Assisted Living Communities in Fairlawn, OH

"This is a very nice community and not institutional at all. Mom can set up her apartment with lots of room for furniture and storage. The best is the outdoor living areas. Apartments have screened-in porches to enjoy the outdoors without mosquitoes (Only community to have such). There are residents of all ages here with a very active lifestyle program. Food is also very good as we had dinner from an extensive menu. Overall a very beautiful setting. "

"We toured The Inn at Apple Ridge. They showed us the whole thing. We started in the assisted living and then we walked into the memory care area to see that whole section. It was all very nice. It was beautiful. When you walk in, the dining room is right there and the chapel is beautiful. They have a bar and it's just so clean. It's like you're in a five-star hotel. It was just unbelievable, but I felt it was too big of a facility for my aunt, that's why we didn't go with them. The staff was very informative, very friendly, answered all of our questions, and very knowledgeable. Their garden area was beautiful and they had a kitchen area. Everything was immaculate."

"Katie, the Exec Director of Danbury Woods is less than personable. Seems a bit standoffish. Does not seem to interact with residents. Love Heather as Life Enrichment Director, always upbeat & creative with activities. Joyce does fabulous job of menu planning & is attentive to resident likes & dislikes. Front desk personnel top-notch."

"I will be moving into Vitalia Senior Residences at Stow today. It's just 7 minutes from my house. I looked into their assisted living, but they didn't have a 1-bedroom apartment. I had to bring my dog and just a studio room would not be enough. We decided that independent living would be perfect for me. It's very nice, and the apartment is perfect. It's a 2-bedroom with 2 bathrooms, a living room, and a nice kitchen. They have a laundry room and a closet; it's just perfect. The staff were very nice and accommodating during my tour. They have a swimming pool for independent living. If you're in assisted living, you have to have a doctor's order to do that. They have a dining room that's open all day. It's just a lovely setting. I have a little patio, and it looks out to the woods."

"We toured here and it was a good experience. The people were very nice. They answered our questions. The rooms and apartments were fine. They had all kinds of activities for people like bingo, but my mom would not want to do any of those. What I liked the most about it was probably the homey atmosphere. It was a smaller facility."

"Mulberry Gardens Senior Living was spic and span. It was neat and clean, even the rooms that I toured. Each place was set up differently, but they were basically the same. Some of them had refrigerators and a little kitchenette. Some of the places had stoves. The staff during the tour was great. They answered my questions. They were pleasant. They even showed me a couple of places and the dining facilities. They had tables and chairs. It was like a restaurant. You sit down and order food. They bring it out to you. They had a gym for when you want to exercise. They had social hours, where they gather and play cards or play games. The food was great. They had laundry facilities and cleaning services. They change the linens when they do housekeeping."

"I would like to express my sincere appreciation to Jennifer (Activities Coordinator) at Danbury in Tallmadge. She is so creative and puts a smile on all the residents faces. All the activities are so much fun. I cannot thank her enough for all that she is doing for my mom and so many others at Danbury. She is really making a difference. Thank You!!!"

"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."

"Hudson Grande Senior Living had assisted living and the memory care was a locked down unit. It was very nice, it was all one floor with different hallways, and it's very clean. You couldn't even tell it was assisted living or a nursing home. It was very orderly. We had lunch there and it gave you the atmosphere of being in a restaurant. There were a lot of things on the menu and we're really impressed. The portions were adequate. The staff was great and very friendly. They had recreation rooms for activities and they gave us a calendar of what they do for the month. I would highly recommend that place."

"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."

"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."

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

"The memory care unit is beautiful and always clean. My Dad loves the meals! The staff is extremely caring and always accessible if I have questions or need something for my Dad. The ladies that run the activities are amazing! I am very happy that we chose Danbury for his home. I feel confident that he is well cared for. "

"My mother-in-law moved here. We chose it because of the location. We like the security of the facility. It feels like a hotel, not a senior living facility. It's very clean, and they have friendly staff. The biggest thing I want to stress is they went above and beyond the day we moved in to help us. Due to COVID, food is being delivered to the rooms currently. She loves the food. I would do four stars because the eggs are cold in the morning. When they can finally go back to the dining room, I'm sure it will be better. But she's happy with the food. They normally do have activities, but because of COVID, there's no activity now. There's a library, a room that you can rent for large parties, a beauty shop, and there's a snack shop."