The Best Memory Care Communities in Crawford County, OH

"I like The Waterford at Mansfield. I think that was probably my preference of the four that I toured. They had a very nice facility. It's a newer building and well taken care of. The gentleman who showed us around did a very nice job of explaining everything about the programs they had. However, their door wasn't locked permanently. The drawback I saw was that there were two floors, and they didn't have anything on the first floor, so I would have to get my sister up on the second floor, and she would have to take an elevator and whatnot. But I like that facility the best. It was a good experience."

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

"We liked the different room level availability at Kingston Residence of Marion, and the reputation they have for the quality of food. The rooms were very well maintained and very nice, and the housekeeping staff does a good job of taking care of the rooms. We've tried the food and it was high quality. They have a community-style dining area, like a restaurant, and it's very, very clean and organized. They have many activities too. They have craft areas, entertainment areas where entertainers come to perform, an exercise program area, a chapel for Sunday services, and snacks available around the clock."

"We really liked Brookdale Marion. We tried to place our mother there, but when we took her there, she had some behavioral issues, so they were not able to keep her. They did follow up with us after that, though. I would really recommend them, but they just couldn’t handle people with behavioral issues. The unit was like an apartment. It was a private room. The facility was a locked unit with 12 rooms. The facility was in very nice shape before, but they were finishing up with the remodeling. It was looking very nice with lots of different options to get patients involved. "

"For the past 4 years Kindred has been providing total loving care for our niece. At the age of 46 she was diagnosed with Early-Onset Alzheimer's, several years prior to her caretaker mother's death. Following that death, our niece’s condition rapidly deteriorated and we could no longer maintain her in a home setting. After shopping around we determined Kindred to be the best solution for her, and entrusted her to Kindred's care, which has proven to be the absolutely correct decision. Kindred personnel have attended to the physical, mental, and spiritual needs of our niece as she has continued to slip away from her children, friends, and us. Kindred staff always interact with understanding, with tender personal physical care, with comfort, and with love … knowing that she is slipping away. Kindred could not have done a better job. "

"I found an assisted living home and I just moved in. This is a great place and it's called Westbrook Assisted Living and Memory Care. They have beautiful small units. I'm in a one-bedroom apartment and I get three meals a day. I get assistance whenever I needed. Right now, I'm sitting down in my one-bedroom apartment, and I can't get up. There's a cord I can call, and they'll help me get up and get over to the bed. They're friendly, too. There is a nice fridge, a microwave, a sink, a walk-in shower, closets for clothes, room for a bed, a chair, and a couple of tables. There are levels and I'm at the top level, which is the most expensive. These levels are going from four down to one, one being the least expensive where you can take care of yourself mostly, and four is me, who's just out of two months in the hospital and I need all the service I can get. I would recommend this. It's an awful lot of money, but it's worth it. It's comparable to other facilities around this part of the country. They're all pricey."