Nursing Home Communities in Olmsted Falls, OH

"My brother was at the nursing home part of the Renaissance. Our experience was excellent. The service and the staff were tremendous. They're always there for anything he needs. The grounds are beautiful and it's right up a golf course."

"I found a place for my mother, and we like it very much. It is called Villa Camillus, and she is in their memory care. I checked around a bunch of them, and this was the best one I found. I like the looks of it -- it doesn't look like a nursing home. It is very homey, the care is very good, and they still have their dignity and are able to get up and walk around if they like in a controlled area, a safe environment. The food is good, and they have a lot of activities. It is just very nice. They have a person that comes in and does sing-along things, and they have where you can come as a family and reserve an area to be alone with your family in a living room setting. It is just very nice, and I like it very much. I would like them to do a little more toileting with her sometimes, but they have gotten better with that because she can be continent and can be incontinent. Other than that, everything is great. "

"My father was very unhappy, and I am very disappointed with Northwestern Healthcare. He doesn’t get the adequate care that he needs to. His daily regime that is ordered by the doctors isn’t followed. I have found him two days in a row in the same clothes. He is supposed to get eye care because he has had eye surgery and problems in the past which means warm compresses on his eyes once or twice a day and drops, and he has had problems which indicate they haven't done that. I warned them that he was someone with early onset to mid stage dementia, which has been clinically diagnosed. He needed to have an alarm on his bed and on his chair because he might be prone to wandering, and toward the end of July, he fell and knocked his head, and he had a tennis ball size knot on his head. Finally after that, they put an alarm on his bed and his chair. The follow sup that was insisted upon by the hospital like checking his blood, they refused to do, so I have had to make appointments and get him to a blood lab to see if his blood thinner needs to be changed. He had continual care checking on the status of his eye; I had to seek a private ophthalmologist. They put on events every once in a while, but there’s not any real space for them to be a real community. They’ve got a Veteran club; there’s all the trappings of it, but there’s no follow through. Some of the nurses are fantastic, and some of the aides are very good, but they are understaffed. High turnover. The food is good, but they could do more for what they charge. The specialist Brian is terrific. They could have more staff, and they could have more individualized care. Somebody who is on a dietary requirement should be looked into. There isn’t a component of dietary awareness because some things can unduly that are just to eat. You either are very consistent, or you don’t give it to him because they thin the blood. After meals, lemonade or fruit punch. There was an incident that required hospitalization in an emergency that the facility could have prevented because they were forewarned repeatedly ahead of time, and they chose to ignore it. "

"My Grandmother stayed at Aristocrat of Berea. During her stay, she was comfortable and well taken care of by the excellent nursing staff. The aides and nurses always answered her call light promptly. When they provided care, they were thoughtful and careful to respect her dignity and privacy, as task that can be difficult in such times. I appreciated that they did always called her by "Mrs..." rather than her first name. I feel that at 85 years old she has earned that respect. The nursing staff was good with our family too. They were helpful and kept us informed. The food at the facility was pretty good. Aristocrat did have a nice lounge area and we even had the opportunity to have a picnic out on the back patio. Overall the facility was pretty clean. My grandmother's room was always spotless. I did hear that maybe the whirlpool wasn't always the cleanest, but I did not see that myself. Located just south of Cleveland, Aristocrat of Berea is right off of I-71, making it a very convenient for family and friends to visit. Overall This is a very nice facility with good accommodations and a superior staff. "

"My mom is at Berea Center. I couldn't be happier after multiple other places could not care for my mom. The staff treat me and her with respect. I know it looks older inside because I looked around at other places, but the care they give my mom means more to me. "

"We thought Joshua Tree was very nice. We were looking for respite care because we had a vacation planned before my uncle came to live with us, and I needed somewhere while we went on vacation. So we went up there, and the facility was wonderful. It was close to my home and other relatives who could easily visit. However, it was a smaller facility, and they wouldn’t be able to tell me until about a week before we left whether or not they'd have room for him. I had a tour with the admissions counselor, and she was very nice and answered all of my questions. Their assisted living is brand new. It is quite elegant and very beautiful. The skilled care is their original older building, but they have done a wonderful job of their renovations to it."

"Rooms are 1 bedroom apartments with a kitchenette and separate bathroom. Regular cleaning and laundry are provided. Closets are ample. Staff, nurses and aids are friendly and attentive. I have found myself a new home with many friends. The food is good and nutritional. What a great place to call home for a year!"

"Our dad spent time in both skilled nursing and assisted living following a surgery. The staff at the North Olmsted location took great care of him and our family. After having a very poor experience with a different company, I can confirm that some facilities are definitely better than others. Our dad is scheduled for another surgery and we know where we want him to receive rehabilitation services next time:: O’Neill Healthcare."

"My mom is in Southern Hills Skilled Nursing & Rehab. It's been a very good experience, the staff is cooperative, informative, everything that they can do with this pandemic going on. We can see her, but you have to talk to her through windows and doors. They've been very cooperative, I highly recommend them. She likes the food, and she's enjoying it. It looks clean from the outside, it's very well kept. We had a problem with them at first with billing issues and applying for Medicaid, but once we got it worked out, it was fine."

"My mother Sharon 65 years old came to O'Neil's Middleburg Heights on 5/5/2024 under CCF Hospice care. Her and I couldn't be more blessed to have this facility. The staff has been so caring and warm from day one. The clinical staff has been guardian angels to her and I. All the staff from Jeanne front desk, to administration, to fiance, to cleaning, to cooks, activity director, to STNA and all nurses have been incredibly. I came almost daily and at all times. Even at times clinical staff tired or overwhelmed they always showed these residents with love and compassion. Bless all of them for their hard work."

"I'm at Parkside Villa right now. Their rehab is really, really good. I really like the rehab. The people in here are growing on me, but I've got to get out of here anyway. This is a nursing home, and I got to be in assisted living. The staff are really good. They follow up on things for you. When you asked them to do something, they do it. The food is not good, but once in a while, they're good. It's probably because of COVID, they lost a lot of people working. They have bingo, they have games you can play, and they have balloon toss. They have a lot of stuff. However, I don't feel like I'm getting what I paid for."

"I toured Bowen Elderly Care and spoke with Stephanie who owns and runs the place and she's outstanding. She's been calling me, checking up on me, and has been very active since I went and spoke with her. She's outgoing and she genuinely cares. The place was very clean and very organized. All of the residents seemed to be happy. It also smelled good. It was well kept and the owners were very thoughtful. There were drinks and snacks available. They were out and available for anybody to reach up and grab."

"My mother was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease in early 2007. At that time, it was manageable. She moved into our home & we went about our daily lives as best we could. About a year later in 2008, mom started showing significant signs of dementia as well & the heartwrenching decision to place her in a care facility was made. We visited numerous facilities & the one that really stood out to us was Manor Care in North Olmsted, Ohio. The staff there really cares about the patients as if they're family members of their own. The facility is extremely organized, efficient, & provide excellent alzheimers care. They've really been a blessing to us. As my mom slips further into the disease, not only are they taking excellent care of her, the staff there has been a godsend to our family. We visit almost daily & it never ceases to amaze me how much they really do care. I'd recommend this facility to anyone in a similar position. "

"My brother is in Westlake Rehab & Nursing Center. He told me he liked the place. He doesn't like the food, but he likes everything else. For him, it's not that tasty, but it looks healthy. The place is very clean, and they take the residents out to activities which was great. They have several levels of care."