18 NYCRR 487.12 (h)
  7. §
    Admission and retention standards.
    18 NYCRR 1001.7 (k) (5)
  8. §
    Resident services.
    18 NYCRR 1001.10 (i) (5-8)
  9. §
    Medication management.
    18 NYCRR 1001.10 (l)(1)
  10. §
    Records and reports.
    18 NYCRR 1001.12 (b) (1-7)
October 24, 2025Complaint Survey · 0 violations · Plan/Notice of Correction Not Required
September 23, 2025Complaint Survey · 0 violations · Plan/Notice of Correction Not Required
September 12, 2025Other Survey · 1 violation · Plan/Notice of Correction Approved
  1. §
    Records and reports
    18 NYCRR 487.10 (e) (1) (i)
August 1, 2025Complaint Survey · 2 violations · Plan/Notice of Correction Approved
  1. §
    Personnel
    18 NYCRR 487.9 (a) (3)
  2. §
    Medication management.
    18 NYCRR 1001.10 (l)(1)
July 30, 2025Complaint Survey · 0 violations · Plan/Notice of Correction Not Required
June 20, 2025Relicensure, Complaint Survey · 12 violations · Plan/Notice of Correction Approved
  1. §
    Requirements before submitting a request for
    18 NYCRR 402.5(c)
  2. §
    Resident services
    18 NYCRR 487.7 (d) (1) (iv)
  3. §
    Resident services
    18 NYCRR 487.7 (d) (8)
  4. §
    Resident services
    18 NYCRR 487.7 (f) (8)
  5. §
    Personnel
    18 NYCRR 487.9 (a) (3)
  6. §
    Personnel
    18 NYCRR 487.9 (a) (8)
  7. §
    Personnel
    18 NYCRR 487.9 (a) (15)
  8. §
    Environmental standards
    18 NYCRR 487.11 (i) (1)
  9. §
    Admission and retention standards.
    18 NYCRR 1001.7 (k) (5)
  10. §
    Resident services.
    18 NYCRR 1001.10 (i) (5-8)
  11. §
    Medication management.
    18 NYCRR 1001.10 (l)(1)
  12. §
    Records and reports.
    18 NYCRR 1001.12 (b) (1-7)
September 19, 2024Complaint Survey · 0 violations · Plan/Notice of Correction Not Required
April 15, 2024Other Survey · 1 violation · Plan/Notice of Correction Approved
  1. §
    Records and reports
    18 NYCRR 485.11 (b)
March 22, 2024Relicensure, Follow-up Survey · 0 violations · Plan/Notice of Correction Not Required
February 12, 2024Other Survey · 1 violation · Plan/Notice of Correction Approved
  1. §
    Records and reports
    18 NYCRR 485.11 (b)
November 29, 2023Relicensure Survey · 2 violations · Plan/Notice of Correction Approved
  1. §
    Environmental standards
    18 NYCRR 487.11 (k) (1-3)
  2. §
    Resident services.
    18 NYCRR 1001.10 (i) (5-8)
May 30, 2023Complaint Survey · 0 violations · Plan/Notice of Correction Not Required
April 12, 2022Complaint Survey · 0 violations · Plan/Notice of Correction Not Required

Enforcement actions

The state lists no enforcement actions against the operator from April 1, 2022 to March 31, 2026.

Violations under dispute through the state's Inspection Review Process are not shown by the state. Regulation sections are Title 18 of New York's codes (NYCRR). Source: NYS Health Profiles.

New York's assisted living quality measures

0food and dining violations at the latest recertification survey
21direct care staff, 2025 average (reported weekly by the residence)

Source: New York State Department of Health, Assisted Living Residence Quality, read October 8, 2026. The page's third measure, confirmed complaint allegations, was not listed in its table when we read it.

Memory care

Certification on the operating certificateBedsSince
Assisted Living Residence (ALR)61September 2014
Respite beds5September 2022

The Inn at Menorah Park has no special needs (SNALR) or dementia beds on its certificate, so New York has not certified it for memory care. What memory care certification means.

A special needs assisted living residence (SNALR) serves people with special needs, including people with dementia or cognitive impairments, under an individualized service plan.health.ny.gov

An enhanced assisted living residence (EALR) lets residents age in place: it may admit or keep residents who need another person's physical help to walk or use stairs, depend on medical equipment and need frequent help from medical staff, or have chronic unmanaged incontinence.health.ny.gov

Costs

New York requires each assisted living residence to file a Consumer Summary with its starting rent for each licence and certification, and the Department of Health posts it. The Inn at Menorah Park's summary says:

Starting rent, as filed (text read from the PDF form)ALR $5,000 per month private, $4300 Semi-private SNALR $10,000 per month private, $9000 Semi-private EALR $15,000 per month, private (no Semi-private available)

Lowest monthly rent in the filing: $4,300. Care level charges and other fees are extra; the residency agreement lists them.

Source: Consumer Summary (PDF), residency agreement (PDF), on the Department of Health's Assisted Living Residence Quality page, read October 8, 2026.

Assisted living residents in New York have the right to written notice of any fee increase at least 45 days before it takes effect, unless they agree in writing to a specific increase for added care, services or supplies.health.ny.gov

Under Public Health Law section 4656(7), signed February 14, 2025, an assisted living residence must post its monthly service rate and starting rent range in the facility and online.health.ny.gov

Who runs it

Operator in the state file: Jewish Home of Central New York Senior Apartments, Inc. (a not-for-profit corporation).

Other assisted living nearby

Nursing homes nearby

For care beyond what assisted living provides. Each has a federal inspection record on this site.

If you have a concern

NursingHomeClear cannot take or act on complaints. New York's Department of Health investigates complaints about licensed homes, and the long-term care ombudsman is a free, confidential advocate for residents.

New York's ombudsman program advocates for older adults and people with disabilities who live in nursing homes, assisted living and other licensed adult care homes.aging.ny.gov

To reach a New York long-term care ombudsman, call 1-855-582-6769.aging.ny.gov

Common questions

Is The Inn at Menorah Park licensed?
New York's Department of Health lists it as licensed, certificate 520-E-095, adult home, since September 11, 2014 (state data as of October 8, 2026).
How many residents can The Inn at Menorah Park care for?
Its licence is for 61 residents.
Has The Inn at Menorah Park had violations?
29 violations from 14 inspections from April 1, 2022 to March 31, 2026, per the New York State Department of Health.
How much does The Inn at Menorah Park cost?
Its Consumer Summary, posted by the New York State Department of Health, lists starting rent from $4,300 a month: ALR $5,000 per month private, $4300 Semi-private SNALR $10,000 per month private, $9000 Semi-private EALR $15,000 per month, private (no Semi-private available) Care level charges are extra.
Does The Inn at Menorah Park offer memory care?
Its operating certificate carries no special needs (SNALR) or dementia bed certification in the state file.

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