The Best Adult Day Care Communities in Clark County, OH

"My husband has been staying at Greenewood Manor. Our experience has been wonderful. It's an older place with lots of antique furniture, so it's not modern. The staff has been there forever, so there's no turnover. They are attentive, pay attention, call everybody by name, speak to everybody who comes in, and appears to take very good care of the residents. There's no one in the room with my husband but he shares the bathroom with a person on the other side. The dining room is lovely and I love it. It’s huge, open, and has these beautiful chandeliers. It's old, and I like old and antiques. The hallways are open and situated in a square with a courtyard in the center. There's a big TV and people watch TV. At certain times there'll be a staff person doing some sort of game with them. There's church on Sunday mornings. I'm impressed with it. The menu looks good."

"Dynamic Senior Solutions took care of my wife for a couple of years. They were taking fine care of her. They were picking her up and dropping her off for about three hours a day last year. The price is a little high. For keeping someone all day, it's like $20 an hour and that's really expensive. "

Mission... At Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley, we empower people with disabilities and other needs to achieve independence and enhance their lives on a daily basis. Vision... Our vision is to make it possible for all people to live, learn, work and play in their communities. Values... Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley's core values define our culture and guide our work through: Continually increasing our ability to serve Stewardship of community assets entrusted to us Individual responsibility Safety & wellness for employees and those we serve Superior external and internal customer experience

"We toured St. Leonard for independent living, and the facility was nice. My brother was living there in an assisted living environment. I'd been in and out of there, and no problem with the facility. It was fine. However, it was just a waiting list for the type of housing situation we had. So, it was a matter of supply and demand.They had full kitchen appliances such as stoves, microwaves, and everything. There were refrigerators, washers, and dryers. There's one person, a resident, who greeted us while we were waiting for other people to be interviewed for pricing. He was very informative, the good and the bad about living there, and the person who explained the situation was forthright and upfront about everything."