Nursing Home Communities in Canton, OH

"My mom went to Aultman Woodlawn Inpatient Rehab. They were amazing. She had a lot of therapies there. For her having just broken her leg, she would get very tired but the therapy was fantastic. They had lots of windows. The rooms were adequate. They had a closet space large enough for visitors and for the patient. There was a person who came and cleaned the patient's room every day. The hallways were always clean. The therapy was way over and beyond what you would expect. It's not only therapy with my mom, but they trained my sister and me how to help her, how to get her in and out of a car, and how to help her when she got home."

"My father in law is there. He is 92 years young. Very caring people work there. Excellent communication, attention to all older patients needs. Quick response, regardless of time you ask them. Thank you for all you nice people working there!"

"My grandpa was admitted to Aultman Woodlawn after having a hip replacement done at Aultman Hospital. They assured us that this would be the best place for him to go. We were always checking on his because he had a heart condition. He was doing better but we felt the need to come by daily to support him. He was doing very well, except that he kept complaining about his incision being sore. The nurses kept reassuring us that it was fine and just part of the healing process. He continued to complain about it his entire stay there. He was released and ended up back in the hospital the following day due to infection from his incision. He ended up becoming very ill and passing away. It was terrible and sadly could have all been prevented if he was properly taken care of. The physical therapy staff there was great. They helped him get on his feet quickly and seemed to really care about the progress he was making. The nursing staff was the unfortunate part. Hopefully they have been able to get things together since this happened. It's awful to lose someone because of something that could have been prevented. "

"My grandfather lived out his final days at this facility. The nursing staff is phenomenal they went above and beyond for our family and we will be forever greatful. The building its self is older and can use an update but it was always clean and they were always kind to us. "

"I visited this facility for the first time with my mother as we looked for a place for my grandparents. It was beautiful. It had a very classy look to it. It looked like a fine home not a institutional home. The staff was very attentive and the residents seemed to be very happy. My grandparents got settled into the facilty and were right at home.Over the next year or so my grandfather made friends in the facility with fellow residents and staff. He would spend his day visiting others and filling his day with quality time. My grandmother was more of a room bound resident who enjoyed visitors from time to time. She enjoyed talking about all of her grandchildren. I was preparing to enter law school at the time and she would brag about me. When I would visit the staff was ready to greet me and share the stories my grandmother had shared with them. It was a great overall experience for both my grandparents and us as a family! "

"My mom is a resident of Windsor Medical Center. She moved from skilled nursing to assisted living, and she has her apartment now and is very content there. The staff is very friendly and caring to all the patients. The facility is clean, bright, and cheery, and the food is good. The activities that they have are unbelievable, as they have so much going on to keep the residents occupied and busy. If they don't want to go to the dining restaurant where they're being served, they order off a menu. If they don't want to have what the chef has prepared for the day, they can, and it's cooked when they're there. It's not pre-prepared. If you're not feeling well, they'll bring it to their room at no extra charge. She's been very happy with the activities she's been to. They have happy hour twice a week. They have bingo. They play Uno. They have blackjack, and they have auctions. They bake and put together the ingredients to make bread, and the activities take it to the kitchen and have it prepared, and it's served to the residents the next day, for what they've made, or even if they cook for them. They give prizes during their happy hour. Last night, I was there, and a man came in and played the piano for Mother's Day. They had Mother's Day tea and served scones and finger sandwiches. They made silk corsages for everyone, which were very well done, professional, and impressive."

"My cousin moved into Saint Luke Lutheran Home. He has a much bigger room here than in the other facility. It is a very nice-sized single room. And, the cost is significantly about $2,000 a month less than the four or five other facilities I checked into. And that's why he left where he was. That's a significant amount. And the care, it's got a good doctor. The doctor sees him every couple of weeks. They have a staff doctor. They have a good number of permanent nurses and aides. They use some agency people, but they're working to keep everything going. There's been no missed care that I know of. There's the availability of nurses stations. There are at least three nurses stations in the skilled area. So, a good number of staff are always available. They have just recently converted from an agency therapy department to an in-house one, which seems to be more responsive. They have an in-house duty barber. They wash all the clothes. They will serve all three meals a day in his room if he wants. They have an activity person who monitors each person's activity to see that you can keep them active in some way or socializing in some form."

"I had my mom and dad in Hanover House and I really like the place. The staff there were really friendly. When my mom first got there I had some small problems but I talk to the staff and the administrator and we resolved the problem. My mom went in for rehab and so did my dad. I do believe if you have a love one in here and you communicate with everyone in the establishment they will have a good stay. "

"I was transfered to this facility from another nearby one and was there 20 days in November and eight days in Dec. of 2022. I was in my room alone which worked out for me very nicely and my great husband was there to visit me each and every day. The whole staff took care of my needs not only with twice a day therapy to make me get stronger with Helen and Mary Jane helping along with others but meds also delivered right on time as I needed them for pain I was in sometimes by charming Taylor or by Cindy or others as everyone came in the room with smiles on their faces and made you feel like you were the most important person there. Meals were delivered three times a day with a variety of choices available delivered by Samantha, Rebecca and Joy that I remember but many staff members were in and out to remember all the names. I also would like to mention Dr. Franz who also checked on me and how I was doing and always had a good and happy attitude . Whenever most all of the staff would come in the room and see my husband there with me, they would offer him coffee which was nice. As a plus also, if he had any questions of my situation or status, they were able to tell him as knew what was going on with me. Melissa was also a help to my husband in answering any questions. I would definitely recommend this facility for needed help for your loved ones."

Sprenger Health Care Of Massillon is an “aging in place” retirement community. Our home-like campus includes Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation and Assisted Living options so when a resident’s needs change they can remain in the circle of care they trust. We are located just off Lincoln Way in Perry Township for convenient access to Massillon, Canton, and surrounding areas. The location is close to area hospitals and a full range of medical services, and is convenient for visits from family and friends. For those who need minimal support but want the comfort and security of a caring community, Sprenger Health Care Of Massillon also offers Independent Living. The efficiency apartments offer amenities including delicious meals, privacy, free parking, social activities, and much more. Nursing staff are available 24/7 on site. Assisted living offers ground level private rooms feature ample closets, half baths, and lockable doors to encourage a more homelike experience. A full range of support services are offered, enabling each guest to retain their own level of independence. And, of course, 24-hour nursing care is available on-site should it become necessary. 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 friend is in LOM. Very clean, she enjoys the staff, and she likes the food."

"We spoke with their Marketing and Admissions team while in the hospital and they were very helpful, knowledgeable, caring and supportive when it came to arranging for my loved one to be transferred to the facility. All of our questions were answered before coming and the transition was smooth. We had a very warm welcome when we arrived and we were very happy with the therapy and care given during our short term stay. "

"Gables of Canton was very good. Everybody there seemed happy. One of our ex-neighbors has been there for about six months and he likes it. Everything was good. The staff was very good. We sat down before we even did a tour. They answered all my son's questions and he was more than satisfied. The rooms they showed me were all studios. They have somewhere two studios that are connected by a door. If a couple wants to move in, they'd each have their own room. They don't have any two bedrooms like some of the other ones do. People were sitting around in the eating area. We weren't right there at lunchtime but they were sitting around, talking and they have an activity room with games and stuff in it. They have a beauty salon. We saw a library and a courtyard. We did not try the meal, but they have a certain soup of the week, they have a salad of the week and then they have an entree every day. If you don't want what they have, you can order anything you want."

"My mother was at Amherst Meadows. They cared more than the place where she is currently, and the quality of their people might have been a little bit better. What I didn't like about it was they didn't care if my mom did anything or not. They didn't push her to do anything and I wish they would have. She was under skilled nursing there. The food was a little better than average. They had bingo. They did a lot there, activity-wise. They had porches for them to go out and sit, and a cafeteria. There were places nearby where you could get groceries and nearby restaurants."