Nursing Home Communities in Coshocton, OH

"My mother is at Walnut Hills nursing home. They're very caring and it's a very friendly nursing home. When people are out of state, they have been calling and giving us updates on my mom so that we know what's been going on. They keep in touch with the families, too. It's a pretty big facility. They have different levels of care that are needed there. Assisted living is in one part, specialty care is in another part, the nursing home is in another part, and then they have condominiums for people who are just in the retirement stage. It's all kind of spread out in different sections, yet all right together on one campus. She's in transitional care right now just to get physical therapy and eventually will be moving to assisted living."

Altercare of Cambridge is a senior living community located in Cambridge, Ohio, specializing in Memory Care and Assisted Living. It offers a range of accommodation options, including apartments with living rooms and kitchenettes, designed to cater to the needs of its residents. To enhance daily life, the community features various amenities. Outdoor common areas are available for relaxation, and the community is pet-friendly, which helps create a home-like atmosphere. Residents can engage in organized activities and programs that promote social interaction. Nutritious meals are provided, and social activities and events offer additional opportunities for engagement. WiFi and internet access keep residents connected, while communal dining areas encourage shared meals and foster a sense of community. For those interested in physical activity, there are yoga and stretching sessions available. Facilitated field trips and outings allow residents to explore beyond the community's boundaries, and shared common areas provide spaces for social gatherings. In terms of services, Altercare of Cambridge offers general transportation, assisting residents with appointments and errands. Housekeeping services are also available, ensuring that living spaces are well-maintained and orderly.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

"This facility has the best care, clean rooms and a very positive staff. Their love for the patients/residents are far above any other facility of this type. Food was outstanding and the Admission Director as well as the other management team. I highly recommend this facility and if you have any questions please feel free to email me at ds8649@yahoo.com. They are more than a 5 star facility.... "

"They are a very good facility. My son is there for a terminal illness called Neiman Pick C. "

"My grandfather needed home health care after his surgery to remove bladder cancer. He was also a stroke patient prior to that, losing his ability to speak and use his right arm and right leg, so he required a good deal of attention. The staff that came into the home was very friendly and was very open to the fact that he needed more attention than many of their other clients. They did not once complain or make a sour face when asked to do anything and they always did everything with a smile on their face. One afternoon, a nurse asked me if there was anything else she could do while she had some down time. This is a good measure of a successful company. The nurse did not want to be sitting around while she had some down time, she wanted to be helping out even more than she already was. "

"I toured Sycamore Run Nursing & Rehabilitation Center. It had a high medical rating of five stars. It was clean. It's all on one floor. They have patios where my husband could be wheeled outside so he could enjoy the outdoors. Those were the big benefits. They also had a rehab facility and an exercise room where you could go and get some exercise. So, those were all the things that impressed me. I only spoke to one lady. She's the admissions, I think. She's very nice, very friendly, and very helpful. It looks like a very nice facility. It's not new, but it's very tastefully decorated. There weren't too many people running around. There was just one person we ran into who was walking in the hall, but it just looked like a friendly, comforting place. The rooms looked like they were okay. I think there are two people in the room."

"1) The call buttons only light up a light above there door. So no way to tell them what you need or if you need immediate assistance. You could lie there for a while before anyone see the light and comes to you. 2) My sister had lost her dentures before she went in & they fed her a regular diet. She would eat mashed potatoes or pudding. No one evidently charted her tray or it would have shown she was not eating. No other nutrients such as Ensure or broth were give to her. 3) Her condition was worsening & I had to ask ..really demand that she have blood test done. Right after she went into a high level ammonia level coma. Doctors come in before patients are awake & do a walk through. After ER here we had her transported to Ohio State where the Doctor stated she was suffering from malnutrition and that her condition was not being monitored or they would have increased her medicine to prevent the coma. 4) Place looks nice & is clean...but the medical care is horrible. My sister was there for rehabilitation & dies withing a few weeks of leaving there. "

Oaks At Northpointe is a senior living community located in Zanesville, Ohio, specializing in both memory care and assisted living. The community offers apartments that feature living rooms and kitchenettes, aiming to create a comfortable and home-like environment. The community provides various amenities to cater to diverse interests and needs. Outdoor common areas offer spaces for residents to relax and enjoy fresh air. Organized activities and programs are available to ensure there are always engaging options for entertainment. The community is pet-friendly, allowing residents to have pets, which can be a source of comfort. On-site meal services and communal dining options are available for convenience and social interaction. Access to WiFi and the internet helps residents stay connected with family and friends. Wellness-focused activities such as yoga and stretching are offered, contributing to residents' physical well-being. Additionally, organized field trips and outings provide opportunities for adventure and variety. In terms of services, Oaks At Northpointe includes general transportation options to facilitate easy travel for appointments or errands. Housekeeping services ensure that the living environment remains clean and tidy without added effort from residents. Regularly scheduled social activities and events help foster a sense of community and engagement among residents. All these features make Oaks At Northpointe a well-rounded option for senior living.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

"The third shift staff is very unprofessional and does nothing for the patients. A family member laid in bed for 5 hours and was not checked on once. She then pushed her call button and two hrs later, a first shift aid that had just arrived for work, came in her room and helped her. She was soaked and had urinated and had to lay in it for hours. This happened 10/13/23. This is unacceptable and unbelievable! Her entire experience has been like this. This Facility is not up to operating standards. I would not recommend sending any loved ones here. "

"This assisted living home is a new facility, but simply populated by those moved from the old county home. My grandfather is living there and he is given great care being a retired navy veteran. The staff consists of numerous RNs and doctors, with countless CNAs assisting with the day-to-day tasks. They have recently had to install a code on the door to prevent individuals from running out of the facility after an incident where an alzheimers patient stumbled out and almost got to the road in front of the building. "

Situated in eastern Ohio, Continuing Healthcare at Adams Lane is about 50 miles away from Columbus, in the friendly, peaceful city of Zanesville. Seniors live in a community with just over 25,000 residents close to multiple medical facilities, including Genesis Hospital and Hometown Urgent Care & Occupational Health. Specialized care units include Select Specialty Hospital and the Genesis Cancer Care Center.Continuing Healthcare at Adams Lane, a skilled nursing facility, has a knowledgeable, compassionate staff that works around-the-clock to help residents with their daily needs. The center’s team of specialists offers medication management, glucose monitoring and individualized treatments, such as physical, occupational and speech therapy programs. On-site services include long-term rehabilitation and post-cardiac care as well as total parenteral nutrition and tracheotomy management. Memory care is also provided to seniors with Alzheimer’s disease and other cognitive impairments.Residents live in private or shared rooms with Wi-Fi and cable TV, and three daily meals are served in a restaurant-style dining room, with snacks available throughout the day. The facility offers hospice care, respite stays and a 24-hour call system. A life-enrichment program ensures seniors’ well-being with a variety of activities and amenities, such as reading groups and a beauty salon. Transportation to medical appointments is available.

"When I had visit the center I was greeted with warmth and appreciation of being there. I met with many. The residence there was so glad to see me wanting to visit. I felt as if they all knew me. There lobby was very well kept clean and not clutter. Decorated with many fancy decoration. I seen also that there was many activities for those who wish to join in on them. Activities like card games and others that would keep there minds so busy. They would not feel alone or helpless in my thinking. I felt that was very important for the residents who stayed there. Concern of caring when needed was very important to those who were working there. I feel I will return there someday. I will see new faces and get accuainted to all that is going on there. I hope very soon I will get to visit again if I can. I just know I will feel at home there. For much wisdom is braught forth for me to learn and understand. "

"My great aunt lived at the Apartments at Cedar Hill for several years. The staff was always very friendly and helpful. There were many activities for residents to participate in, such as singing groups and senior athletics. Families were always welcome to visit and share meals. There were decorations for holidays and the common areas were well-kept. The grounds are nice, with lots of tress and gardens. There is outdoor space for enjoyment and activities. Also, the rooms are very nice and accessible for those with limited mobility. They also provide transportation for residents who need to get medical care. I would recommend this facility to anyone who has a loved one needing special care. It is a nice place to live, and residents are well cared for. "

"Park Village Southside was really nice and fairly new. The rooms were really, really nice. The inside was really nice. They had cottages outside for someone that just needed independent living. Then they had the nursing home part and assisted living part. The cottages were really, really nice, and they had garages. They do your snow, your grass, and all that stuff. The apartments in the building were a little bit smaller. Those didn't have a garage or anything. I saw the assisted living ones, too. I saw an exercise room and a dining room. I saw a room where they had people come in and do music and stuff for them. I saw where they do their hair and the laundry room. The staff was really nice."