Episcopal SeniorLife Communities
Michelle Scipioni has extensive work experience in the senior care industry. Michelle began their career in 1995 as a Social Worker at Lifespan of Greater Rochester and worked there for nine years. In 2004, they joined Lifetime Care as a Social Worker and remained in that role until 2008. In the same year, they transitioned to Episcopal SeniorLife Communities, where they initially worked as an Admissions Coordinator until 2012. Michelle then became the Executive Director of the organization, a position they held until 2021. Currently, Michelle serves as the Vice President of Independent Living at Episcopal SeniorLife Communities.
Michelle Scipioni completed their Bachelor of Social Work degree from SUNY Brockport in 1995. Before that, they earned an Associate's degree from Monroe Community College in 1991. Michelle also attended John Marshall High School in 1986.
Episcopal SeniorLife Communities
Founded in 1868 on the Christian values of The Episcopal Church and its members, the Episcopal Church Home has been meeting the needs of our community with care and compassion for more than 150 years. Our hallmark has always been the ability to respond to social needs and change as necessary to provide the utmost quality of care. We have grown into Episcopal SeniorLife Communities which now encompasses a variety of care, housing and community programming. Our vision is relationships that inspire fulfilled lives.