Assisted Living Communities in Avon Lake, OH

"So far, Vitalia Senior Residences at Westlake is good. My mom has been there, and it took a little while for them to get their act together with the pills, like getting them to her the right time and all that, but I think that straightened out. Otherwise, I think everything's fine so far. They have a combined studio, which were two studios with the door in between, making it two rooms. It is actually bigger than a one-bedroom. My mom lived five minutes away from the place, so she's familiar with the area too. We had lunch there and the food was fine. They have this little bus that they use to take them shopping or to other places, like they went to a Chinese restaurant the other day. She's too new to be doing this, but they have a happy hour, people that come and sing, some entertainment out in the courtyard, and lots of activities. They're short on staff right now, but that's not just their problem, it's everybody's problem."

"We checked Vitalia Active Adult Community North Olmsted. It's way too far out and way too much traffic; but otherwise, it was absolutely gorgeous. They have wonderful staff, wonderful facility, and beautiful apartments. It would have been a perfect place for my parents if it was not too far out. They have another assister building not too far away that is a skilled nursing home, but it's not on the same site. We would have physically had to move my parents about 10 miles for the next step down. They are connected to each other literally through a walkway. They actually have not officially opened their assisted living yet. There are only two people living in that facility right now because they were waiting for their license to get there. Then they have seven others to move in there, and then they have lots of rooms available. We did get to tour it, but they weren't going to be ready for more people to move into like the beginning of September. As far as their full meals, the kitchen was not up yet. The residents that were living there were in the assisted living side. It's a brand new building, and they have just finished building it. They had two people on that side working full time: a nurse and a nurse's assistant. They had an activities person over there working right now. We met everybody that was there at the time, and they were fantastic. The distance is the problem; it is way too far, and it is really in the middle of nowhere. It literally is on the North Olmstead-Westlake border. The problem is it's in the middle of a MetroPark, and there's really nothing that they could walk to to do anything. There's a very busy road that runs right past it."

"Sunrise was a very nice facility. It was very bright and clean. It seemed like there was a lot of interaction. The staff was very friendly and very accommodating. They had activities for the residents. "

"The Rooms are very nice and clean. Cleaning staff does a good job for my father. The nurse are friendly and most of the STNA's say Hello when seeing you in the hallways. The meals are sometimes good and great. One of the current "chefs" make too many sandwiches and the chili several times were too hot for most of the residents to eat. Breakfast has gotten better most days. It used to be cold, and the homemade pancakes were not homemade. There is one person that covers when the "Chef" is out on her days off. This person makes homemade meals, and it is very appreciated. The activities are good, and the outings are a big hit for my father."

"It was close to my sister. It was clean. Everybody seemed nice and friendly. The person showed us everything even when we didn't have an appointment and talked to us for a while. It was great. "

"It was beautiful. I want to move my mom to their assisted living because they said that their memory care section will be quarantined off. The staff is absolutely wonderful. They post the menu up for the entire moth of what they have to eat, and they have activities all the time. They have one bedroom, two bedroom apartments, and efficiency. They do not have a stove or oven in there for them, but they have a mini fridge, a sink, and a counter top where you could put your own coffee machine on. You will have to provide your own furnishings for your apartment. The day that I was there, I met the gentleman who runs the activities. He is a wonderful Scottish guy, and he is absolutely amazing. They were throwing a Velcro ball at a target, and then they were doing walks around the circle (6 circles equal half-a-mile). They have a laundry room, so if you're still able to do laundry by yourself, you can. They are so wonderful. I didn't see the food, but it smelled really good. The layout of the place was wonderful. They were doing their Spring cleaning that day that I was there."

"I stayed a year ago for two months. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They had three meals a day in a shared dining room. The food was excellent. My only complaint was that their servings were too large. The rooms were very large. The resident rooms and the common spaces were kept very clean. They had shared common rooms like we had Wii bowling in a TV room, they had bingo in a community room, and they had happy hour on Fridays in the front lobby. I got a lot of value out of it."

"I liked Vitalia Senior Residences at Strongsville. My tour experience was very good. They had a lot to offer. I liked the way their dining room was set up. The rooms were pretty. They're spacious and secure to keep an eye on my mom when she's there. It is unique as far as having a heat sensor to check on her."

"We went to Brooklyn Pointe. It was very clean and they looked very nice. It was nice and bright for the seniors and they kept them busy. They were playing bingo and doing things there, and the staff was nice. They do have a physical therapy room, but they don't really have physical therapy there, but you can utilize it for physical therapy. People were just watching TV and snoozing, just chatting, talking. I know it had a game room, books, and puzzles. We saw studio types and we saw one-bedroom apartments. The one-bedroom was nice and had everything you could need in there, but my mum wouldn't need a microwave, refrigerator, stuff like that. So we're thinking more of the studio for her because she'd go for meals and everything herself."

Royalton Reserve Welcome to our community, where luxury living meets exceptional care and comfort. Experience a range of top-tier amenities designed to enhance your lifestyle, including chef-prepared meals served in a restaurant-style dining setting. Our comprehensive on-site therapy services, therapy gym, and massage offerings ensure your well-being is prioritized, while transportation services provide added convenience. Immerse yourself in a vibrant array of senior living activities that nourish your body, mind, and soul. With experienced leadership and 24-hour clinical staffing, we provide expert medication management and assistance with activities of daily living to ensure you receive the highest level of care. Our modern, aesthetically pleasing suites feature open floor plans, contemporary kitchenettes, spacious bathrooms with walk-in showers, and suite-specific temperature control for ultimate comfort. Enjoy a full-service salon, spa, chapel, movie theater, craft and game rooms, library, and internet access. Step outside to our outdoor patio and walking trails or benefit from regular physician visits that support your health and well-being. At our community, we prioritize your comfort, care, and enjoyment every step of the way. 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

"My mother will be moving into Vista Springs Greenbriar Village. Everyone is friendly. The staff is very nice. The food smelled good. They gave us some ideas about the activities, and they said they're open to new activities. The facility was very clean and very nice. I saw the cafeteria."

"Vitalia Active Adult Community at North Royalton had excellent meals, snacks, and food options. It was a brand new place. It was fantastic. Their bedroom was nice. They gave a good presentation of their place. The price was just pretty high."

"I met the Community development director at Cardinal Court, when considering possible long term care for my father in the future. She was professional and kind. She walked me through the process for if that time came and continued to check in with me for support and encouragement as I cared for my father. On one of those calls, I expressed the turn of events that I was having at the "Rehab Facility", she along with the Administrative director and the Nursing director help me get my fathered transferred and settled in at Cardinal Court, asap. Within a few months my father was social, active, walking again, eating and happy! I cannot express our appreciation for the care and love you've all shown him. Everyone from the awesome Nursing staff and Caregiver's; to the secretary and receptionist, the Business manager; the activities coordinator; the head chef, the maintenance director and 'Everyone' in between, "Thank You"!! What a wonderful community, clean and always friendly and professional!! You have all been a Godsend!! Sincerely and with Gratitude, Michele and Jim Fitzgerald"

"In 2008, we lost our dear, 78 yr. old mother. My father had been an amazing caregiver to her for over a decade, due to her chronic illnesses. However, for the last few weeks of her life, she needed skilled nursing care. We were fortunate to find placement for her at Mount Alverna, where she had worked 20 yrs. ago. Each of the staff there cared for her like she was their own mother. They would even style her hair and paint her nails. After being diagnosed with cancer in 2010, we lost our beloved father in less than a month. It was his request to also die at Mount Alverna. The 15 days he spent their, prior to his death, were for us "time in God's waiting room." Again, our experience with ALL the staff, was something for which our family is forever appreciative. "