The Best Assisted Living Communities in Wayne County, OH

The Inn at Ashland Woods is a senior assisted living facility in Ashland County, Ohio that believes in providing each senior resident an unconditional and personal experience. From senior care to memory care services our staff is caring, professional, and friendly. We treat your loved ones as our own Mothers and Fathers, Grandmothers and Grandfathers. Alzheimers and Dementia Care We are not just an assisted living residence for seniors, but also provide Alzheimers and dementia care, and we are ardent about helping our residents have a full life by engaging them in a curriculum arranged to bring out their independence and increase their quality and enjoyment of life. A private and premier senior assisted living facility in Ashland County serving Ashland, Hayesville, Loudonville, Savannah and Perrysville, Ohio.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Ohio Department of Health Long-Term Care Provider Search

"I toured Brookdale Montrose. They have no pool, but they have two meals a day. It was very nice. I had lunch there and I had a hamburger. It was very good. As for activities, they have everything. They have an exercise room."

"I loved Brookdale Bath, but they wouldn't accept my sister. The facility was very clean and attractive. The atmosphere was attractive and friendly. The dining area was open and attractive."

"I visited Canton Regency. They were very friendly, very thorough, answered any questions I had, and offered a lot. They had booklets that show the sizes of the rooms. I saw the activity area. The staff took me all through the building. They have bus trips. They take you to different places like Walmart and to the mall. They have different buildings. If you are independent and you need assisted, you have to go to another building. The one downfall is they had no room in memory care. It's been remodeled and everything is clean, modern and well lit. It looked very beautiful."

"I toured Heritage Crossing. It's going to fit my needs very well for my mother. The rooms were nice. The pricing was fair from what I'm seeing with the market. I liked it because there were more individual residents versus couples, which made it easier for my mother. In the lobby, everything is very welcoming. I like that they have very nice gathering areas all through the facility, so family and friends can always go off into a private area with beautiful furniture or fireplaces. They have a theater room. The activities that they have are fabulous. I met the chef. The restaurant looks wonderful. There's enough to pick some off the menu without being too much. I did look at the menu. It looks like a bistro-type menu. It was very nice, chicken waffles and that kind of stuff. I think the chef makes maybe one special for the night. Then you have a couple of other choices if you want. They had a trick-or-treat there yesterday from the kids' school. Kids in the area could come through. The residents made Halloween hats and cast and costumes and we're excited to have the kids there. I was impressed, like sitting in the lobby while I was waiting to talk to the medical director about my mother's situation. The housekeeper team, they're joking around with the managers. I love that. I just thought that they all seemed to enjoy each other's company."

"I love Heritage Villas. My husband is there and it's just a beautiful place. Every building looks like a plantation house and it's got such a sense of community. Then they have a community center so people can get together and play cards if they want to be social. There's only one person they've ever had on staff that I did not enjoy and that person wasn't there long. I think every place gets a bad rat, people who are not good enough or don't jump high enough, but this place shampoos the carpet and changes out the flooring. They're just a caring group. There are seven villas and every villa has a master dining area where everybody can come together and eat at the table, or they can eat in their room, but it's one big long-arm style table. They do three meals a day. In the summer, they'll barbecue out. They'll make hamburgers or something, but they always make home-cooked meals for dinner. If my husband goes out and tells them that he wants an egg, they make him one. They don't tie people down to "Oh, you can only eat at this time." If they want to eat at 3:00 in the afternoon, somebody is going to go in and make them food and there's never any argument about "Oh, you can't have this or that." If my husband told them he loves tomato soup, they went out and stocked the kitchen with tomato soup. The facilities are clean and accessible. It's the cheapest place out there and they're kind."

"My mom was at Allay Senior Care of Meyers Lake. I like pretty much everything about this community. The facility was nice. There were just 16 rooms in the building she was in. There was a great community of caregivers. The nurses were all fantastic. For activities, they brought everybody out for bingo games. They took them outside and did a cookout. They had picnics on the patio outside. They had crafty things, too. My mom couldn't participate in too much in her condition, but they did a good job. Cleanliness was top-notch. Everything was always clean. She was always clean, and her room was clean. Everybody was just great. For what they provided, and everywhere we looked, they were kind of mid-range on the price. They weren't the cheapest ones we looked at, but they were very good."

"My mom is a resident of St. Luke Lutheran Community - North Canton. It's right where my sister and I can be readily available. The rooms for the assisted living side are nice, modern, and clean. They've got everything that anybody would want. The people working there, so far, are very friendly and knowledgeable. My mom is quite pleased with the meals. She has participated in activities, and they've got a lot on the schedule. They have bingo, karaoke, and a chapel."

"My sister had been ill and her dementia had worsened. We had secured an apartment at Maplewood but feared that she was too weak to be transferred there. I called Maplewood’s Director of Admissions to tell her of the situation. She informed me that she would handle everything. Two days later, my sister was transferred to Maplewood Cuyahoga Falls. The nursing staff just enveloped her. Kate, Director of Nursing helped us coordinate her care and nurses, Hallie and Megan were attentive, kind and supportive, as were the many aides that were assigned to her overtime. She was up and dressed every day. She was taken to activities and meals. I (or another sister) was there daily. We saw the kindness and compassion that was shown to everyone who lived there by ALL the staff. That thoughtfulness was also shown to us. My sister was blessed to live there for the last three weeks of her life. Thanks to Maplewood, she had a dignified and peaceful death. Our family was treated with extreme kindness, care and love. If looking for a care facility, look no further. The facility itself is beautiful. The rooms are large and cheerful, the food delicious and staff knowledgeable and supportive. I am grateful for Maplewood and recommend this affordable option for all memory care individuals. Maplewood staff was a blessing to our family. May God bless them in their work."

"My father is 80 years old. And although he is physically able to live on his own, we came to a point where his cognitive degeneration declined to the point where we felt he could not live on his own. He fought leaving his condo and independent life. But following a stint in the hospital, we felt it was a good time to make the leap. The Inn at Apple Ridge was able to meet our aggressive move-in schedule. The facility is absolutely amazing. We have noticed an unbelievable difference in our dad. He is happy, lively, and busy. His "check in" calls only last a couple of minutes as he is always on the move. He loves his room, the people, the food and the freedom. The Inn at Apple Ridge was best leap of faith we could have made."

"My husband's mother is in Wayne Manor. We saw her I think in January or February, but they have kinda closed the place down, and now we're waiting until we get our shots to go see her again, which we don't have yet. They weren't allowing any outside visitors in there. Nevertheless, it's very nice, they take good care of her, they're very responsive to us, and we're very happy, and very pleased with it. They have a lot of activities, but she chooses not to participate in them. They have weekly bingo games, they take them to Walmart, they take them out to eat every couple of weeks, they have church services, they have groups come in singing and entertaining, and they have Halloween parties and Christmas parties. They also have exercise every week, they get their fingernails done, and there's a beauty shop there, so if she would partake of the activities there's a lot to offer there. If I had to go to a facility, I would choose that. It is very nice, and it's smaller, and it's more personal than some of the bigger ones. The staff is very good. My mother-in-law has hearing aids but she doesn't want to wear them, so they're just very nice and very accommodating. I've never had any food, but they give them a menu to pick things from and my mother-in-law has a choice of what she wants to eat. The facility is very nice and is always clean, the snow is always cleared, the bathrooms are clean, and her room is always clean, so we are really pleased with it. They're all expensive, but they would take her to the doctor, and they'll take you to any appointments, so I would say, even though it is pricey, you get a lot of services."

"My grandfather was in assisted living until he passed away. He was always very happy with his care and the staff were always friendly. He enjoyed the food and the view of the courtyard from his room. I don't think he could have received better care at any other facility. "

"The staff is super nice which refreshing because most staff at other places are very rude with visitors. I was very satisfied with how clean and organized the facilities were here. The amount of activities that they had set up on a daily basis for the community to do is pretty extensive. It's all optional but the residents can be busy all day with these activities if they wanted. Overall this place is somewhere I wouldn't mind staying when I get older. "

"There isn't anything that I dislike about Apostolic Christian Village. I love it. My mother-in-law is happy there. She gets excellent care. I just really couldn't ask for more. They're doing a little bit of rehabilitation for her walking. They control her medications. They help her get in and out of bed, and with the toilet. They help her with just about everything. They are very caring, happy, and really liked their job. Some of the food is excellent and some of it is not to my mother-in-law's taste, but it's all acceptable. Her room is very clean. She shares a room with another person and it's excellent. You get what you paid for."