Memory Care Communities in Medina, OH

"My parents lived here. We chose this facility for them because it was convenient for me. The facility is clean and it didn’t smell. The rooms were very nice. It was spacious. It was a two-bedroom apartment with a kitchen. The staff were wonderful and very courteous. The residents can either go downstairs to have their meals or they can also have their breakfast or lunch in their room if they wanted to. I had eaten there a lot of times and the food is excellent. "

"We picked Heritage Crossing because my sister and I did some research and this facility just seems like it would fit my mom's needs. The people were very helpful. The last place that she was in was going to charge my mom for an entire month's stay, but Heritage Crossing said that they would take care of it for us, so that was big. The people here are very friendly. So far, we're very pleased. We're able to go visit my mom outside for now while the weather is warm enough, and they're very cooperative about that. They're supposedly using all the measures possible to protect against the COVID-19 virus. She says that the food is good. So far, they have activities two days a week. My mom has been enjoying them and it got to a point where she's interested in the activities."

"My wife is in Arden Courts right now. They're excellent and a specialist in Alzheimer's. They keep the residents very involved and active daily. They offer the latest updates on good news, games, and music. They vary their interactions with the residents. I'm very satisfied."

"Vitalia Senior Residences at Strongsville was very big. The food was good. I didn't see a room because they didn't have one available. I liked the person who was touring with me. They had a kitchen where they can cook, they had a dining room and a small area where if they didn't want a big meal, they can go anytime for soup, sandwiches, and salad. They had an exercise area and a small pool."

"The Inn at Apple Ridge was new, small, and had a pretty good range of activities. The people were very welcoming and friendly. The salesperson who took us through was very good and very nice. They have games and things scattered throughout the building for people to play, table games, a large outdoor courtyard with some activities, beanbag tosses, and a putting green. It's a very nice place."

"The food was great ofen I would buy dinners when i visited. The was bigger and cleaner then I expected. The staff always made my wife feel was important"

"Vitalia Active Adult Community at North Royalton was beautiful. We toured the whole place and saw the assisted living and memory care. It was all brand new, and everyone was very helpful and very informative. We had one girl that gave us a tour, and two girls that sat down with us for a meeting for about an hour. They were all very knowledgeable and very friendly. The apartments looked like they would accommodate the residents nicely. Their dining area was also very nice."

"My wife is in Arden Courts. Everything is good. They serve good food and have activities, like musicals and crafts classes. They check on the people every hour and know their people because it's like being at home. They seem to have a good rapport with their people. "

"It was very nice. They gave me a tour and showed me a couple of the units. My dad is a veteran, and they gave me some information on how to apply for additional benefits. Everybody seemed real friendly and helpful. The rooms were a little small, which would be good for a single type person. They were one-bedroom units with a small living room, a small bedroom, and a good sized bathroom easily accessible for handicap, like a walk-in type shower. The dining room was a big open area. They had shopping trips. With security, you had to be let in."

"We chose Symphony at Olmsted Falls for my mom because it's centrally located for the family to be able to go and visit. The staff is great, they're just wonderful. I haven't tasted the food myself but my mother likes it. They have movie nights, bingo, they have one-on-one time, social time, they do journaling, they have a whole list of things. They put out a monthly calendar so the family can see what's going on and when. I have no complaints. The rooms are large and the bathrooms are especially large, mom has mobility issues so it works out well. But just like all of these places, it's so expensive that we're concerned she'll run out of money before she passes away."

"My mother-in-law spent a month at Maplewood at Cuyahoga Falls in order to regain her strength after an arduous illness that left her extremely weak, unable to live alone and care for herself. The care and attention she received at Maplewood from a dedicated team of employees that worked together (physical therapists, occupational therapists, nursing staff, aides, dietary staff, etc.) helped her fully regain her strength and basically brought her back to life!! She especially loved the food and constant attention she received from the friendly staff members. She did not want to leave when it was time for her to return to her home!! Maplewood is a clean, safe, well-run, home-away-from home. I would highly recommend Maplewood as a place where families will know their loved one is getting exceptional care in a safe environment that feels like home. "

"Vista Springs is brand new, and Mom stayed there for a time in the assisted living facility. Everything was fine. They have a nice food area, they have a chef come in and cook the food for the residents, and the food is delicious. They have items for building crafts, baking, they have a workout area, and they have theme discussions."

"Danbury always felt like a home to us. Friendly staff, clean and spacious apartments, nurses that care and alerted us when things just didn’t look right with our father. We were at ease knowing he was safe and well cared for. After living in the Danbury independent villas, which are wonderful, we made the decision to move our father to the assisted living building. Danbury made the move an easy transition for our father and we were glad Danbury’s care was always consistent and thoughtful."

"The room at Mt. Alverna Village was a little bit small, and it was very expensive. Once you move up to memory care, it would be way out of our budget. The food tasted better than some other places. I saw the independent living, but they had assisted living in the same building. The staff was very knowledgeable and thorough. It was a good facility."