Assisted Living Communities in Sidney, OH

"My mom has been at Urbana Place for 5 years. I did not think she would live long when she went in because she had lost so much weight and was falling at home a lot. She has gained a healthy weight and is 97 this year. It is good to know her needs are taken care of. They have the best nurses and the staff is always smiling and so helpful."

"My mother moved into Brookdale Greenville. We chose it because of their security. I haven't had any complaints yet. It takes a special person to work with these people, and they're very helpful and seem to be very knowledgeable. They do something every day. They played bingo, and one day they were planting succulents. It's very clean."

"I liked the size of Trustwell Living at Oakley Place. It was smaller and all on one level, so it presented a home-like atmosphere. Everybody was very nice and their programs were good. The staff who gave me the tour was not just professional, but she was very kind and very helpful in answering questions. We enjoyed her. We toured the rooms very nicely and thoroughly. We saw the eating areas and different rooms, and everything was very nice and clean. But the bedrooms were older and smaller."

"I visited Gardens At Celina. The people were very friendly. The person who gave us the tour was very accommodating. She showed us a couple of different rooms. I don't know if it just hadn't been lived in a long time, but it was just dirty and there were spider webs in the corners. I just didn't like it."

"We toured Trustwell Living at Miller Place. What we liked most was the good layout inside. My dad likes to walk so he can walk the hall around the building. So, it's a good walking space for someone with a walker or a cane. They have these beautiful seating areas to hang out inside and outside. The staff was very friendly and very helpful. It was excellent. There were three people that we interacted with and all were very nice. We even met the maintenance guy. The facility is beautiful. It's well-kept. It looks almost like new. It's well-maintained. They have a stay-in-place clause. You don't move into a nursing home room. They change the care price. That's very different. It's a new concept, and I like that."

"I’m happy to leave a recommendation for The Danbury. My father was a resident there for approximately a year. His room was an awesome small one bedroom apartment and it had everything my dad needed. Stove, microwave and refrigerator. My dad loved that he called his home. The staff is awesome, very caring and responsive. And pleasing to interact with. The food was great. It’s like going to a restaurant sitting down. They bring a menu tell you the specials that they have today and the quality of the food was excellent. They made it easy to have lunch or dinner with my dad and I had it set up so when guest came to visit that they could get a meal ticket at the front desk and add it to my bill, so he would have someone there to still have lunch and dinner with so they all enjoyed their time while they visit with him. My dad loved the Danbury and it was easy for him, He would say I’m perfectly happy being here at home. There were couples that lived beside of him and across the hall. All the residents were friendly as well as the greeting staff whenever I would visit, It was always pleasing to go there. “It wasn’t like going into a nursing home” it was like going into a nice facility that you might be greeted by an elderly person in a tracksuit doing their physical activity walk or a resident on their scooter or a walker, but in a nice well-kept lobby and the dining area was right there to see as well. The facility is well kept where they have a barber shop, activity rooms, movie theater, and it’s the kind of place that if I was going to look for myself to move into being elderly. I would definitely go to the Danbury. The overall feel and the smell of the facility was pleasant not like most other type of Facilities that I had visited, so my overall experience was excellent. I could not have asked for a better place to have my dad to be a resident and as a son I was proud of where he was staying! Jim B Son of resident Bill B"

"The lady at Brookdale Centennial Park was very personable. I just got an email from her not long ago to ask me how I was doing and how my mom was doing. The apartments were nice and roomy enough. They had two different types and they were clean and set up nicely. The residents bring their personal items to make it feel more at home. I didn't try their food, but I saw what the residents were eating and they seemed to be pleased with the meals that they were getting. I had a relative there and she looked very good and well, and they're taking good care of the people there. She was enjoying her lunch. Their price is pretty comparable to the other places I called about and spoke to."

"Brookdale Englewood was excellent. They were very sociable, very concerned, and answered all my questions. They were very helpful and they still keep in contact with me by email. The apartments were nice and very clean. In some places, you go in and there's a scent, but at Brookdale Englewood, there was none. The staff was very nice and I also saw them interacting with the residents, which was good. They were very attentive. They have a social coordinator where they sing songs together and stuff. The lady there was very personable. They take care of their facility and it was very clean."

"My mother has passed away, but she was in Dorothy Love for couple of years. Everything was grand about this place, including all the people, the friendliness, and the ease of going in, and if you wanted to have your family coming in, there were rooms where you can have a little party if you wanted to. The apartment had a kitchen and its own living room, and you can come and go if you please. My mother went down for meals, but if you did not want to eat down there, they bring it to your room. They provide a lot of snacks even at night too. You can walk down and get yourself an ice-cream bar; they had everything and anything. She did have a refrigerator in her room, but she never had any complaints about the food. They had a church in there, a little gift store, and a little post office all within the place. You do not have to walk to another building; it was all connected. They had extra wide doorways, and the halls were extra wide, and so it was so easy to move around. "

"Garbry Ridge would have been my first choice because of the villas, the price range, and their ability to take care of me with Medicaid (if I ever become in need of Medicaid). The villas were sort of set up like duplexes. The dining room was very nice. Only if desired to go to the dining room, you're certainly able to participate in the meals, and the price was very low. They had it in two sections so that perhaps you would be more in a cozy setting. It was bright and clean. The utilities and cable are included in the villa."

"I have an aunt in Randall Residence of Troy. They keep it up nicely. The units are small studio apartments, but they're nice. The staff is nice. Those that interact with my aunt are helpful, too. They have bingo, movies, and crafts. They're starting to take people to Walmart and Kmart and places like that. They don't take them out to different stores very often. My aunt says the food is alright. I've never eaten there, but it's just like at the other place, there's no salt."

At the Gardens of Wapakoneta, our residents enjoy a warm, friendly environment offering convenience as well as the comforts of home. Balanced, nutritious, delicious meals are available. The housekeeping and laundry services provided allow our residents to focus more on having fun and socializing. Each resident is a cherished member of our extended family. We encourage our residents to be as independent as possible, while offering security through the knowledge that our staff is available to support and care for them when assistance is needed. Our community offers a robust activities program to engage and entertain. Our goal is to help each resident live their life to the fullest. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Ohio Department of Health Long-Term Care Provider Search

"Otterbein St. Marys is a step down place in between. You start out with independent living, and then you can go to hospice facility. I think they’re great. They seemed clean and nice, and the people seemed well taken care of. The layout looked nice, and they have various ways to get in to the place so to speak. "

"My friend is in Randall Residence of Tipp City now. She moved into their assisted living in November, and it's been very nice. Sometimes they're late with the medication. Aside from that, everything else seems to be working out OK. One thing I know is that everything seems really easily accessible. Her room is near the front, which is great. The dining facilities and everything is clean and fresh. They decorate. They're taking all the precautions they need to do because of COVID. The food actually looks like it's out in a restaurant. The staff is very caring and helpful. The building is up-to-date, and they care about how it looks. They have nice services like taking patients to doctor's appointments and providing them with little outings. They have crafts for the ladies and gentlemen too. Even the residents have been very welcoming to me, and I don't even know them. It's expensive there, but I would say she's getting her money's worth."