Our History

Good Shepherd Village at Endwell is being created by FGS, Inc., a Binghamton based not-for-profit corporation that also serves as the parent organization of Good Shepherd-Fairview Home.

Good Shepherd-Fairview Home traces it's origins back to the House of the Good Shepherd, formed in January 1870 under the auspices of the Society of Mercy at Christ Episcopal Church as the City of Binghamton's first hospital. In 1968 it merged with the Home for Aged Women, a Presbyterian organization that was established in July 1891 to serve the needs of elderly women for housing and life care.

Following the merger in 1968, a modern complex was built on Fairview Avenue that provides independent apartments, Adult Care and Skilled Nursing facilities, as well as a dedicated state-of- the-art Rehab Center.

We are a Binghamton based, not-for-profit corporation that is run by a local volunteer board of directors and an experienced management team. We are dedicated to meeting the continuing needs of care, support and assistance through high quality, affordable, and innovative Senior housing. services, and facilities.