Assisted Living Communities in Alliance, OH

"Allay Senior Care is a small place of two buildings with only 16 residents in each. I like that they specialize in Alzheimer’s and memory care. They have three meals with snacks and exercise. My husband takes long walks; they have a beautiful area in a park-like setting, which is very nice for them to get outside and exercise there. The staff is very polite and helpful. They have a doctor on call and doctors that come in at different periods."

"We toured Canton Regency. Everything looked very clean. It was just beautiful. The lady we talked to who was in charge was very informative and very easy to talk to. She made my sister feel very comfortable. We got to see a room that would be a possibility, and it was so nice. We got to see all the amenities that would be available. They were all so nice too, also. They have a theater which is like a giant screen TV, but it was still very nice. They can sign up to go on different outings. They have a library which does have a nice assortment of books. They have a dining area that looks like a hotel restaurant. It's just gorgeous."

"Sterling House was a smaller one-story facility and it was cosy. The residents were having lunch when we got there and they were friendly. They had individual tables for four in the dining room. It wasn’t large but it was well-decorated and well-furnished. My friend told me they have some food you like and some you don’t. You can have food in your room though if you have a microwave. My friend had a bedroom in addition to the studio apartment. They go out to dinner once a week and they have a bus for transport. They also have a beauty shop. "

"As a health care professional, I have seen many different types of care and caring provided to residents of assisted living facilities. The staff at this Vista Veranda is what makes it top-notch. They care for my parents, and they really *CARE* - from the director to the housekeepers. The maintenance man with endless respectful patience is a gem. And while most of the nurses are quite good, there are some that are just spectacular. While I wish my stubborn parents would agree to come live near me, at least I can be assured they are in good hands. "

"I had a good visit at Gables of KentRidge. The person who shoerd me around was very helpful. It's lovely, but it did not fit our needs. It's warm, friendly, and I liked the way it was laid out. The activities looked fun and engaging. It was an older facility, but the staff was very warm and helpful."

Nestled along the tranquil shores of South Turkeyfoot Lake, St. Luke Portage Lakes in Akron, OH, provides a welcoming and faith-based continuing care setting that offers Assisted Living, Memory Care, Skilled Nursing with short-term rehabilitation, and more. The community comprises 56 skilled nursing rooms and 15 assisted living apartments, thoughtfully designed to offer comfort and convenience amid its beautiful lakeside environment. Here, residents benefit from compassionate care available 24-7-365, delivering peace of mind for both seniors and their families. Life at St. Luke has a deeply homelike ambiance with features like an on-site beauty/barber shop, library, walking paths, garden, patio, and scenic common areas that invite both quiet reflection and social engagement. The community promotes vibrant social life through scheduled activities, resident-led outings, and movie nights, supporting both mental engagement and companionship. Residents receive personalized assistance with daily living—such as bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication management—coupled with housekeeping, linen and clothing laundry services, and resident transportation, ensuring everyday life is easy and dignified. St. Luke Portage Lakes operates as a nonprofit organization, committed to nurturing residents' physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being, reflecting its strong values and mission-driven care philosophy. It accepts Medicare for rehabilitation (typically covering 100 days after hospitalization) and Medicaid for longer-term stays, while assisted living remains private pay—offering flexible financial options. Just minutes away, Portage Lakes State Park spans over 2,000 acres of lakes ideal for boating, fishing, and swimming—perfect for scenic outings or family visits. The striking nearby Frank Mason Raymond House, a historic Tudor-Revival mansion, offers cultural interest and architectural St. Luke sits only 20 minutes from downtown Akron and Belden Village, blending peaceful lakeside living with easy access to urban amenities and attractions. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Ohio Department of Health Long-Term Care Provider Search

"Regent of Stow was a nice place I would consider acceptable. They have good staff there. They have a good facility. They have a doctor and nurses that they employ. They have a movie theater and a nice dining hall. They play bingo, and they have recreational activities. The place seemed clean. We were there around lunchtime and people were being served. What I saw on the table looked all right, but we didn't have a chance to sample any of it. The staff during the tour was very nice and pleasant. She's a nurse and one of the management people there."

"My mother is moving into Mulberry Gardens Senior Living. We chose them because of the amenities, the size of the room, and the food. The staff was phenomenal in helping us and answering all our questions. It impressed us as the most complete care and the nicest setting. They also offer a small discount for veterans' families, which is nice. The tour was great. They have a podiatrist who comes for their nails. They have a hair salon. It's well laid out. It's open, airy, and very pleasant. They seem to be very much on top of their game. They're very knowledgeable and very kind. We talked to a couple of the residents, and everyone seemed very happy. It's beautiful."

"It is very nice. It has everything that my mom needs, and it's very close, so I can be there whenever I want to visit. They play bingo. They have care players who come in. They have local church groups that comes in and sings. They have special things around holidays that they invite the family members to come for. She takes part in many of those activities. Sometimes they go out in a van. They take them down to the local Target store and let them do some shopping. Tonight is ice cream night. Every day of the month, they have a calendar of activities that varies from month to month, and a resident could stay to visit here most of the day. The staff is very friendly, and they relate well to the residents there. They seem to be very caring, very understanding, and very patient which is hard sometimes with older people. She likes the food there. They're required to eat as a group in the dining room, and she has a table where she sits out with three other people, and there are different levels of care there. Some people have to be fed, and they have an aide to do that. They eat three meals a day there, and they last about an hour at a time."

"I went to Eden Vista of Stow. We liked that it looked clean and homey, not like a big, fancy hotel. The apartments had a living area, a kitchen area, a bedroom, and a bathroom. The person who took us around was very friendly and very informative."

"I put my mother into Hudson Grande Senior Living. So far, I'm very pleased. My mother has been attending activities, and the food looks delicious. I've actually eaten there twice, and it is very good. My mom is getting the help she needs. The rooms are fine. For activities, they take them to movies. They make sure they get out of their rooms, and they show an appropriate older movie for the residents. They also have guessing games where they have to finish the end of the name of a movie show. They all play along on that, and they seem to enjoy it. They also have a thing where you would toss these large donut-shaped things over, and they were clapping for each other. Everybody was enjoying it. They take them to happy hour that doesn't involve alcohol unless they want that. The staff are all very friendly. They call me if there's a question about something. They're still getting to know my mother medically."

"Both my parents, in their 90's, were at Maplewood during covid, a very challenging time. We felt that the facility and staff were the best in the region, and they proved it every day. Because of mandated restrictions at times, it was challenging for the staff, but they tirelessly pressed on and made my parents stay the best it could be."

"I think the people, the staff and the residents, are the best things about it. They are all very friendly. They seemed to be doing an excellent job. "

To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Ohio Department of Health Long-Term Care Provider Search