Cardinal Retirement Village
171 Graham Rd., Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44223
(800) 558-0653
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Reviews of Cardinal Retirement Village in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
ReviewerFC081423A
5
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August 19, 2023
My aunt will be moving into Cardinal Retirement Village. It was very pleasant. I think that's going to be the best fit for my aunt. The rooms were very clean and well-presented. It gave it more of an apartment- type feel instead of a nursing home feel. They had different games and stuff set out. They gave us a calendar of events and they provided a Facebook page or something that showed current events and what was going on. They're very accommodating and pleasant. Everything appeared to be very clean and presentable.
Anne
5
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June 19, 2021
The Cardinal was in a very good location. It was very easy to get to shopping, groceries, and any goods you might need. The nice thing about it is that it has a resident-operated little store, if you need toilet paper or milk. They have a little store that is open a couple of hours a day in the residence. They had a newsletter that the residents put out too, which was great. They tell you what is coming, what to do, and the things they do there. It is just a very homey atmosphere. They offer a continental breakfast in independent living, no lunch, and a full dinner. It is good for somebody who still wants to do their own cooking. We went there on St. Patrick's Day, and they were having a beer tasting which looked like it was fun. The activity director was putting a couple of activities in the main room too. They also had a lot of field trips (which were curtailed because of the virus), but will be getting back on track. They go to Amish countries and the casino. They have bingo, a nice little library, a little beverage corner that's open 24-hours a day, and a fireplace where they can read a paper and have coffee. The building has been recently remodeled within the last 2 years. Each room has a private patio with French doors and screened-in. They raised the floor level, so you walk from the unit right on to your screened-in porch (which I thought was lovely). They also have walking paths around the whole place. It has mature trees. The rooms are a little older, but they have all been redone.
CH
5
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November 23, 2020
My mother will be in independent living at Cardinal Retirement Village, but she will be getting some assisted living services. Due to COVID restrictions, we're on a waiting list for probably a month or two. They have the dining room tables far apart, and the living room areas set up where they removed some couches, so it looked very far apart. They're not using their dining room right now, but they're hoping to get back to that. They want Mom to stay in her own little apartment for a two-week quarantine, then she can walk the hallways, but not have visitors. Everything looked neat and clean, but the COVID thing is kind of offputting. They have a long waiting list for studios, so we're going with a one-bedroom. The staff was very nice. They weren't doing so much. They just restarted bingo, but they have everybody sitting far apart wearing masks. They used to have music groups coming in all the time. They have a place that always has cereal, donuts, bagels, and muffins that you can serve yourself, and milk or juice, but they're not doing any of that with COVID. Everything is closed now. They have a beauty parlor or barber shop, a little library, a large screen TV and chairs that they can arrange to show a movie, and they have a popcorn machine. If all these things were operational, it would be very nice. The staff was very personable and very helpful. The hallways looked dated and carpeted. It looked like hotel hallways, but the unit we saw was very nice and painted and had new appliances. The dining area looked brand new, looked remodeled, and was very lovely. They need to update the hallways. They have a room with a piano in it, couches and easy chairs, like a little living room setup, so people can come and visit. You could bring your extended family if it wasn't for all these restrictions. They have an outdoor area where they have tables, chairs and umbrellas. Every apartment has its own little screened-in porch.
vanna22
1
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January 9, 2020
Terribly upset at recent activities here at Cardinal. Typically as humans, we like to give others the benefit of the doubt, but when it comes to carrying for others, it can be hard to do. My biggest issues would be the floor staff, in particular the aides. Finding out that my loved ones have been buying gifts for the aides children, and they accept them is absolutely unacceptable!! This is misappropriation!!!! One of the aides here at Cardinal have a young daughter in which I’ve seen and overheard her talking about the residents buying gifts for her daughter, and she accepts them. I have made a complaint to state in this regard, but wanted others to be aware that this goes on here at Cardinal.
Debbie
4
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December 20, 2019
I went to Cardinal Retirement Village. There wasn't anything wrong with It, but it was too far away. It was very nice, everything was good, as well as the staff. The had a community bus.
Tamara
5
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July 2, 2019
We went to Cardinal Retirement Village, and I think overall, everything was good. The rooms looked great, the size was very nice, but we only looked at the model. We liked the setup of them, and all on one level, that's what we really liked about that place. The people that stayed there talked to us, and said how much they liked it there. We enjoyed that location most of all. They had a calendar of activities, and they had functions almost everyday on the calendar. However, there was no one at the front desk on a Saturday, and they did not know we were coming.
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Independent Living
Independent Living is for those who desire the feel of a private residence with the amenities and activities available in a planned community, such as fitness classes, game nights, and group excursions. Services such as cleaning and groundskeeping are often available.
$2,025
Starting Price
Assisted Living
This level of care provides support for those who need help with personal care needs such as cleaning, bathing, and dressing. Residents selecting this level of care are treated to many amenities in a home-like atmosphere, while getting support in their daily lives.
$5,000
Starting Price
Services and Amenities of Cardinal Retirement Village in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Costs
- Rent Plus Care Fees
- Entry Fee
- Fee Structure Extra: Entry fee cost : $1000
Room and housing options
- 1-bedroom apartments
- 2-bedroom apartments
- Studio Apartments
General
- Resident Capacity: 120
- Minimum Age: 55
- Pets Allowed: Small pets allowed only
About Cardinal Retirement Village in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Living at Cardinal Retirement Village gives our residents every opportunity to keep active, stay involved and age gracefully.
Home Cooked Meals:
Our chefs plan meals that are similar to ones that residents have prepared over the years. Fresh fruits and vegetables accompany every meal.
Life Enrichment Activities:
We try to stimulate our seniors in social activities, physical skills, and mental stimulation activities, As important, we encourage our seniors to express their opinions, desires and feelings, so that they can be part of a “living community”.
Transportation:
Transportation to medical appointments is provided as well as weekly shopping trips and social outings.
Salon:
A beauty shop is on site to keep our seniors looking good.
Housekeeping and Maintenance:
Friendly housekeepers and maintenance staff are scheduled to clean and maintain our seniors apartment homes.
Personal Care Services:
Our staff is available to help with medicine reminders, assisting in showering, and sometimes just to be a friend.
Independent Living:
Our independent senior living communities provide the versatility and benefits of being in your own home without the burdens and complexities of everyday life. Our seniors benefit from an independent lifestyle that promotes new friendships, community involvement and connection to you and your neighbors.
Assisted Living:
Our assisted living and personal care community offers a personalized lifestyle for our residents that balances independence and assistance with Activities of Daily Living. Our care staff will develop an individualized care plan for each resident based on their needs. Residents will enjoy the privacy of their own apartment and the security of 24-hour personal assistance. We believe Assisted Living should empower our residents by celebrating their unique identity, life experiences and dreams. Our residents enjoy an active lifestyle while benefiting from a broad array of services and amenities that include:
- Personalized Care Program
- Medication Management
- Personal alert system
- Assistance with daily tasks
- 24-hour care staff
- Chef prepared meals with snacks
- Exercise & Planned Wellness Programs
- Planned Activities
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