Memory Care Communities in Strongsville, OH

"My wife has been a resident of Danbury Broadview Heights for about two years now. It's been a very, very good experience. She's very well taken care of and they're very, very good at what they do. She has a single room, and it's in the memory care division. It's very clean, very neat, and well taken care of. They have fishing, coloring, painting, and exercise. There is a courtyard and there are also sidewalks all around the building that they can walk on. The food is great here."

"My father was in the rehab unit of Mt. Alverna Village after a medical procedure. He just got discharged at the end of July. It's newer, very clean, and a very nice facility. The staff was very attentive to his needs. He did not use the dining area. He pretty much ate in his room. He said the food was very good, and they give you a lot of it. He didn't do much other than his therapy. He went and saw a singer one night and he said that she was pretty good."

"Sunrise At Parma was a very nice-looking place. It was a smaller place than the others I've toured, they had about 50 residents. It felt very homey to me. In a lot of the other places I went to, you hardly see anybody, but when we were here, you see people sitting down to eat, you see people walking around, and you see people sitting outside. When you walk in there was a dog sleeping, it just had a very nice atmosphere. The people that we met were super nice. The best thing was that it was not huge and we saw a lot of the residents when we visited. The one who gave us the tour was Lauren, and she was super accommodating. We took our dad and we were telling her that we were trying to make it not look like a planned visit, and we asked her not to say anything about the cost upfront because that would skew my dad. So she was super nice, she did everything we asked, and she was awesome."

"The employees are wonderful, very helpful & always pleasant when you’re interacting with them. The residents are also very nice. I’m very happy here. "

"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."

"We chose Brooklyn Pointe for mom. I liked the cleanliness, the personable experienced staff, and qualified staff. The staff who gave us the tour had a positive attitude and clean hygiene and was professional. The rooms were clean, modern, up-to-date, and new. The dining area was clean and open space and had a friendly atmosphere."

"They were very nice, but my mother was looking for something that had a little kitchenette, and this place did not. It was very nice, and the people were nice. I had no problem with it. Very nice, very clean and spacious, lots of activities, and looked like a great menu. The reason we did not choose this one is because there was no kitchenette. "

"I toured Brookdale Westlake Village. Shannon was very friendly and accommodating. She went out of her way to support my aunt and me before and after the search process, even after the search process had concluded. It's a tight-knit community there. All of the people were very friendly and welcoming. The thing that my aunt specifically didn't like about Brookdale was that it was a big facility. I was looking for something more intimate. The facility was great itself. The rooms were nice. All the rooms are about 350 to 400 square feet. The other thing I liked about Brookdale is that they have rehabilitation facilities. They have different levels of care available within the same campus. I thought that was awesome. I liked the location. It was a centralized location. The facilities were clean. They all had great facilities and programs that the residents participated in. So, there is nothing bad to say about the facility. I had a good experience."

"We were lucky Arden Courts had availability when my mom needed to be quickly moved from out of state. We found a safe place for her to be cared for, as her Alzheimer's disease progressed. Two months later my dad was unexpectedly diagnosed, and we did not hesitate to move him to Arden Courts as well. The staff is very knowledgeable of the disease and have been very supportive of my parents and of my husband and I during this trying time. Each of my parents was piven personal treatment, due to the different stages of the disease they were in. They take away the worry of day-to-day living activities, so we can focus on enjoying visits. "

"I liked Fairmont of Westlake. I was impressed. Our experience was very good. They were very helpful. They explained a lot of information. The facility was very nice. The staff was very nice and very attentive. She's called me since, but I have not called her back because I didn't know what to say. We had some other things to talk about, so she gave me phone numbers to other people to talk about my father's care and how to get that, and that was very helpful. She didn't ask for commitment or anything. She did help me with a lot of other information. They took me all over. It was very clean. The different people from the different areas seemed to get along together. It seemed like they help each other and talk with each other. I was impressed with it. If he had been willing to go there, especially since he is a lower-end budget, I thought it was really good for that amount because most of these places are so much more money. For the money, it would be good. Everyone I met was very friendly and would give you information. I thought the facility was impressive. They have a lot of different areas. There are a lot of different people around. I would have used the facility if he were ready for it and he would do it. I thought it would be a nice facility to be in."

"My mother stayed at Vitalia Senior Residences at Westlake for three days and then she fell and broke her hip. We chose this community because it had good food and it was a very nice facility. It was clean and brand new. We also saw that it got decent reviews, so we were confident that she would get good care there based on the reviews and based on our interaction with the staff. We met ahead of time with the staff. We moved in on a weekend, so there weren't a lot of staff there, but they made it very easy, giving us access with the movers, and moving in was pretty seamless. The staff seemed very nice and attentive. I think they were responsive to my mother and her requests and to me. On the weekends they were a little understaffed, but I think everywhere is understaffed, especially on the weekends. Another reason we chose them was because my mom liked the activities that they had. They had intergenerational activities, cultural activities, and a travel series. It was beyond what we saw at some of the other facilities that we interviewed with. They had a pool, and it seemed like they had a pretty strong physical therapy program."

"I took my friend over at Rockport Senior Living, but she was stubborn. She said it was too small, but it seemed fine to me. They had a dining room and a small room with the TV. She'd be pretty well set there. She just didn't think it was big enough. It's a nice facility. The people there were friendly. It was a good place. They had elevators and nurses on duty. It would be a nice place for her."

StoryPoint Medina West is a senior living community located at 635 N Huntington St, Medina, OH 44256, offering a full continuum of care including Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care in a single, well-designed campus that supports residents through every stage of aging. Formerly known as The Echelon of Medina, this community combines elegant living spaces with personalized care services and a vibrant, welcoming culture that reflects the resident-centered philosophy of StoryPoint Group. Designed with comfort and engagement in mind, StoryPoint Medina West features spacious apartments and suites with a variety of floor plans, chef-prepared meals made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients, and abundant common areas where residents can socialize, relax, or pursue hobbies. The community's amenities include multiple dining venues such as a café and pub-style gathering space, weekly housekeeping, scheduled transportation, outdoor courtyards, activity and art spaces, and a therapy pool and wellness gym with instructor-led classes — all aimed at promoting physical health, social connection, and overall well-being. Assisted Living residents receive support with daily activities like medication management, bathing, and mobility, while Memory Care offers a secured neighborhood with intentionally designed programming and specially trained staff to support those experiencing dementia or memory impairments. Across all care levels, StoryPoint Medina West emphasizes respectful, individualized attention and enriching daily life, helping residents maintain independence while providing peace of mind for families. Situated close to downtown Medina, the community provides convenient access to local dining, shopping, medical services, and cultural attractions, making it easy for residents and families to stay connected with the broader community and enjoy excursions to nearby parks, historic sites, and summits in the Medina area. 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

"My parents have been residents in the independent living at the Rockside community for 7 months. Is it perfect? No. But they are attentive to concerns and make an effort to rectify any problems. The staff is friendly and helpful. There are a fair number of activities. They try to have events for special days. My parents frequently talk about the beautiful valentines day dinner and the eclipse party. There was a women’s tea for Christmas that my mom thoroughly enjoyed. My mom moved from their home reluctantly. Yesterday she told me she doesn’t miss her house anymore and that she loves her new home at Vitalia. That speaks volumes!"