Nursing Home Communities in Logan, OH

"The Staff is Caring and has listened and Helped with Life long Friend that resides here.Thank You!"

"My friend is in the rehab center called Arbors at Carroll. The therapy staff there, which is why he's there, are excellent in terms of taking care of his needs both physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy. All and therapists there were great. As with many facilities like this, they're somewhat short-staffed right now, which would probably be the largest negative, but I think you find that everywhere in current times. Overall, enjoyed the food and like the roommate that he has, they match them up well, which is good. They're very attentive. With COVID now, they're very careful and cautious with visitors and making sure that they mask up and give them shields, too. They're very careful and very serious about keeping all that stuff at bay, which is always good to know in those types of facilities. That's the environment that they're in and they're doing a good job of dealing with that the best that they can. We've been happy with being able to talk to the people we need to talk to when we need to talk to them. And my friend had a lot of medical appointments with rehab and they've been great with the transportation with that too so that's all been very good. Overall, it's a very, very positive experience. Most of it was paid through insurance and they haven't gotten a bill yet. He didn't participate in them but they offer activities."

" I was a patient at Laurels Of Athens for a short period of time. I was in Physical Therapy and it was an accomplishment in getting the use of my legs back to where they used to be. The therapy was very useful and entertaining at times.I met a lot of very nice people, some I had known and others I grew to knew. The staff and Management at Laurels made my stay a very comfortable and enjoyable place to be in my time of need. I would refer Laurels Of Athens to anyone who might need a wonderful place to recooperate for any possible reason. Very, very peacefull. "

"Very comfortable atmosphere and staff was extremely welcoming and assuring that my loved one was being cared for. I'm extremely happy with my experience and would highly recommend "

"I have several family members with special needs, and sometimes it can be quite overwhelming to make sure what kind of care that they are receiving. My Aunt Jeanette, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's years ago, and has been bed ridden for the last two. Up until recently, she lived with her husband (My Uncle) but unfortunately he is becoming too old and brittle to take care of her. Since I live hours away and have a very busy work schedule, there was no way I could help as much as I would like. So as a family, we made the decision to put her in a nursing home. We choose Russell's, because it wasn't very far from her home, and it is a smaller facility, making it feel like more of a comfortable home. We wanted a small facility, so that she could get used to the staff instead of introducing new people to her every day, risking confusion for her. The staff is incredibly friendly, helpful, and cooperative with my Aunt's needs. We never have to worry if she is getting mistreated, or not getting properly nourished. They provide her with sufficient meals throughout the day, and really try to get her up and let her ride in her wheel chair to the recreation area, instead of just letting her lye in the bed and die. Every time that I visit, the facility is very clean, and has a pleasant smell, unlike other's I have saw. I am continually impressed, and hope they keep up the good work. "

"Pickaway Manor Care Center is very nice. Their rooms were set up a little better. I have a person who used to be my client that I go and see there now, and her room is set up very pretty. They also have a nice cafeteria. They eat away from the others, so they don’t eat right there with the ones that are in the rest home part of it, and they are set up in little different areas. Because in the rest home you hear so much hollering and moaning and people crying, but you don’t hear that in most of the assisted living you don’t have that."

"I visited the facility during a fundraiser that was raising money to pay for Christmas presents for all the residents. The staff was very courteous to all the residents and the guests during this event. I found the buildings to be very clean and well decorated. The staff seemed to have a good rapport with the patients and appeared to sincerely care for them. I thought that the nursing home was in a good location on the edge of town. The surrounding area was quiet yet close to the park, shops, and restaurants making it convenient for family to take out the residents on outings. There was ample parking and outdoor space for the residents to enjoy short walks through. I was shown the rehab room where the residents can play games on a Wii to improve fine and gross motor skills. This nursing home seemed to be a warm and caring place where much needed rest could be obtained. "

"I was a patient here twice this past year. Both of my daughters are nurses so I believe they are not just looking at me as their dad but clinically very involved in my care. They were so impressed along with my surgeon with the wound care I received while at their facility. Doc was honest he didn’t know when I discharged the hospital if more of my foot would be removed and because of them Managing my diabetes and healing my foot that didn’t happen. They have a wound doc that visited me each week and I also seen my surgeon my foot was their top priority. I was very impressed."

"My stepmom has been in Logan Elm Health Care Center for three days now. She's there for long term. The facility is not as nice or pretty as the other place where she was, but they are updating their building and the wing that they have finished is very, very nice. The rooms are bigger. There are two people in a room, and they're separated by curtains. Two people share the bathroom. My stepmom seems to like the food a lot better. While my dad was in talking with the admissions person, I talked to a couple of people that were in chairs in the hallway and they loved it there. They said the food was great. They have all kinds of activities there. In the summertime, they have excursions outside where they would play with water balloons. They decorate things for Halloween, and they have a lot of arts and crafts there for them to do, like decorating pumpkins. The cafeteria was full and everybody was laughing and eating and getting seconds. The aides were walking around to fill up their drinks and stuff. They have a courtyard, a library, and a beauty salon. They have tables with puzzles. They're upgrading the whole facility. In the hallway where they're upgrading it, they have like really nice big TVs on the walls for people. My stepmom brought her own TV there. She is in one of the rooms where they bring people in and they have them isolated for so many days for like COVID and stuff. They haven't moved her to her regular room yet. We went there the day after she went. They have one nurse and two aides per 20 patients. They have a great ratio there. Their physical therapy department is really good from what I've heard. Most of their staff have been there 20 plus years, so they hardly have turnover at all. The staff is great. They have two different types of mattresses. They have some that are raised on the side a little bit to keep the residents from rolling out of bed and they have others that are completely flat. They'll switch the mattresses out to whatever the resident wants."