Independent Living
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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4.4 (5 reviews)Bryan, OH
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Memory Care
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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4.4 · 5 reviewsThis community for sure made a difference in my father-in- laws view on his independence. They made it very important for him to still be able to do things on his own and made him feel like it was okay to live alone even with a disability because they would be there to help.
Everyone, staff and residents, had smiles and were friendly. We were shown everything including the duplexes. I was even offered to have breakfast, lunch, or dinner at a later date. When they need homes this place will be #1 on my list. Thanks again.
Nice looking facility and rooms but dont be fooled. ENORMOUS employee turnover and inconsistancies in residents' care. Wouldn't recommend.
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A very nice place for my Dad. He is well cared for. A very nice complex with a lot of activities for him to do and experience. The rooms are very nice, and clean. They are large in size and lots of windows to look out. The staff is very good and cheerful with all the residents there. A very very nice place for anyone.
They are really so kind and very helpful. I can tell that they really like and genuinely care for my mom. They look out for her and are doing all they can to help her in any way they can. Mom is not quite as advanced in her dementia as some of the other residents are, and most of the activities are (understandably) geared towards those whose dementia has been more advanced. I wish that they could have some activities for those whose dementia is not as advanced.