Assisted Living Communities in Toledo, OH

"We placed my in-laws at first in the Memory Care Unit, then there were able to move into the regular Assisted Living facility. As with all senior care facilities, there simply is not enough staff. In spite of that, many of the aides and nurses are caring, professional and do the absolute best they can to take care of their residents. The facility has been purchased by the Meridian Group, whose representatives held a meet and greet and promised to address all the issues that were raised. One issue that exists is the fact there isn't an automatic door at the entrance of the main Assisted Living building, and we were all told that would be changed. It is very difficult to get in and out of the building for anyone using a walker or in a wheelchair, which covers the majority of residents. It has been several months, and that issue STILL has not been addressed, in spite of the fact the representative from Meridian said it would be, soon. Truth is, it is a very nice facility, comfortable, clean and the staff really does provide the best care they can. My in-laws like it there, and that is the most important factor in all of this. Granted, they are lucky because they have the financial resources to afford to live there. We are thankful they are able to afford it as well."

"We chose The Waterford at Levis Commons for my father because I live in Perrysburg, so it's close. It seemed like a very nice facility and everybody's friendly, but until my father gets there, I'm not gonna really know. It's clean, well kept, it's about 15 years old, and it's visually pleasing."

"Mom lived in StoryPoint Waterville. However, they promise you things and they don't always communicate with the people of what you're getting. Also, I think it was easier to get lost in there, because of the way it's laid out. Other than that, the facility was very nice. They have a courtyard, a salon, and bingo games for the residents to play."

"Otterbein Pemberville SeniorLife Community was all right but they were so far away from everything, from my kids and my family. The one advantage they had was you could transition from one to the other, from independent to assisted then nursing home without leaving the grounds, which I thought was nice. The staff was knowledgeable and friendly, and they weren't pushy or anything. They took their time to show us everything."

"The first thing that I thought when I stepped into the facility was wow! It looks more like a home than an assisted living place. I felt very comfortable with my grand mother being there. The furnishings were nice and clean. There was no medicine smell in the place. There was ample security so I knew she would be safe. The staff was friendly. I would recommend this establishment to any friends or family. The grounds were nice too. There were many activities that my loved one could get involved with as well. All in all, a very nice place. "

"This facility really cared about my grandmother. They knew how stubborn she was and that she would try and leave if she could possibly escape so they kept her very engaged and kept an eye on her. The staff was wonderful, thoughtful and always there to help. The facility isn't exactly the most beautiful but I think they did well with what they had to use. When my grandmother fell and hurt herself a few weeks before she passed away she was severly cut and bruised and they felt terrible about it and expressed a lot of concern. It was nice that they cared enough but they knew it wasn't something that could have been prevented. The facility had lots of field trips and different things people who were staying there and visiting could do. They did field trips to zoos and museums, and they had a beauty parlor their patients could use. The food was pretty good and they made sure that everyone had something they liked so the patient wouldn't skip out on their meals. They had weekly crafts, bingo and other interactive activities to keep people from staying in their rooms all the time. They also allowed for you to decorate and buy things to make your room feel like home. Altogether our family was pleased with how our grandmother was cared for. "

Elderly Solutions is located in Monroe, MI. Seniors can take advantage of a pleasant location near Little Sandy Creek, with the North Monroe Street Church of God and the St. George Serbian Orthodox Church both close by. The Mall of Monroe offers a variety of shopping and dining options. Elderly Solutions is an assisted living facility that also offers Alzheimer's and dementia care. Staff is available 24 hours a day to provide support and care tailored to each senior's needs. The staff includes registered nurses, and a doctor, dentist, occupational therapist and speech therapist visit the facility regularly to maintain the health and well-being of the residents. The staff is trained in supporting seniors with behavioral issues and those that suffer from confusion. Amenities at the facility include an on-site beautician and a relaxing indoor common area as well as a hot tub and swimming pool. The grounds are kept secure to ensure the safety of all residents. Full meal service, including vegetarian and Kosher options, is provided. Seniors have the option of using the facility's transportation options to attend off-site devotional services and access the city's amenities. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Adult Foster Care Search

"Alice Lorraine called themselves a senior foster home, so it's assisted living. They seemed pretty nice and pretty good. They had a maximum of 20 people there. They had nice facilities and a lot of light because they had big windows in the dining, community, and individual rooms. Not all of the rooms had private beds, and some of the rooms had community rooms. The personnel were great. "

"A&R Premiere Care just had new add-ons to their facilities. What I liked the most about it was the lady that runs it is a nurse and then her husband is also a healthcare person. I think he's a physical therapist or something. They were both very nice and very helpful."

"Care and attention is always available when needed. I highly recommend Gaslight for Assisted Living and Memory Care. "

"My mother is in Charlotte Stephenson. It is a very attractive building and has very warm feeling. The attendants are pleasant and caring. The rooms are clean. My mother is moving to a larger room next week. The bathroom is immaculate, spacious, and very safe. They empty the waste basket in the room every day. We are very pleased with the care. They offer activities every day, and everything seems to be fine. They accommodate Father for a modest fee. He has dinner with Mother every night at a special table set aside so the two of them may eat together. We are very happy with it."

Nestled in the charming small town of Carleton, Michigan, The Gardens of Carleton is a senior living community offering Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Respite stays. Residents enjoy a serene country living environment while receiving high-quality care tailored to their individual needs. The community boasts a range of amenities designed to enhance residents' quality of life. A beauty and barber shop is available for personal grooming, while the garden and patio areas provide peaceful outdoor spaces for relaxation. For those with vehicles, both resident and guest parking are conveniently provided. Housekeeping and laundry services ensure a comfortable and maintenance-free lifestyle. Engaging activities such as music sessions, games, fitness programs, gardening, and arts and crafts are regularly organized to keep residents active and socially connected. Dining experiences include shared meals in the dining room, with accommodations for guests and special diets, including diabetic, kosher, and vegetarian options. The Gardens of Carleton is committed to providing comprehensive care with 24-hour assistance and skilled nurse oversight. Rounding physicians are available, along with lab services, to address residents' health needs promptly. The community partners with home health and hospice services to ensure the right care is provided at the right time. Safety measures are in place to create a secure environment for all residents. Nearby attractions include local parks and community gardens, offering opportunities for leisurely outings and engagement with nature. Come age in place at The Gardens of Carleton, where compassionate care meets the tranquility of country living. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Adult Foster Care Search

"Sunset House was expensive. They require a bit of money to live there, but it was very nice. It had everything that one would need or want. They had restaurant-style living. They were very informal about breakfast -- i.e., you could come down any time and have it. They definitely have levels of care and assistance. Once you got settled there, you never had to leave. However, the staff was not accommodating as much. It was less accommodating and less friendly, but they had everything that one would want. "

"It was a wonderful community. Their staff had been there quite a long time, and they just seemed like really terrific people who care. When we visited, the residents seemed pleased and expressed their pleasure in the community. It was clean. We saw several rooms, and they were all private. They were clean and well taken care of. When my husband and I get to that point, this is something we would consider for ourselves. The staff seemed like really fabulous folks. We appreciated their level of care."