Isaiah House

The Isaiah House was built from the vision of our retired director Kathie Quinlan, and since opening in 1987, we have been blessed to serve over 600 residents. We were one of the first homes for the dying in the Rochester area, and we continue to reach out to support our community by serving those in need.

Since 1987, we have operated a two bedroom home in the City of Rochester. The energy and passion of our founder, director, and volunteers provide much needed comfort to our residents and their families. The Rochester medical community of nurses, social workers, and physicians call on us often to serve those with the fewest options and greatest need. There is no cost to stay at Isaiah House and no expectation. We meet those in need of our care and walk side by side with them through each moment, hour, and day, making today the best day it can be. Families are invited to share in their loved ones care or leave the caring to our compassionate volunteers. This enables the family or loved-ones to focus on the loving and comforting moments without the stress or worry of what needs to be done.