Assisted Living Communities in Tiffin, OH

"My grandfather is at The Cascades at Good Shepherd Home, and it's great. He has Alzheimer's, so he's in the Alzheimer's unit. I'm quite pleased with the unit itself in general. Their food wasn't bad, it was tolerable, and he seems to like it. Prior to Covid, we were very pleased with everything, then Covid happened and everybody's just trying to do the best that they can. There's been a huge outbreak at Good Shepherd with Covid-19 amongst residents and staff, and it was kinda why Good Shepherd was not an option to put my grandmother at because I do not want to chance her catching it. The facility is very nice. They have a church there for residents to attend. Their activities team is very much involved and their staff is very much hands on. I can't really say anything bad, they've taken great care of my grandfather. The only thing that I noticed was they tend to mix a lot of their residents' clothing. The residents share socks and stuff like that, and it gets mixed around. Other than that, I've been really pleased with Good Shepherd. As far as my grandmother, the only reason why we didn't go there is obviously the Covid outbreak there, and she's not quite at the level of care that I feel Good Shepherd Home is. My grandmother works better in assisted living community versus an actual nursing home setting. They had activities. I don't know about now, but every time we would go there to visit my grandpa, they were playing bingo and they were doing arts and crafts. Their activities team is really hands on and very active. They have their residents do a lot of things as best they can. There were nights where they would have musicians come in and sing and residents would come out and sit with them and sing too, and we would go up there and hang out with my grandpa. They were really good prior to Covid. Covid has really changed everything."

"So far our experience with Rutherford House is fine. Their staff is pleasant and capable, and the rooms are small. The layout of the place is nice, it's in the shape of a U so it's easily traversed. The food there is good and the dining room is laid out well. They have 2 meal options every day, and they also have things that are there all the time that you can choose from if you don't like what's served for the day. I have trusted them with my father and they took good care of him. They have lots of activities every day that he could attend. I would recommend this place highly to anyone who wants to go there."

"My Mother & also my Mother-in-law are residents of Westbrook Assisted Living, & I highly recommend it. I am thankful for their care & for the kindness of all of their staff. Not only to my family, but also to me when I have concerns & questions about my Mom's health. She needs more care than my Mother-in-law does, but they have been so good to both. I have had meals with Mom, & the food has always been good! I greatly appreciate all of the staff, who often go "above & beyond" to care for our relatives, & are so cheery to all of us, & help brighten our days. My thanks to all of them! "

"My father is in Elmwood Assisted Living & Skilled Nursing of Fremont. So far, it's been great. It was like night and day, moving him from what we had experienced at the other place. It's much better quality, much better care, cleanliness, just all around. We're happy that we moved him there. It's been a very positive experience. They're very professional. My dad likes the food a lot better. Yesterday, he went to a game and he enjoyed that. They have a lot of other activities as well."

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"My husband and I lived at The Willows at Bellevue, and we chose it because we lived in this area. We also looked at other facilities, but this place gave us what we wanted for the price that we could afford. We were all acquianted with the other villas in the neighborhood. The villa was smaller than our previous place, but I was pleased, and our children also thought it was a good place. The rooms were very nice, although smaller than the house, but I accepted that fact. We had two full baths, and both were available for use with wheelchairs, since they were low enough. They cleaned the villa once a week. If anything went wrong, we called them, and it was up to them to fix it. They had a bell-call system: if you needed somebody, you just pushed the bell and they came right away. We had our breakfast at the lodge or the community room, and sometimes the food for breakfast was better than the others. It was the only meal we had there, and the other two meals, we did ourselves. They provided hot breakfast about twice a week. Other times, we had big bowls of fruits, rolls, juice, milk, cereals, toast, hot meals. Sometimes there was bacon and sausages. We had bingo, trips once a month, etc. We had had an exercise room connected to the clubhouse. It had exercise equipment and a couple of bathrooms. It was very easy to get into. Our television, phone, and computer were provided by a company. We paid the bills ourselves; this was the only bill we paid except for the monthly rent. Everything was provided for us here; we didn't have to do anything outside at all. I would definitely recommend this facility. "

"My sister-in-law is staying in Birchaven Village. It's very nice. Many of her friends have been there and she has always liked the care they have gotten. The facility is nice and clean. It's an up-to-date home. I've only had contact with the front desk. Everybody has helped me out and answered any questions I've had. They also gave me directions to the right people I need to talk to. Everything so far has been excellent. It's excellent from my end of having to deal with them. Because of the COVID lockdown that they have and the way they offered their visitations, I haven't really had one-on-one person-to-person contact with anybody. It's been pretty much virtual. Everything is done great and they're very helpful. It's very nice and very clean. I haven't been able to go in personally. I've been just in the foyer and the front office."

"Primrose Retirement Community of Findlay was very nice. They had just about everything that you could want. It was more of a retirement type community with individual apartments. They had a place where you could go and watch movies, an ice cream parlor, a little bar-like atmosphere area, a hair salon, exercises, and a computer room. They had a cafeteria, dining area, and activities that you could do. They had good food."

"There's nothing that I don't like about Orchard Grove. It's a good assisted living place. My sister is happy there. They are very attentive to their residents, and the care is just amazing. Her apartment is very nice. She's got enough room. It's all on one floor/one plan. It's very nice and very comfortable. She really likes it there. She says the food is home cooked every day. They play bingo and they have craft activities. They had a Memorial Day picnic for everybody, and the residents that could walk outside and the ones in wheelchairs, they took them outside. It's very nice. They do a lot."

"I have been very happy with my experience with Orchard Park. My Mom has really transitioned into the community. The caring staff have made sure all of her needs are met, and make her feel at home. She has a nice room, that she has furnished with things from home. She is really happy that she can have her dog with her. "

"I really liked The Heritage all around, except for the cost. They offered all kinds of amenities. They keep their residents busy. They get them up out of bed, and they're participating in activities all day long. I like that, and they had activities that even family could come in and participate in. They have a courtyard. They had private rooms and double occupancy rooms. They're spacious rooms."

"I was able to be a visitor on several occasions to Hillside Acres Nursing Home facilities. I was impressed with the cleanliness of the building and the grounds. Besides looking clean, it also had a clean smell to it. I have been in others, that one you walked in there was a distinct aroma that I did not experience here.The staff was very friendly and made me feel welcome. I observed inter-reaction between staff and the residents and never say anything that I didn't like. I was there as the residents were getting ready to go to supper and everyone seemed eager to go to the dining area. I assumed that they enjoyed the food that was repaired for them. I liked the courtyards for the residents in the middle of the building, so that there were several entrances and exits to the courtyard, but no way to get out of the facility. The various residents had there area very personalized, even having plants and bird feeders hanging in the courtyard outside of the room windows. I was impressed in the facility and the staff members. "

"The staff from The Willows at Willard was very nice. They took good care of my stepfather. The rooms were very pretty. They’re very nice rooms. They’re decorated very nicely. My stepfather thought the food was very good. They had a lot of activities, but he wasn’t able to do a lot right then. He did some and he enjoyed them. They had group of people meet and they had people come in and sing. They had a lot of different things. "

"I am pretty happy with Briar Hill. My mom spends 8 days in the hospital before she comes in there, and she is pretty weak, but she seems to be a favorite among the staff. She's having occupational and physical therapy every day. If they are making any kind of changes on her medication, her diet, or physical therapy, no matter how slight, they call me and let me know. I go there every day at different times so they don't know when I will come. I don't have to spend 6 to 8 hours a day there to see that she is properly taken care of. They are feeding her extra meals, and she's having 5 meals a day. They are a full nursing home and when my mom's assets are spent down, they do accept Medicaid. I still intend to bring her home if she is strong enough, but it is good to know that if I cannot bring her home, I think Briar Hill is a pretty good place. I think maybe because this is such a small town and they serve the community and a lot of the employees are from a small town, they are more answerable to the community than the larger places. I know they are part of a larger organization. There is a doctor's office connected to the facility. They have a nice physical therapy area. I know they have different activities like arts and crafts, bingo, and they do church services. My mom is not able to participate in much of this stuff. However, I am glad that they have WiFi, and I bring a laptop in to my mom so she can watch documentaries and listen to podcasts. "