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"Myers Apartments is on Cedar Road. They're an independent living facility, and they share the swimming pool and the grounds with another facility. If my brother started at Myers Apartments in independent living, but he got ill, he could then be transferred over to that facility. We all saw the apartment that my brother would have. It was very, very nice, and he had a nice patio. The only reason he is not going to go there is that it's $1,500. It's out of his budget, although they take Section 8 now. They were willing to assist with the paperwork. In the meantime, he would have to pay the $1,500 until they approved the Section 8. They have excellent staff. It was a wonderful facility. We got to take the lunch, and it was a very good diet that they have going. The food is prepared right there, and it was excellent. It is not inclusive, so it is charged to your room, and you pay for that in your rent monthly. It's like an apartment. It has the kitchen, the one bedroom, a living area, and a little, but very nice patio. It has eight libraries. They provide the laundry service, or he could do it himself. There was no additional charge for the laundry. His room is right around the corner from the laundry service. They have a little store in the facility. They have their own little greenhouse. I loved the greenhouse. They have a nice outdoor patio for everyone because they provide weekly get-togethers."

"Right now my dad is at Solon Pointe because that is where they can accept Medicaid waiver for him because he is not able to self-pay. He is up on the second floor in the memory care and they want to see if they can try to transition him to the downstairs area and eventually get him over to his own studio in the assisted living. He has been there since April 3rd and he is not happy because he says the place is too clinical. The facility needs a little updating, but I am sure the Alzheimer’s patients don’t really care. The nursing staff is very good and treating him well. The two nurses who we talked to said that they wouldn’t mind having him back. If a family member couldn’t ride with him to appointments, that they will transport him there with someone and bring him back. Their assisted living side looks good and they’ve have a lot of activities going on. Their dining room and little library area look nice, and their assisted living side looks really nice."

"The place was fantastic. Physically, it's nice, lots of green, lots of space. The rooms were very nice also. They had activities. I saw a lady painting, and some were playing bingo. They can take you to the near premise if you have an appointment and you cannot drive. I like this one because they give you options. I like to cook, and if you don't want their meals, you can cook in your apartment. The dining room was like a restaurant. The only thing that I really don't like was they don't have a tub, but the rooms were comfortable and large. They have a dining room, bathroom, and a full kitchen. But they do not accept pets. They have a whole page full of activities like movies and painting, and they have a conference room and a piano. The Normandy is a good place to be. They have a nurse in the facility, and should you need something, she'd be available to you. "

"The staff at Richmond Heights Place was lovely. They greeted me in the lobby and asked me who I wanted to see, and then asked me to have a seat. The atmosphere of the place was so beautiful, just sitting in the lobby and looking out the window. One side of it was closed in like a patio. When I started the tour, I saw the entire facility and it was beautiful. The only thing about it was I would have to supply my furniture. I saw the residents doing crafts and some were playing bingo. And when it was time to eat, the dining room doors opened and everybody was in line. The dining room was beautiful. It was immaculate. If I had the funds, that's where I would want to go."

"I visited The Ashton of Mayfield Heights. It seems like a very good place. They were very knowledgeable and very helpful. They offered us brunch, and it was very good. Everything was fine. The rooms and the common areas were very nice."

"I am living in The Winfield at Richmond Heights. They always have turnover. The help is good, they have a great maintenance man here, and they have a super dining room supervisor, she's wonderful. But some of the people are kinda meh, they're not bad, but they're not good either. They could use some social skills. And I'm not moving out of here because of that, I'm moving out of here for financial reasons. We have a balcony that I like to go out and smoke my cigar on, and we watch TV, and we have some activities that we participate in. There's a library, their exercise room is strictly by appointment only for physical therapy, and they could keep the elevators clean. As far as our apartment goes, we kind of customized it and had it painted. It cost me some money, but we had the kitchen, the living room, and the 1-bedroom area painted, the handicapped showers are wonderful, and there's lots of closet space. We have housekeeping once a week. The food isn't out of this world, but it's ok. We cook and eat a lot of sandwiches up here, I don't need all three meals every day. They have an activity director here named Sue, who is wonderful."

"Vitalia Senior Residences of Solon is a brand new place. It had plenty of activities for the seniors to partake in. They had a swimming pool, chair yoga, chair volleyball, and other things. They also had fitness classes, games, a library, and a movie room with discussions going on. It seemed like a very nice place. The apartments were pretty nice. They had studio apartments as well as one and two-bedroom apartments. You have to bring your furniture. The lady that was giving the tour was very knowledgeable and very friendly. She engaged in conversation with my wife's cousin and got to know all about her and everything. There were a couple of residents who came up and said hi, too. We saw the menu and it seemed like there was good food in the cafeteria."

"We visited the independent living community of Hilltop Village in Euclid for my father. The people who showed us around were very friendly. They made sure to break down everything for us, like the payment, the room sizes, the rules, and things like that. Everything was also very simple, nothing too complicated. The rooms were very nice and a really nice size, and the community seemed like a really nice, pleasant community to be a part of. The bedroom was big. It was nice and spacious. You wouldn't be all cramped living there. The dining area was also nice, clean, and kept up. They had a lot of different options of food to eat. You could be on a meal plan, or you could buy stuff individually, so that was nice. They just didn't have a nice workout area for my dad. The facility was also a little old-looking. They had an older vibe to it, which isn't bad. The parking was decent. When you rent somewhere, you have your own individual parking, but they didn't have much parking for visitors that I saw. There may have been more parking in the back, but we didn't go to the back."

"Vitalia Highland Heights is a brand-new facility. They just opened. I was very impressed with the independent living quarters that they offered. There were two spaces available. There are two bedrooms with a nice large living area and a kitchen that has everything. I know that if I wanted to, I could cook and bake there. There's a seating area in the kitchen. You don't have to have a dining room table, but it's big enough that you could have people sit down there on both sides. You could probably get maybe 4 or 5 people sitting in this area. They have beautiful two bathrooms that are bigger than what I'm living in right now. They have a washer and dryer, which is very important to me. The price is OK. I think they want $4005 or somewhere around there, maybe close to $5000 a month. They offer a lot of bus trips and typical things. They have a pool. They have everything. They have invited me twice now to come for lunch and their food is excellent. If you have a car, they have a covered parking area and that's $75 a month. That's high, and all it does is that there's a parking area where everybody parked right next to each other. You just have a roof over the outdoors. It's not an enclosed garage."

"Summit Point is beautiful. It was excellent. The person who helped me during the visit was Sherry, I think, and she was very helpful. We had lunch there and the food was very good. The dining area looked very comfy and real homey; it was very nice. The activities are very good, they have bingo, pool, movies or matinee movies, and then they have popcorn and everything. It was very nice and the place itself is beautiful."

"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."

"We went to visit and saw both assisted and memory care. We would be probably looking at the assisted care, but we wanted to just see the memory care because my mother might need that down the road. It's very, very nice and the security was wonderful. The people's attitudes were great. They were very, very friendly and super polite, and it looked like the residents were enjoying themselves, even during COVID. I talked to two individuals who were waiting for a bus to come and take them somewhere, and they were very, very nice. We got to see where the dining room was, as well as the library. They have a beauty salon, which was nice, because she likes to get her hair done. They had walking areas, too, and seats if you needed to stop and take a rest. We got to see a studio and a one-bedroom, and they were both wonderful. The studios were huge and totally adequate for my mother's needs. You could fit your couch, your bed, and your chair. It was kind of the same way also in the memory care: there was a lot of space. Everything was clean and there wasn't any trash around. The residents were allowed to have their doors open, so we saw people inside. They were watching TV and some waved hello. There were nurses on every floor. I saw a physical therapist in the memory unit, and she was engaging and playing ball catch with them. It was a very upbeat and very personable setting. Their menu had a wide variety of things, and there was an area for snacks with cookies and juice. Usually fruits are available but right now, they have to ask for them, so that was kind of a nice added touch."

"Cost, location and services provided. Looking for safety and security and the ability to live in privacy or mingle as desired."