Nursing Home Communities in Bowling Green, OH

"I was extremely impressed with St. Clare Commons. It's a beautiful facility with wonderful staff. That's the place we're going to start working with to try and get my wife in because they have skilled nursing. I'll have to pay out of pocket for a little while but they don't have anywhere near as long of a waiting list as the other places we looked at. We've already started some paperwork to get a full evaluation of my wife to see whether or not it would be a fit both for her and for us financially. We toured their assisted living, as well as long-term care and skilled nursing. It was like going into a resort that's beautiful. All the staff was phenomenal. They were just right on top of things and bent over backward to help me and a friend of mine who's also been going with me on some of these. They were just great, more than congenial, and helpful. A couple of the residents that we talked to were cool people. I have a good feeling about that spot. There are a couple of dining areas there and they're quite warm and inviting. It's right up there with some of the nicer restaurants I've ever eaten at. The rooms were also beautiful. Nicer than some good-level hotels that I've been to. They've got a beautiful library, crafts, and some stuff available. They've got a beautiful campus where there are places you can go outside and soak up some of the sunshine. It also has a very good security system. The whole place is top-notch."

"The Arbors facility is located on the outskirts of Toledo Ohio. The setting leaves a lot to be desired as the facility is situated on a semi busy road right off of a state highway and is adjacent to a shopping center. This drawback is offset however by a friendly staff and clean, modern amenities. I was able to participant in activities overseen by their recreational therapist. The residents were engaged and everyone had a great time for the most part. The residents are treated with respect and patience. I was pleasantly surprised by the professionalism and caring of the staff during my time there. I would recommend this facility to anyone seeking a nursing home/assisted living solution. "

"I stayed here for about 3 months in skilled nursing and about 5 months in long term care, which is provided in different houses. The staff and facilities are EXCELLENT. If I ever need permanent placement out of my home, this is where I want to go. They have private rooms with private bathrooms "

"ProMedica Skilled Nursing And Rehabilitation (Perrysburg) was beautiful. The rooms were very good and the layout was also beautiful with big windows in them. Everything was set up for your comfort. It is very, very nice. The meals were great. The employees were excellent. It was a beautiful experience staying there. They had a lot of group therapy where seniors would gather together and they loved it. They had a great exercise room, a great physical therapy staff, and an occupational therapy staff."

"Otterbein provided great care to my friend up to his passing there. They were attentive and his safety was always their top concern. If he needed anything they accomodated his requests in a timely manner. The staff treated him like family. They went above and beyond and Ashley the Administrator was always supportive and was very knowledgeable when we needed her. We are thankful and happy we chose this facility."

"Manor at Perrysburg has a lovely therapy department. It was an older facility, but it was a nice facility. Most of the rooms were 2-beds, semi private, and they were still the old style that was separated by a curtain. It was one of the few I visited that had the old style with the curtains that looked very nice. The staff, overall, we met was wonderful. They knew the patients and patients knew people by name. I was stopped by an elderly gentleman who was sitting with obviously his wife who was an Alzheimer’s memory person and he said, “Are you looking for a loved one?" I said I might be, and he said, “Well, I shouldn’t say this, but this is the best. We have been in 9 of them and this is wonderful and it is because of the people here. They are wonderful, and they treat you like loved ones. This is the best and don’t be taken in by how new a facility is or everything they tell you that they offer. It really depends on the care, and you get good care here”. He was an older gentleman, but very nicely dressed and well-groomed. We had the impression that he had been around and was probably giving his impression from the heart that they were very happy there. If you are looking for a facility for a loved one, and you wanted a very warm setting with a warm staff, I think you should at least give this place a tour. For an older facility, it is the only one I would have considered like. I am not looking for this kind of a facility, and yet I would have considered placing a loved one there. They also offered where you put your loved one there for a couple of days to try it out and if that didn’t work, it was OK. "

"I toured The Lakes of Monclova for my dad, and I was very, very impressed with them. Their assisted living director showed me around the assisted living. I went through that, and I went to the memory care building. Out there in the memory care building, the person who was in charge was just really phenomenal. She has a great idea and a great plan for the residents. She considers everything - their rhythm and their routines. She schedules everything according to how the residents respond during the day and what their rhythms are. I can't say enough about the memory care side of things. When I walked in, it was right around noon and I said, "Oh, something smells really good." and she said, "Yes, that's exactly what we try to do. We put something in the oven so that they can smell it." All the residents were coming out of their rooms because they could smell the food. They knew that it was mealtime. It was great. What better way to get them out as opposed to going in and dragging them out? She just has a really good grasp on what kinds of activities to do when. It's homey, but it's also that they're being observed. You get the feeling that it's not too big, so that they can't wander off somewhere where they're not seen. It made me feel comfortable that there were enough people around if something were to happen. Something else that I notice is that the residents were very quiet. They weren't agitated, weren't upset, and weren't yelling. I've seen different places where memory care can be very chaotic, and this was not what I saw here. I'm pretty sure that's where we'll end up, but I want mom to take a look, too. When I was there smelling the food, I was watching the people come up. Obviously they were anxious to eat, which doesn't always happen."

"My husband is staying in Kingston Rehabilitation of Perrysburg for rehab, and I'm fairly happy with it. They've been really good, especially the nurse on duty during the day. She's very positive and out there singing under her breath. It's nice hearing the positive vibe. His room is pretty good. It's a little small, but we're fairly happy with it. Maybe this is more of a maintenance issue, but in most of the other rooms, they have these two brackets on the wall that you can hang the chairs on. However, in this particular room, they don't. They were also actually surprised when I asked for chairs because there were no folding chairs for guests. They brought the chairs in and just leaned them against the wall. I guess that's more of a maintenance issue where they need to get somebody in there to install it properly. My husband hasn't been well enough to go to the dining area yet, so they bring the food. However, they are not on plates with warming lids. They're just in the to-go styrofoam, those carrier things, so they don't stay warm very long. The food is also not very good."

"I am pretty happy with Briar Hill. My mom spends 8 days in the hospital before she comes in there, and she is pretty weak, but she seems to be a favorite among the staff. She's having occupational and physical therapy every day. If they are making any kind of changes on her medication, her diet, or physical therapy, no matter how slight, they call me and let me know. I go there every day at different times so they don't know when I will come. I don't have to spend 6 to 8 hours a day there to see that she is properly taken care of. They are feeding her extra meals, and she's having 5 meals a day. They are a full nursing home and when my mom's assets are spent down, they do accept Medicaid. I still intend to bring her home if she is strong enough, but it is good to know that if I cannot bring her home, I think Briar Hill is a pretty good place. I think maybe because this is such a small town and they serve the community and a lot of the employees are from a small town, they are more answerable to the community than the larger places. I know they are part of a larger organization. There is a doctor's office connected to the facility. They have a nice physical therapy area. I know they have different activities like arts and crafts, bingo, and they do church services. My mom is not able to participate in much of this stuff. However, I am glad that they have WiFi, and I bring a laptop in to my mom so she can watch documentaries and listen to podcasts. "

Addison Heights Health and Rehabilitation Center, located in Maumee, OH, offers a variety of care types including skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation care, respite care, and memory care. This wide range of services ensures that many different needs can be met, from those requiring constant medical attention to individuals looking for a temporary place to stay for recovery or respite. The center focuses on providing a supportive and healing environment for all its residents, regardless of the length of their stay or the complexity of their medical needs.The amenities at Addison Heights are designed to promote both physical and mental well-being among its residents. The center boasts a garden and outdoor common areas that allow residents to enjoy the outdoors, as well as organized activities and programs that keep them engaged and active. Meals are provided, ensuring that nutritional needs are met, and there are also options for communal dining and room service, catering to different preferences. For spiritual and health wellness, there are spiritual activities, health and wellness programs, and even salon services available. The facility also offers WiFi/Internet access, facilitated field trips, entertainment, and social activities, making sure that there is always something to do.In terms of services, Addison Heights is well-equipped with nurses and therapists on staff, offering physical and occupational therapy/rehabilitation, medication management, diabetic care, and more. General and medical transportation services are available, making it easier for residents to attend appointments outside the facility. The center also accepts insurance, which can help ease the financial burden of care. With its comprehensive range of services and amenities, Addison Heights Health and Rehabilitation Center aims to provide a comfortable and caring environment for its residents, supporting their health and happiness.

"The staff is warm and welcoming- often going out of their way to make my family member comfortable. Half of the building is dedicated to memory care and it has an apartment feel with colorful doors that help residents identify their rooms and shadow boxes with photos of loved ones and interests. The memory care wing has 2 dining rooms and is secured with a coded door. A private courtyard off the wing is also secured- I often see employees chaperone walks and gardening in the spring and summer. I highly recommend this nursing home!"

"My father was there for a few weeks and I cannot say enough nice about it! The facility is clean and smells nice, not like a typical nursing home can be. The staff is pleasant and the aides are wonderful! I would highly recommend bringing your loved one here!"

"Mom is at Elizabeth Scott Community. I like that the hallways are not all closed in. There's glass and a sitting area where they can look outside. I like that there's a nurse there and that they clean once a week. If you want, they provide sheets and towels, too. Food is good. The employees are all very nice and very helpful. My mom plays bingo twice a week, and they had an outing the other day."

Concord Care and Rehabilitation Center of Toledo is located in Toledo, Ohio. It offers a variety of care types, including skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation care, and respite care. This makes it a versatile option for those needing different levels of support. The center provides both private and semi-private rooms, allowing residents to choose the living arrangement that best suits their needs.Rooms at Concord Care and Rehabilitation Center come with several amenities to ensure comfort and convenience. Residents can enjoy organized activities and programs, meals provided, and shared common areas. The center also offers spiritual activities and programs, health and wellness activities, and salon services. Flexible visitation hours and WiFi/internet access are available, making it easier for residents to stay connected with family and friends. Social activities, events, and entertainment programs are also part of the amenities, ensuring a vibrant community life.In terms of services, Concord Care and Rehabilitation Center has nurses on staff and offers physical therapy, rehabilitation, and medication management services. General transportation services are available, and a nutrition specialist is on staff to help with dietary needs. The center also provides occupational therapy, diabetic care, and has staff trained in mental health care. Insurance is accepted, making it easier for residents to manage their healthcare needs. Overall, Concord Care and Rehabilitation Center of Toledo offers a comprehensive range of amenities and services to support the well-being of its residents.