Memory Care Communities in Marysville, OH

Dublin Glenn Memory Care is a premier community dedicated to supporting individuals with Alzheimer's and other dementias. Located in Dublin, Ohio, we offer personalized care services, small group and one-on-one enrichment programs, and a thoughtfully designed environment tailored to meet the needs of each resident. Our highly trained team delivers compassionate care, using specialized programs like Dementia Live® and Certified Dementia Practitioner (CDP®) training. We also provide ongoing family support through educational programs and support groups, ensuring the well-being of both residents and their loved ones. Dublin Glenn is the only dedicated memory care community in the Dublin, OH area offering a household model, personalized enrichment programs, and a team of Certified Dementia Practitioners. 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

"When I walked inside Powell, there were several women walking by who smiled, stopped, and waved. The rooms and dining area were very nice. I think it opened around January. Everything still looked new. It was laid out nicely, there were multiple stories, and it had elevators. I liked that. They offered a workout room, a craft room, a movie theater type room, and a library. The staff was very nice, answered all my questions, and even offered up some suggestions on some of my options."

"What I liked best about Carriage Court of Hilliard is it had a memory care unit that if things went bad, my father could move into, but it was more of a clinical setting than what I call a relaxed communal setting. The staff seemed a lot younger. I think an older staff for that kind of place would be more comfortable for the residents. They have everything, but it's just a more clinical setting. It didn't feel as homey as the other place did. They have a gym, a salon, and laundry units. Upkeep was very good. It's near everything. It is literally in the middle of everything."

"I have been to several Assisted Living communities over the last month or so, looking for placement for my Mother. I visited Danbury last week and I have to say, I was very impressed. First off, I love how they decorated the entrance with the fall decor. The staff there were very genuine and helpful. My tour went very well and I felt very informed about the services offered. The head chef even introduced herself and invited me to stay for lunch. I chose not to but the food looked amazing and very appetizing. The residents in the dining room seemed to really enjoy it! The atmosphere throughout the community was very warm and caring. After visiting other communities, we have decided to make Danbury our Moms new home. Thank you Danbury for making this an easy decision for me. "

"They saved mom's life! She fell, pulled light. Got help in seconds!!! Check on residents every morning. "

"The lady who did the tour at The Avalon of Lewis Center was good to follow up later with me. She reached out to me several times and they even brought something by my door and left a little gift, a book, on how to pick communities, and things like that. She also followed up with me through email and phone calls multiple times. I thought the tour was great. I liked the facility. It was very clean. It smelled good and it was well-maintained. It was the closest to where we lived so I was considering it during the time that I was looking for my dad."

"My parents moved here from New York into independent living to be closer to us and we could not say more great things about the Forum. The people are beyond outstanding, the building and ground well cared for, the apartments are comfortable, the food great and the programing has a little something for everyone. Their response to the pandemic was first rate and showed just how much they care for everyone living there. If you are looking for a wonderful facility for yourself or for your parents, full of light, both literal and figuratively you won't regret the Forum!"

"The Grove at Oakleaf Village seemed quite clean. We had lived in the neighborhood prior to having it recommended to us. Once we went over and visited/had our interview, it seemed like they would be the right choice for us. They take care of our laundry. I was told there are three meals a day, plus evening snack. To my knowledge, there's 24/7 coffee. I hear there are activities for the memory care person. The staff was very nice and very welcoming. They would take state assistance, which is Medicaid."

"My father is signed up to go in. It's stuck in the 1980s, but it's good. Everybody seemed happy. The rooms were fine, and he will just have a studio since he's blind. I've only met with the director. It's not up-to-date at all. I suggest that they update the decor."

"My mom moved into The Ashford of Grove City. I chose it because it was close to all her children, that's number one. Number two, it was clean, and the people seemed friendly. They cooked meals for her. That was the first one she looked at and the first one she chose. However, they're not cleaning her apartment the way I want them to, but they're very friendly and very nice. They have three meals a day - breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They have different activities, different days of the week, but my mom hasn't gone to any yet. They're having a trick-or-treat. She's paying an astronomical amount. I don't think it's worth it. She should be able to live in a castle for what she's paying, but I know this is assisted living, and they feed her. But it's like 5 to 6,000 a month. That's ridiculous."

"My friend likes Kensington Place the best because she has a multiple room there, like the bedroom, the living room and the kitchen. It is gorgeous. They serve two meals a day in a beautiful dining room with white table clothes. They have activities for the residents and transportations for their medical concerns. The people there are very helpful. I will recommend it to others. "

"I love Carriage Court of Grove City. What I liked the best were the people. They're very friendly and welcoming, not just the employees, but also the people who were living there. The facility was beautiful, clean, and very welcoming. It was very easy for people in wheelchairs to be able to get in, get out, and go through the entire area. They have a fenced in backyard where residents can go out. They have a large patio, and there's also a grassy area that they can walk in if they choose to. It's got a nice size fence that keeps outsiders out and also protects privacy. It's like a privacy fence, so people can't see the folks that are out there. They have rooms for games that were welcoming. They had books that are available for residents to borrow. They had a great dining room. There were people out doing things."

"I've been in the Gables at Green Pastures, and it is our local nursing home. We went to visit a friend, and the staff is very nice. They are all working, but they took the time to greet you as you walk by. The residents did not feel neglected at all. The rooms were very clean, and the facility didn’t have that smell. I was very impressed. The place seemed very secured. I was not able to eat there, but I hear good things about their food. It is very good. They have groups come in to play music for them. They also have bingo, and they have crafts. They also have children come in, and they bring animals in to visit. "

"Willow Brook is very good and I really like them. They take care of Mom very well. The place is very clean and everything seems to be organized well. The food is very good. They try to keep them active and do exercises with them. During the holiday season, they did ringing the bells and singing Christmas carols. The value is okay. It's expensive but I feel that Mom is safe there."