The Best Nursing Home Communities in Brown County, OH

"Sunrise Manor In Amelia, Ohio is a great assisted Living Facility. My Grandmother has spent many years there. There are many great activities for the residents to attend. They can play bingo, games, and fun brain quizzes. It keeps them active and excited for the next day. Family members are more than welcome at any time of the day. The staff are all very friendly and caring towards family and the residents. Staff members are willing to do anything to keep all the residents. They take residents for walks through the facility and assist them in everyday activities. The facility is very well organized and clean. Their is a very elegant dining room with seats for all the residents. The food is good so that's a added bonus. Overall the resident are very comfortable and happy in the environment they are in. I would recommend this assited living facility to anyone interested. "

"I have been so impressed with the dedicated staff at Sunrise. As is the case with just about and care home in Cincinnati; they are short staffed. They made my cousin feel as if he was the only one who mattered when they were working with him. The physical therapists went way above the call to help my cousin; including helping him obtain a drivers license renewal. The nurses were very kind to him and genuinely cared about his wellbeing. The room was adequate, but dated; and this was reflected in the more reasonable price."

"What I liked the most about Adams County Manor was the family atmosphere that's there. The private rooms and the new addition rooms were state of the art. I think they have full amenities and they offer everything from bingo to having a spa. They served a really good homestyle meal."

"We went to Eagle Creek Nursing Center. My mother-in-law needs a locked-down facility because she has dementia and Parkinson's, and they don't have the facilities. If it's assisted living, they can help me. We don't want her to go to a facility where she can get out and she can get lost in a community and that isn't good. It was nice. They were helping senior citizens there. It was in the daytime that I had gone in the facility and they have a buzzer just to notify the nurses of anybody that is going in and out of it. They gave me some information on home health care aides, but the insurance that my mother-in-law has would not cover it. She has to have a locked-down unit. The staff was nice and real courteous. They gave me information and they were willing to help me. They were experienced in their field because I asked them questions, and they were really good. The rooms were neat and clean. When you go in the rooms, every bed was in the same spot and it was neat and clean. You have to supply all their needs, their masks, and everything. You have to write down everything they have and every kind of medicine they take and they have doctors and nurses there, so any time they need it, they can have them. They take them to the store or family members can come and take them out. I've seen nurses attend to people there, and they gave good service."

"The staff was very friendly and treated every one with respect.They made sure the people living there were happy and if they needed help with something they would make sure they got the help.The Facilities was very clean plus there was plenty to do while living there , "

"The experience with this assisted living provider was a good one. The facility was clean and was nice smelling compared to most. The staff members were very polite and really took care of my grandfather when he lived there for a short period of time. He never had complaints of being there or dealing with the staff. He only had his usual complaints of being at any facility about food, but that is only because it is healthy food and not junk food. The area in which he got to move around was nice and quite big compared to many other places. It seemed like a really well prepared facility and seemed as they were ready if anything, such as disaster like fire or electric going out, were to happen. It really seemed to comfort our family that this facility provided for our grandfather the way that they did. It put our minds as well as his to ease. The staff really took a liking to him and he seemed to enjoy himself for the time he was there. "

"We chose Otterbein Union Township for dad because they had full nursing care and they're very accommodating to our needs. They have a courtyard and they've been keeping the place fairly clean. He's using his Medicare benefit right now to pay for it. I think he likes the food, too."

"My aunt has moved into Siena Gardens Rehabilitation & Transitional Care. They are very nice and very polite. It is a clean and very nice-looking facility. It is very homey, and it's almost like her own home. She's in her own room and she has a beautiful bathroom. It's all upgraded and everything is wonderful. They treat her like she's their own relative. The staff is overwhelmingly helpful. When we first got there, she was quite confused and they just played along and helped her. They were overly helpful. They cut up her food and they're just very doting on her. They'll run down the hallway and peek in and talk to her. They're just very helpful, kind, and considerate people. I'm very happy with this place. This is the nicest one I've ever seen, and it doesn't smell. I was there when she had all of her meals and I've tried them. I don't know who's cooking, but the chicken meals that they make are awesome. My aunt loves her fish. She said they fry it perfectly. It is well- balanced and it's fulfilling. They have different types of activities with the residents. They did something with a banana split. They did movies and they played bingo. With the community this past Thursday, the residents dressed up, went outside, and did a trunk-or-treat with the kids in the neighborhood. The residents got to see all the kids dressed up, and my aunt just thought that was the greatest thing in the world. And they did it during the day so they could see them."

"Room was nice. Bed by the window. Staff was good to my sister. Kimberly in admissions made sure all paperwork was handled timely. She put in extra work for my family. Rehab people were good also. And Shawn from dietary worked with my sister to find foods she could eat & enjoy."

"The Glen was apparently a new building and it was beautiful, but it didn't seem as interactive. I checked their memory care. I was there on a Saturday, so I didn't get to see as much interaction as I probably would during the week. It seemed to be a little bit more clinical, but it was a gorgeous new building and it had all the amenities."

"The facility was really nice. It was well kept and very clean. The staff did a good job getting to call lights most of the time. It seemed like there weren't enough aides as there should have been. The managers didn't seem to care for the residents as much as they should have. Everyone was really nice at the facility. The activities staff seemed to be very busy. They had the activity calendar posted outside the activity room. Each day the residents had the option to attend at least 5 activities. The dietary department had good cooks. However, the food didn't always get to the residents as fast as it should have. The kitchen always had several choices for each meal. There was always multiple different items such as cottage cheese, or mashed potatoes, different soups and sometimes grilled cheeses for substitutes that the residents could get at any day for lunch or dinner. Overall, the facility was a nice place. "

"My friend is at The Atlantes. It is very nice and very clean. They have private rooms and do not smell. My friend is very satisfied with it, and everything else seems to be pretty good and very well run. They have activities for everybody and seem to be pleasant people not just there for business. "

"I feel Heartland is the best place we could have found for our mother, who suffers from dementia. ALL OF THE STAFF genuinely care for her well-being and are always in touch with us for even the slightest change of anything. Sure they are understaffed, but so many people are just too darn lazy to work, so you can't hold the facility liable for that fact. All the nurses and aides alike treat our mother like she was their own. She is always clean, has water at the ready to drink, and the place most importantly is CLEAN!!!!!!!"

"Mom moved to The Anderson. For me, this community's selling point was that they would be able to transition her to Medicaid, so she wouldn't have to move. Their staff is also very attentive, very friendly, and positive. She enjoys their food very much. They have patios, areas with reading material (like a library), and some exercise equipment available. They have an activities director who makes them do several activities each day. It has a very positive and very upbeat atmosphere."