Assisted Living Communities in Strongsville, OH

"My Grandmother lived at Mt. Alverna for nearly 7 years. Dedicated staff, beautiful & clean atmosphere. Excellent interactive programs & entertainment for the patients. She maintained her dignity there during her final years of life. "

"Sunrise was very nice, and it was very helpful. Everything was fine, and it looked like a top-notch facility. "

"The employees are wonderful, very helpful & always pleasant when you’re interacting with them. The residents are also very nice. I’m very happy here. "

"We rent one of the Villa residences. Our home is beautifully laid out and furnished with excellent quality appliances. The community of neighbors are warm, welcoming and delightful company. The Danbury staff are available and responsive to any need. Salon services and entertaining activities add to the feeling of community! The compound is wonderfully designed and many of us enjoy walking and riding our bikes around the pond and neighborhood. We feel blessed to be here."

"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."

"We choose it because it is close to where my dad's condo is, so he is very familiar with the neighborhood and it is easy for his neighbors to visit him. We also like the general surrounding. My dad's accommodation is very nice. He has a one-bedroom apartment with a kitchenette and a balcony. The staff seems very good and nice. I eat there, the food is good and my dad likes the food. My dad participates in the activities. He likes to go on bus tours once a week. They also go out to lunch a couple of times a month. He does share exercises three times a week. They have a pet visitation program and he likes when the dogs visit. They also have some kind of music groups which they bring in once in a while and he enjoys that. However, sometimes the communication is a bit of a challenge. It is not terrible, but sometimes it's hard to get a hold on them because I live in a different state, so I have to communicate either by telephone or email."

"I liked it, it was really nice, clean, bright, and they had a nice setup there. The staff was friendly. My mom can choose to stay there for short time. I saw the food and the menu, and it looked quite good. They have a shuttle (like a bus) that takes people places."

"We toured Brookdale Westlake Village. Everything was very nice. The bathrooms were very accommodating for the disabled. Everything was accommodating as far as I'm concerned. They did have two-bedroom and two-baths, and we want to get into that. The staff, who accommodated us, was very good. I enjoyed her very much. She was very knowledgeable and answered all our questions. One of the things we like about the community is that they have Catholic Mass. They have a restaurant, which is is very elegant and very nice. I enjoyed the meal. You can order off a menu for your meals."

"Mom moved to Fairmont Senior Living of Westlake. The biggest selling point about that place was she was allowed to smoke on the premises. Her room is nice and clean. There's a bedroom, a little family area room, a little kitchen, and a bathroom. She's kind of just getting acclimated to everybody, but I know they have bingo, people that come in to perform music like guitar or piano, and they take trips to places. I had lunch there and I just had a burger and fries. The burger was fine. The fries were not. The person that we were initially dealing with for the lease thing left after we met them. So we had a person who was filling in and that wasn't their job. Then we have a personnel who does that job, and they did fine. So, there was a bit of a lapse there because of the changeover, but the person we ended up with was fine, knowledgeable, and helpful. The staff that does the cleaning seem fine and nice, too."

"We went to Vitalia Senior Residences at Westlake. It was modern and very attractive looking. I met with the tour guide. She was very well-informed and seemed to know what we were looking for. We saw the calendar of what they offered in terms of activities and that includes taking people to a few places. And they have exercise, they have a movie theater, and they have a pool in the facility."

"My sister has been installed here. Her son thought this was best for her, and she's been there for a week now. The facility seemed all good to me. As soon as she got there, she was talking with people and enjoying it. We had meals and food is very good. My sister said if she is not careful, she is going to get fat. They have single, double, and suite rooms with furniture. It’s more than one story, and they have elevators. As we were walking around, we bumped into several people. It’s open and very nice. "

StoryPoint Medina West is a senior living community located at 635 N Huntington St, Medina, OH 44256, offering a full continuum of care, including Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care in a single, well-designed campus that supports residents through every stage of aging. This community combines elegant living spaces with personalized care services and a vibrant, welcoming culture that reflects the resident-centered philosophy of StoryPoint Group. Designed with comfort and engagement in mind, StoryPoint Medina West features spacious apartments and suites with a variety of floor plans, chef-prepared meals made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients, and abundant common areas where residents can socialize, relax, or pursue hobbies. The community's amenities include multiple dining venues such as a café and pub-style gathering space, weekly housekeeping, scheduled transportation, outdoor courtyards, activity and art spaces, and a therapy pool and wellness gym with instructor-led classes — all aimed at promoting physical health, social connection, and overall well-being. Assisted Living residents receive support with daily activities like medication management, bathing, and mobility, while Memory Care offers a secure neighborhood with intentionally designed programming and specially trained staff to support those experiencing dementia or memory impairments. Across all care levels, StoryPoint Medina West emphasizes respectful, individualized attention and enriching daily life, helping residents maintain independence while providing peace of mind for families. Situated close to downtown Medina, the community provides convenient access to local dining, shopping, medical services, and cultural attractions, making it easy for residents and families to stay connected with the broader community and enjoy excursions to nearby parks, historic sites, and summits in the Medina area. 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 parents have been residents in the independent living at the Rockside community for 7 months. Is it perfect? No. But they are attentive to concerns and make an effort to rectify any problems. The staff is friendly and helpful. There are a fair number of activities. They try to have events for special days. My parents frequently talk about the beautiful valentines day dinner and the eclipse party. There was a women’s tea for Christmas that my mom thoroughly enjoyed. My mom moved from their home reluctantly. Yesterday she told me she doesn’t miss her house anymore and that she loves her new home at Vitalia. That speaks volumes!"

"I'm a resident here, and it's very good. It has 72 residents, so it's not huge, and everyone knows everybody. They have bingo, movies, bowling, pool, and go to the casino, shopping, and restaurants. They have prayer service, Scrabble, board games, coffee hour, and monthly meetings with the residents to try to improve their activities. They have medical staff, who are pretty good and do their best to take care of our needs."