Dining
Meal preparation and service
West Chester Township, OH
Assisted Living and Memory Care in West Chester Township. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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Meal preparation and service
Garden
Wellness center
Housekeeping and linen services
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Community-sponsored activities
24-hour call system
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
Learn moreMonthly rates starting at
$3,750 / month
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| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Studio | $3,750 |
| Shared room | $4,050 |
| One bedroom | $4,280 |
I just found out now that they are providing medical/financial information to people that are not the POA. I have had no updates and I I’m still waiting for the director to call me back after requesting so back in March. I would not recommend this location. Oh also fun fact they don’t let you use the dumpsters if your family members need to get rid of a piece of furniture despite charging almost 50,000 a year for a studio apartment.
Cornerstone is a great company. The lady they have sent not only is my caregiver but a friend. She’s actually awesome!!
My cousin lived in assisted living for approximately one year before passing this past December. We found the facility to be extremely supportive. The staff was very kind and attentive and they were there when my cousin needed them, especially towards the end. When she first came to Traditions from hospital rehab, she got a lot of benefit from the physical therapist. She was a lifelong gardener, and management allowed her to plant a few vegetables in the patio area...that meant a lot. In addition to the care she received there, she was able to form wonderful friendships with many of the other…
My cousin lived in assisted living for approximately one year before passing this past December. We found the facility to be extremely supportive. The staff was very kind and attentive and they were there when my cousin needed them, especially towards the end. When she first came to Traditions from hospital rehab, she got a lot of benefit from the physical therapist. She was a lifelong gardener, and management allowed her to plant a few vegetables in the patio area...that meant a lot. In addition to the care she received there, she was able to form wonderful friendships with many of the other residents...in fact, she became more social than she had been in a long time. And thumbs up to the chefs. I heard many positive comments regarding the food. Overall, it was a huge relief knowing our family member was in such good hands. Thank you Lavel and to all the staff for everything you do!
Overall poor quality of care. Inattentive staff. Lacked communication within own nursing shifts, as well as other agencies, and with family. Inadequate medical treatment plans and face sheets with directives. Our loved one showed a rapid decline while in memory care. Went from ambulatory to mostly wheel chair, gained alot of weight and became very weak, in despair. The facility recommended hospice care. After multiple ER visits/ falls, eventually left with an open wound and severe diaper rashes. Nurses and aids need proper dialog on discharge plans, training with med equipment oxygen, hoyer lifts etc. There should be an expected decorum of bedside manner/ understanding when residents show signs of pain or discomfort. This facility could use more staffing for the level of care that is accepted. As for cleanliness, the bathroom was disgusting with weeks old fecies and flies in a broken toilet that was still there when her things were moved a week later- will refrain from adding those pics here. This is a direct reflection of management and administration. Post move, our loved one is thriving, improved mobility and happy -Hospice not needed.
This is for memory care- They are under staffed, 2 Aides for 29 Residents. Medications not given or given incorrect Medications. Never changed or showered. We do that or have asked Hospice to help. We do Laundry and administer her eye drops. Not worth the $[removed] a month
There were generally two staff workers available to attend to the 25-30 residents in memory care. It is impossible to imagine how those two people could have checked each room at the beginning of the day and assisted them in getting up, dressed and into the dining area. In the ten days we were there fewer than half of the residents were present at meal time. The food was substandard and cold most of the time. The residents wandered in and out of each others rooms. Meds were not given at inappropriate times. My husband’s sleep mask was almost never placed on him. There was no evidence that he had been given a shower. His catheter bag was not emptied. I don’t know how they have passed inspection.
Traditions of West Chester has been a wonderful place for my mother-in-law. The employees are kind and thoughtful and they are easy to work with. I strongly recommend this facility.
Please look elsewhere for care. My father was here for three years, and cant emphasize enough how much of a money grab it is. They do the bare "minimum" and I mean that. Less than minimum. Understaffed, even nights where I came and their was ZERO aids in the building...this place should be investigated. They don't even administer the meds properly and make sure they take them, even though you pay for it. Also they rarely clean the rooms and frequently miss showers for tenants....ZERO accountability from management, all rude. Hope this helps at least one person stay away. I brought my father back home three weeks ago, and am SOOOOO much happier knowing I care for him now.