Nursing Home Communities in Mount Gilead, OH

"My experience was a one of under staffing. There were several times it took literally hours to speak with a nurse. On several occasions my uncle would be need attending to and not receive it for a very long period of time. When I brought up my concerns with the nurse in charge I was treated rudely. Having volunteered at nursing homes before I was fully aware this wasn't normal or acceptable. I had to go to his doctor, and the owner of the facility before I got any helpful information. Shortly after a meeting with the facilities directed more staff were hired. For the most part the rooms were kept clean. There were some problems with my uncles possessions being stolen.The physical attributes of the facility were just fine and very accommodating. I just found the staff to be unhelpful and not capable of the duty put on their shoulders. "

"My Mother is Phyllis. The people are so gentle and respectful of her. Tonight when they were putting her to bed. I watched, she winked at them. That means she is Happy. Thank you so much, it sends bubbles of relief and happiness in my heart, they are true Earth Angels. Thank you, thank you, thank you. My heart is so full of gratitude. "

"Morningview Pointe was a very old place. It was not well-maintained. When I visited, I felt sad when I walked inside. It was small and congested. There was not enough space for the residents to move around. Cleanliness should be improved. The place should have more open spaces and should be tidied up "

"My husband is in Crestline Nursing Center. He complains about the food, but I don't know how it is. He's okay with the staff, and they're acceptable to me. They're giving him rehab, he's in a semi-private room, and there's another man there with him. The dining area is down the hall, it's large, but he eats in his room. He can go play bingo, and they've got televisions for them. The atmosphere is nice."

"The staff is amazing. My father suffered a massive stroke and we took him there for care during his final few days. The staff was caring, kind, and prompt with his care. The team was attentive to my father and to our family. Couldn’t have asked for better care."

"My grandmother was a resident at Centerburg Pointe for two years. The staff provided great care to her, treated her as family of their own. She was able to keep some of her normal routine, even with her limited mobility. Her early morning cup of coffee and warm washcloth to wash her face. This let her still feel a sense of independence and was important to her. Activities were provided as needed; she had lots of visitors. Our family and grandmother's friends were provided areas to gather and were made comfortable to visit. My grandmother enjoyed her meals and was offered alternatives for meals she didn't. Her room was always clean and smelled. Our family appreciated the care and peace of mind provide to our very loved mother and grandmother."

"My friend is in ProMedica Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation. The people there are super nice and they treat you like you're the only person there. Even though they're short-staffed, which every place is, they give it their all and they made her feel a lot more welcome and not so much a burden there and that was a feeling she needed. They help her get up to go to the bathroom or get up to do anything. The cleanliness looked real good. What she needs, she gets pretty easy. I have not heard her complain about it. The staff seemed good. I've seen activities, and my friend said they got quite a bit there. I was just listening to what she has said and her roommate. She's happy with it, and it's working out for her."

"Mom is in Ohio Living Sarah Moore now because she needs 24-hour care. The place is super clean. They make it very homey, and it doesn't feel like you're walking into a facility. There's always somebody at the front desk to help you. The staff is really good, and their service is really great, but they're still training a few people. So, they could use a little boost there. They call me with updates. I also get updates once a week from the doctor that comes to visit. They make sure to try to include her in any activities that they have. They try to get all their residents out of the room for a little bit and include them in activities, or they move them to areas where they can sit by the window or just to kind of get them around and get active. They do sitting exercises and movies. They take the residents out to lunch and they also do stroll drives around the city to look at the trees and the parks. Mom is more active there than she would have been at home. They have a really pretty courtyard. They also have a front porch area and a library. I never tried the food, but when I get there, Mom's plate is always empty. I know they serve three meals a day. And when they do activities, they provide snacks."

"Liberty Nursing Center of Mansfield was a nice facility and it would meet my family member's needs. The staff was very helpful and friendly. The facility was very, very clean. The rooms were very spacious. All the rooms were private. It was a very good experience."

"The staff here are very nice and helpful. This is one of the best facilities in the area. The therapy department is fantastic. Food was good and building was always clean. I highly recommend this facility if you or a loved one need care or rehabilitation."

"My mom was at Winchester Terrace and I didn't like that place. When you talk to one of the staff about something and then you call back to check on it, you get someone else that has no idea what you're talking about. It was pandemic time, though, and they had to move my mom from her room to a different room. They lost 50% of her clothing and we called several times. They told us that they found some, but it was just a small amount from what was still missing. They said they would keep looking, but we never heard from them again. She laid in her room for three days, and nobody came to help her with anything. That's why we ended up taking her out and bringing her to our house. Now, she's doing much better. Some of the staff were very friendly and very cooperative. It just depends on who you talk to. Some seemed to care and act on it and some didn't. She was supposed to get physical therapy twice a day and we found out she hadn't even had it yet. We had to stay on top and let them know that we were watching them. The place wasn't very clean either. The floor in her room needed to be mopped. There was no activity other than her therapy and bathing her and stuff like that, which might be partly for her situation."

"The stay for my mother was very good the staff and friends she made there was marvelous l would recommend that nursing home to anyone"

"My sister is a resident of the Arbors, and she's doing well. They have enough activities, and I see a lot of people doing them. Her room is shared, a nice size, and clean. She's by a window. The food is good. They have some nice meals, and she can choose something different if she doesn't like it."

"My mom has gone to Delaware Court twice for about five or six days each. It's very well taken care of. It's well-maintained and clean. It doesn't smell like your typical nursing home. It just smelled clean and nice. The attendants who took care of Mom were very friendly. They took care of her. They liked her. They are like taking care of a family member, so they're very good. They offer activities, but my mom is bedridden, so she didn't take advantage of those. Basically, they kept her cleaned up and fed. They checked on her about every two hours at a minimum. The food was okay. It was better than your normal nursing home food."