Memory Care Communities in Cincinnati, OH

"Covington Ladies Home is small and personalized. It's been a lady's home for 125 years. It's a big old mansion, but it's very well kept and updated. It's beautiful and they keep it very clean. The staff is very caring and that's the most important thing. My mom has been there for almost five weeks now. She loves the food. The staff everyone I've dealt with is very friendly and on top of things. They call me for every little thing. The only drawback for a 125-year old building is there are no individual toilets in each room. There are sinks, vanity mirror, but you have to go two doors down for a toilet and shower. I thought that doesn't really bother her or me much. But it would be great if they could get modernized and put in bathrooms in each room. "

Serene Suites Premier Memory Care, located at 9870 Redhill Drive in the tranquil community of Blue Ash, Ohio, offers specialized care for individuals living with dementia. Built in 2020, this state-of-the-art facility features 66 private suites across three thoughtfully designed floors, each tailored to provide comfort and familiarity for residents. The community is dedicated exclusively to memory care, ensuring a focused and compassionate approach to support residents and their families. Residents at Serene Suites enjoy a range of amenities designed to enhance their daily lives. Each floor includes a kitchen and dining area, living spaces, sunrooms, activity rooms, and a beauty salon, promoting a homelike atmosphere. The facility offers services such as housekeeping, laundry for linens and clothing, and personal care assistance. Engaging activities like music, games, book clubs, yoga, fitness sessions, gardening, arts and crafts. What sets Serene Suites apart is its commitment to creating a safe and nurturing environment. The wide 10-foot corridors are designed to encourage movement and reduce confusion, while security measures ensure residents' safety. The dedicated staff, including specialists in memory care, provide personalized attention and support. Located near attractions like the Cincinnati Zoo and the Newport Aquarium, families have opportunities for enjoyable outings with their loved ones. 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

"I toured The Summit of Blue Ash. That was very nice. I think the gal who took us there said they were being bought by somebody else. It was very neat, clean, sharp, and a very pleasant environment. They had a pool and a gym room and all that. The rooms were very nice and had a nice courtyard and a nice dining room. They have a substantial menu of a variety of everything from hamburgers to a real meal or whatever you want to say."

"After researching Alzheimer's care facilities in northeast Cincinnati, my family chose to move our mother to Brookdale Place in Kenwood. With just fifty residents attended by care teams of three, we know that someone is either with her or just around the corner to ease her confusion and help her with day-to-day needs. Her comfort seems their number one concern. Brookdale has been a great fit for my mom I and would recommend it to other families searching for dementia/Alzheimer's care for their parents. "

"We did a tour of Harmony at Anderson. If my mother's health deteriorated and she needed more help, it's available there. If she had to go short of full nursing or full memory care, it could handle anything short of that. So, she wouldn't have to move to get up there. It's equipped much more for people that are physically and mentally handicapped. The layout of the apartment, for someone that was confined to a wheelchair, or a walker was fantastic. These things were designed so you could roll up underneath them. The cupboards were positioned lower. If I remember right, every doorway, everything you had to pass through was extra wide. It's like somebody laid it out to use a wheelchair in it. If only my mom didn't have friends and is already established at her current place. There's nothing bad you could say about this facility, it's very, very nice. The staff was very good. We did not eat there, so I don't know anything about the meals other than what they told us; how it was prepared, and how they dealt with delivery and stuff. They're a little bit more trying to get people to come to the dining room, so they eat in a social environment, but they do have it where they deliver it to your room. The dining facility is beautiful. It's brand new, shiny, and well laid out. The hallways don't have any dents. It's all laminate flooring and stuff. It's very, very nice. "

"The staff here is AMAZING! They made everything so easy and so much support during this tough process. We got everything done over a weekend as well. We feel so prepared and ready to be there for our loved ones through this tough process."

"I visited Sterling House of Springdale. The lady that showed me around was a very nice lady, but she couldn't give me any pricing or anything because the person that was supposed to give me the tour was out of the office. The rooms were nice, but they're small. The size of the room -- for me -- was not nice, but for somebody else, it could be great. They showed me around the building, but we never saw anything as far as activities. Their dining room looked really nice and spacious, and it had a good atmosphere. I had to say the place, in that respect had a good atmosphere. Also, parking is good over there. "

"I was impressed with The Wellington at North Bend Crossing. I liked it. It came down to the price between the two places plus The Wellington at the time did not have a two-bedroom available. The grounds were very nice, very well kept, and very well manicured. The apartment was very nice. The staff was very friendly. The dining area was very comfortable looking. They have a lot of activities and parties. They had an opening day party for the Reds. They have a St Patrick's Party, they have games, and they have people get-togethers. They also have a Friday night happy hour type thing. Those were just some of the things that the staff highlighted."

"I toured Charter Senior Living of Mallard Cove. It had a positive vibe, and everything was nice and clean. The apartments were very spacious. The model homes that they showed were very nice. The grounds were well-kept. It seemed like a nice facility. I was impressed with the three meals a day for the price they offered, the variety on the menu, and the service for helping people wash their clothing. The laundry room and all of those things were nice. I was very much impressed."

"My mother-in-law moved in in late October, 2016 and my husband and I have had peace of mind ever since. I can't say enough about how satisfied we are with the staff. They are terrific, very upbeat, caring and patient with all of the residents. They check on the residents every hour. All of the staff seem to know all the residents' names. Whenever something happens, whether health wise or an occurrence out of the ordinary, we have always been notified in a timely fashion. We love the outdoor areas that the residents have access to unless the weather is inclement. Other places we looked at did not have a yard like outside area and it extends around the whole back of the building. There are multiple doors for the residents to use to access this completely enclosed area. This area is also checked regularly to make sure residents are okay. My mother-in-law is very content living here. "

"I am very, very happy with it. Mom participates in crafts and gets together with some women and do jigsaw puzzles. She has become social and joined some friends in the dining hall. The staff is great. They are very friendly and accommodating. Her room is beautiful. They provide transportation to doctor's appointments, if you need it. They also do outings, like grocery trips or to the art museum. They have a lot of different activities that you can participate in. They have a health center, a library, a theater, and an arts and crafts activity center. It's pretty much all inclusive."

"I liked it. Their technology is state of the art. They have sensors in every apartment that can monitor any type of quick movement. If an elderly person falls, it's almost like a heat sensor reading, it's kind of a blobby photo, but you can see and notify staff that the resident has fallen. I love that technology and that's in every apartment. I love the fact that the dining room is open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., so if my dad slept until noon and wanted breakfast, he could get breakfast. They had lots of activities. We preferred them just for that cutting-edge technology. We looked at assisted living, but we liked the fact that if it got to that, we could keep him in the same facility and just move him into memory care. Any time of the day, if a resident walks in the dining hall, they have a motion sensor that notifies the kitchen that somebody is there, so they don't have to have servers out in the dining room all the time. The technology notifies them that somebody has entered the dining room and they go out and take the person's order. The apartments were beautiful. There was a men's club, movies, card playing, board games, and jigsaw puzzles. They did excursions out into the community that residents could sign up for and take part in. They had guest speakers come in and talk about health issues and things like that, little info sessions that the residents could attend."

"I toured the Celebration Villa of Summit Hills. The place was immaculate. The place was awesome. Marvin just went above and beyond trying to help us out for my sister. I would give him all the credit, I really would. He was fantastic. I know they're separate apartments and things like that, but there weren't people like just being in their wheelchairs out in the hall. It's just no smell. It smelled very clean. The grounds were kept beautiful."

"We were almost decided on Magnolia Springs Loveland, because they were so nice and knowledgeable about what to do with my aunt. The young lady that I met with was very knowledgeable, and she offered me the best information out of all the places that I visited. She spoke about the memory care unit, and she spoke of things that I hadn't even thought about, like about residents feeling confused and not realizing that it's not her home now. I liked the fact that when I walked in, it felt more like a hotel than a senior community. They have movie nights for the residents, they have bingo, and there are other activities they can do as a group or individually. I really liked this place; I was sold on them before I found another place that was closer to me."