Assisted Living Communities in Broadview Heights, OH

"The Inn at Apple Ridge was new, small, and had a pretty good range of activities. The people were very welcoming and friendly. The salesperson who took us through was very good and very nice. They have games and things scattered throughout the building for people to play, table games, a large outdoor courtyard with some activities, beanbag tosses, and a putting green. It's a very nice place."

"My mother stayed for respite. They were very friendly. It was very clean. They seemed genuinely concerned about my mother's welfare. Her room was very clean, it was pretty. It was really nice. It was perfect for Mom for what we needed. The facilities were a little older than some of the places I saw."

"I had an in-person tour of Cardinal Court Assisted Living and Memory Care. I was very impressed with everything. They were very thorough in explaining everything to me and very patient. It was a very good tour. The place seemed quite pleasant. The staff explained how the different levels of service worked, which was all educational to me. They even kind of group people into different levels of decline in their dining room, so that was nice to know. The person who showed me around was very patient and helpful. The one room I looked at was for a couple. It may have been a little larger than the single-bedroom ones. I was impressed with how roomy it was. They said they would provide a small refrigerator and a microwave if we wanted. They had two or three courtyards that were enclosed. The building is set up in a circle. Every room has big windows, so it was bright outside, which was nice. They have a private room, and then they have an extra-large private suite. The other thing that kind of impressed me was how the community development director and another gentleman who was the maintenance director have been there since they opened. Several others who are there have been there for multiple years. I think that speaks well that people have stayed and that they are good and well-trained people. They have various activities for people to participate in. They don't leave the residents in their rooms alone because they need somebody to be aware of what they're doing."

A Home environment for seniors who need some assistance with daily living but don't want to live in a large Nursing Home. Beautiful accommodations with daily meals, activities with 24/7 care.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Ohio Department of Health Long-Term Care Provider Search

"We chose Brooklyn Pointe for mom. I liked the cleanliness, the personable experienced staff, and qualified staff. The staff who gave us the tour had a positive attitude and clean hygiene and was professional. The rooms were clean, modern, up-to-date, and new. The dining area was clean and open space and had a friendly atmosphere."

Marymount Place, located at 5100 Marymount Village Drive in Garfield Heights, Ohio, is a three-story Dutch Colonial residence offering both independent and assisted living options. Situated on the campus of Marymount Hospital, this community provides residents with a serene environment while ensuring easy access to medical services. The facility features 104 suites designed to cater to the diverse needs of its residents. Each private one- and two-bedroom apartment ranges from 300 to 600 square feet and includes a walk-in closet, individually controlled heating and air conditioning, mini-blinds, and a spacious bathroom equipped with a sit-down shower. Residents benefit from services such as housekeeping, linen and personal laundry, and transportation. A variety of engaging activities are available, including music, games, book clubs, fitness programs, gardening, arts and crafts, and offsite excursions. Dining options are flexible, with in-room kitchenettes, a communal dining room offering shared meals, room service, and accommodations for special diets like diabetic, kosher, or vegetarian. Marymount Place boasts several special features to enhance the resident experience, including a snack room, ice cream parlor, private dining room, resident lounge, library, media center, and a pool table. The community also offers respite stays and provides both cable TV and Wi-Fi services. For personal care, there is an on-site beauty shop. The facility's location offers convenient access to nearby attractions, though specific details are not provided. 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 is moving into Danbury Brunswick. I checked out the other facility and thought it was great, but I came down and checked out Danbury on the advice of a neighbor. There's so much more to do and so many more activities. It's cleaner. The staff is amazing. Everything is just so much better. I love my mother more than anything on earth. I didn't want anything but the best for her. Even wheelchairing my mom around, she smiled and said, "You know, this place is so much nicer. I think I'm gonna love it here." When I heard that, I was just so pleased. She has a studio apartment. That was something that I inspected from top to bottom. It was absolutely spotless. Everyone was informative, knowledgeable, very respectful and friendly. They have everything. They have a library and a common area and they're really set up nice. They have patios outside. The place has got so much. It's amazing. We had lunch today and based upon that one meal, it's obvious that the food is homemade. It's not something that comes out of a jar or a bag. I saw on the calendar that there was fresh homemade tomato soup."

"Summit Corners has very good customer service. They also have very good facilities that are kept up well. It's a beautiful setting/environment. There was one room, and I took some pictures of it. It's not too bad. It's a little bit small, but it has a big closet. It's private, so I like that my mom would not have to have a roommate, and that's a plus. It's more like a home instead of like a regular nursing home. I didn't try out the food, but the staff member who gave me the tour says it's very good. It sounded good from the menu, and the staff says she eats it herself."

"I did a tour of Summit Point. Everything was very clean and modern, and everything looked really comfortable. We liked the suites with the two bedrooms, and that works really well for my brother and his wife. The common areas were very nice, and it certainly appeared that the dining room was nice. We didn't eat there, but we talked to the chef, and it all sounded like they do things that fit in with special diets and that type of thing. The other thing is we like the underground parking. There's a nice area for people gathered for games, and there were some ladies playing cards in there. It was a nice area and very roomy and all that. I understand that people gather there after dinner. Then there was a nice pool table and an area that would be nice for my brother. They had an exercise room, and it was important that there'd be some sort of exercise room."

"When we walked into Vitalia Senior Residences at Strongsville, it was like a five-star hotel. The assisted living rooms were like apartments that had wreaths hung out on their doors, and it was very bright and cheery. They were just beautiful. The people we met were very, very nice. The chef came in with a platter of fruit and cheeses, and because it was the first one I looked at, we were sold on the studio that was on the first floor that had a little door to walk out onto a patio. However, the more I thought about it, I didn't know if the studio was fine because everything was in the same room. They had a pool inside the place though, an exercise room, a theater room where they hold virtual masses on TV, a library, physical therapy, and a dining room that was like a restaurant where you order off a menu. It was just beautiful."

"I toured Woodside Senior Living. It was nice. It was clean. It was friendly. The apartment was fantastic. My mother used to be there, so I knew about it, but they had redone it since then. The manager was very knowledgeable and very informative. The dining area was very nice and very spacious."

"Alpine House of Maple Heights had a room that had been staged. I didn't see the actual living quarters of the people who were there. We just saw a staged room and the different parts of the facility. It was clean. They seemed to be very organized with what they would do for my relative and how it would get done. I saw the eating area and the different sitting rooms that they had for reading. They had an area there where they could go and watch movies, a game room, a medical room where the doctor and the nurse were supposed to be, and an exercise room for those that need therapy or different things like that. I thought that was good. The facility was clean and nice. The areas were set up well. They showed us different places, the furnishings, and things like that. As for the individual room that my relative would be getting, we were told to bring furniture in because the room would come without anything in it. The only thing it would have would be a microwave and a refrigerator, and anything else you wanted to have would have to be supplied. I only saw one staff and that was Sean. He was very nice and very helpful. He answered the questions that we asked. He was very helpful to us with the information that he gave."

"My mother has been a resident at Danbury in Hudson for 4 months now since needing more care and assistance with medications. She was previously in Springwood, the sister facility for independent living. The transition to Danbury was easy and well-managed by the staff and administration. The staff (nurses, care-givers, dining, maintenance, and front desk/office) have been simply OUTSTANDING. I really can't say enough about how friendly and kind every single person has been to my mom. My sister and I rest much easier knowing she's getting the care and attention she needs. The activities are frequent and varied. In hindsight for my mom wishes she had moved to Danbury sooner. My sister and I advocated for it but mom was too happy with her apartment and friends at Springwood. If she had moved a bit sooner, she would have had an easier time getting into all the activities and options available. The other residents are all friendly and welcoming. The facilities are quite lovely. The common spaces allow for plenty of space to visit with friends and family. The rooms vary in size and most tend to be on the smaller side. That worried mom at first, but her studio apartment is set up quite nicely for her needs and she's quite happy with it. I think the food is above average for an assisted living facility. I like it. The combination of the dining room plus a mix of happy hours, mixers, ice cream Sunday bars, etc. provide good variety. I'll repeat the most important part, the staff, especially the nurses, care-givers and dining staff, are so welcoming, kind, and helpful. It's truly impressive to see, and I'm very thankful."

Nurturing Care in Warrensville Heights, OH offers a cozy, intimate care option for seniors who need assistance with their activities of daily living. We strive to provide the best of care while still encouraging our residents to be as active and independent as possible. Every resident is different having different needs. In our smaller environment, we are able personalize our care and really get to know them well. We offer nutritious, balanced meals. Our goal is to keep our residents healthy, while still providing food that is delicious and satisfying. We welcome the opportunity to care for your loved one and will treat them as we would our own family member.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Ohio Department of Health Long-Term Care Provider Search