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Meal preparation and service
Danbury Westerville
4.4 (148 reviews)Westerville, OH
Independent Living and Assisted Living in Westerville. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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Key amenities
Outdoor & recreation
Garden
Housekeeping
Housekeeping and linen services
Transportation
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Social activities
Community-sponsored activities
Staff & support
12-16 hour nursing
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- 12-16 hour nursing
- 24-hour supervision
- Activities of daily living assistance
- Assistance with bathing
- Assistance with dressing
- Assistance with transfers
- Beauty salon
- Cable
- Community-sponsored activities
- Coordination with health care providers
- Dementia waiver
- Diabetes diet
- Dining room
- Fully furnished
- Garden
- Hospice waiver
- Housekeeping and linen services
- Internet
- Kitchenettes
- Meal preparation and service
- Medication management
- Mental wellness program
- Mild cognitive impairment
- Move-in coordination
- Outdoor space
- Restaurant-style dining
- Scheduled daily activities
- Small library
- Special dietary restrictions
- Specialized memory care programming
- Telephone
- Transportation arrangement (medical)
- Transportation to doctors appointments
- Wifi
Care options available
Independent Living
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Memory Care
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Pricing & residences
Monthly rates starting at
$4,382 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $4,382 |
| One bedroom | $5,238 |
Public reviews
4.4 · 148 reviewsI am very comfortable with the idea of my wife staying at this facility. Over 10 years ago my father was a resident here. . So, I am familiar with the facility, and I was pleased to see that the director, Chris, is still there after all these years!
My mom entered Danbury’s memory care (the Glenn) with LBD, walking and in good physical condition. In just three months, she experienced multiple falls, unanswered pendants and pull cords, and inconsistent care. I raised concerns repeatedly to management about safety, staffing, and response times. Very little changed. What I observed was troubling—lack of consistent caregivers, limited dementia training, and an understaffed unit, especially during sundowning when residents need the most support. The most difficult moment was when I found my mom unresponsive in her room late in the afternoon.…
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My mom entered Danbury’s memory care (the Glenn) with LBD, walking and in good physical condition. In just three months, she experienced multiple falls, unanswered pendants and pull cords, and inconsistent care. I raised concerns repeatedly to management about safety, staffing, and response times. Very little changed. What I observed was troubling—lack of consistent caregivers, limited dementia training, and an understaffed unit, especially during sundowning when residents need the most support. The most difficult moment was when I found my mom unresponsive in her room late in the afternoon. She had missed meals, and no one escalated concern. She passed away nine days later. There were a few caring individuals, but overall the level of oversight, communication, and accountability from management did not meet expectations. Ask very specific questions before placing a loved one here.
We only visited and toured Danbury Westerville because after doing so we were sold. Devon, our tour guide knew the answers to every question we had and answered questions we hadn’t even thought of before our tour. After our tour I texted Devon a couple questions and she always responded promptly with answers. The best advertising for Danbury Westerville were the smiles on literally every residents’ face. Every resident I saw appeared to be happy and that’s all I want for my mom. We also saw several maintenance workers working while we were there which is also nice to see.
More recent reviews
Dining services are not great. You wait too long to get a server. The food is okay just wish they were better on being on task. Some servers do not understand english.
I reached out to inquire about long term care for my mother and spoke with Kim. She went out of her way to provide me with information and resources even though they didn't have what I was looking for. Her kindness meant so much as it's been a difficult process.
It is a great place, the staff is very friendly and they have been wonderful with my father in law 😊
While my mom's time at the Danbury was short, ai had nothing but a positive experience with the staff and the care they provided. My mom was battling aggressive cancer that limited mobility and cognitive skills. The staff at the Danbury was incredibly helpful and willing to do all they could to make her final weeks as peaceful as possible. Not only was the staff exceptional, but the facility itself is very nice. She had 1 of the suites with a living area and bedroom. Given her limited mobility she never got to experience all the bells & whistles, but from the numerous visits I can say the staff does a tremendous job with regular activities, quiet areas for rest and reflection, along with a nice outdoors area to relax and enjoy the weather. I am incredibly thankful to all associated with the Danbury and highly recommend anyone considering this type of arrangement for a loved one to reach out and experience the Danbury for themselves.
It's a lovely community and we were sad to leave. That was a bumpy start - the Activities Director was out so my aunt was unable to connect with people and become comfortable. And it took a while for anyone to welcome and introduce her to people and the experience. It's truly and independent living so if you need help and assistance it takes a little longer to arrive that we would have liked. There are many nice people working and living there and I felt that my aunt was in a safe and caring place. We are grateful:) I would encourage them to create a WELCOME WAGON committee that is filled with residents and staff to help new people become acclimated to the facility.