Nursing Home Communities in Pataskala, OH

"My mom was a resident of Taylor Springs Health Campus. They helped her with activities of daily living, provided nourishment and nutrition, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy. Unfortunately, they were short staffed, but the staff did as well as they could, and they tried their best to prevent her from false and unnecessary incontinence events and things like that. Her room was exceptional. They had a family brunch while we were out there and the food was delicious. They have a very nice rehabilitation gym, and a beautiful campus where you can walk your loved ones. If they have mobility challenges you can walk them around the campus. Sometimes the staff will walk your relatives around so they can get fresh air. It is a nice, locked facility where only certain members of your family have access. They also have lovely dining rooms for the staff. Then they have events for the residents that are just lovely with live music. They encourage folks to get dressed up for those events, so it gives it just a light, cheerful, going out to dinner type feel versus being in a place of confinement. Their physical therapy really did wonders for Mom. When she went in, she was unable to walk, but when she left the facility, she was able to at least negotiate a short walk into the car, so that was a tremendous accomplishment."

"Right now, I'm in Allbridge Rehabilitation and Nursing Center. It's very good. They're very attentive to your needs and medical care. Their food is pretty good. They also help you follow whatever diet you're already on. Upkeep and maintenance are pretty good. They clean it just about every day. They're very quick to address any needs you might have. They have a few activities like bingo, they're making Christmas tree ornaments and stuff like that."

"He’s all moved in here. That’s the only one I visited because I knew I wanted continuing care, and it’s just a 100 mile radius from me. It is fantastic. It is a continuing care retirement center. You have to enter while living independently, and then you never have to leave. The staff is incredible. There’s nothing that I’ve ever seen like anywhere. It’s very extensive, just a wonderful community. The food is fantastic. They have a restaurant. They have lots of activities. They have an indoor swimming pool, fitness center, an art studio, and they bring in speaker and concerts, church activities, and various groups. "

"This is perhaps the finest Nursng Home in Ohio. My mother-in-law has received Excellent Care since the facility opened. Excellent Nursing, P.T., O.T and general staff care. The religious work of the good sisters is evident everywhere. The even have aa Carmelite Nurse/Practioner! Rev.Ron Hooker"

"My sister is in Cranberry Park, part of New Albany Rehabilitation Center. They're like in the same building. She's trying to live in an assisted living. Basically, she just stays in her room most of the time and watches television. She's liking all the people that work there, and they've been friendly to her. They treat me probably like all the other visitors. I haven't done the food, but she's been satisfied with it. It seems to be very clean. She has sort of a big room. In the middle of it is a wall. It's not completely up and down wall, but they have that which separates the living room from the bedroom. Value for money seems to be OK. They've been really good."

"My sister is at Gahanna Seniorlife Neighborhood and so far I can tell that it is a very warm and open place. They are providing care for my sister and the place is very neat and clean. The staff is very, very supportive. The rooms are set up to accommodate the residents based on the care that they need. The bathroom is just within the room and close by."

"My father was in The Rehabilitation & Health Center of Gahanna. The rooms were a good size but they weren't the cleanest. We had to keep getting staff to come in to clean. There were sticky things on the floor and bandages that they had thrown off and hadn't picked up, so that was an issue. We got hospice involved, and then it was wonderful there; they seemed to take care of a lot of those issues for us. The food was fine. It tasted good to him so he enjoyed it. When it came to me telling them we needed something, it seemed to take forever for them to come to take care of what we needed, so that was an issue. Their staff needed to be trained a little bit better. "

New Albany Seniorlife Neighborhood is a senior living community located in New Albany, OH. It offers a range of care types including Skilled Nursing Care, Memory Care, and Short-term Rehabilitation Care. Residents can choose from different room types such as private rooms and semi-private rooms, depending on their preferences and needs. Some rooms come with a kitchenette, providing a convenient space for residents to prepare their own meals if they choose to. The community is equipped with a variety of amenities designed to enhance the living experience of its residents. These include organized activities and programs, meals provided, and an emergency response system for added safety. Residents can enjoy shared common areas and stay connected with WiFi and internet access. For dining, there are flexible options along with communal dining spaces. For leisure and wellness, there are entertainment activities, enclosed outdoor common areas, field trips, social events, and even yoga/stretching opportunities. In terms of services, New Albany Seniorlife Neighborhood has nurses on staff to ensure the health and well-being of residents. Medication management and various rehabilitation services such as physical and occupational therapy are available. The community also caters to special diets and dietary accommodations. Residents who need help with activities of daily living (ADLs) can receive assistance. The staff is trained in mental health care, and housekeeping services are provided to maintain a clean living environment. Additionally, the community accepts various types of insurance, making it a practical option for many seniors.

"I heard about Johnstown Point (JP) from a good friend and then at our monthly Senior Meeting, Tracy of Admissions for (JP) gave a very nice presentation. It was because of her I chose (JP) for my rehab. The grounds are immaculate and the facility clean and well maintained. I had re-constructive left knee replacement surgery and my experience at (JP) was amazing. It was not at all what I expected or what I have heard all my life. The Staff, Nurses, Nurses Aids, Technicians, LPN's, Kitchen Staff and House Keeping were all incredibly warm, friendly and caring people. The Staff took care of all my needs even the smallest request like a snack from the kitchen, a cookie or pretzels and always with a smile. Their greetings made me smile, "Hello Sunshine", "Hi Sweet Heart" and "Good Morning Beautiful". They lie with a smile but I didn't care. They are smart and dedicated and I wanted to say thank you for making my stay a pleasant and memorable one."

"When I visited this assisted living provider, I went to sing Christmas carols with the residents. My high school's Key Club volunteered to do this to spend time with the residents. The residents seemed like they enjoyed the company and the bright holiday cheer we brought with us. The staff was very appreciative that we came to visit and were glad to help us. The building seemed very nice for the residents because it was decorated. We sung songs with them and passed out cookies and drinks. We also talked to some of the residents and they told us they really enjoyed our company and the fact that we came to see them. I think that the residents really enjoyed our visit and I am glad that I got to visit the residents. My grandma used to go to this assisted living provider and although I never got the chance to visit her while she stayed there, I was happy with the building and I think it was a great place for her to stay. "

"My grandfather was extremely unhappy at Northview, eventually he was moved to a new senior living center. They seemed to be understaffed, the building seemed nice enough from the outside but maintenance could have been better kept up, but I believe the biggest problem was the understaffing. Waiting for assistance was not a pleasant experience, and as much as both the resident and government pays to the facility I found the meals, rooms, and activities to be quite subpar from what my grandfather or his family expected. Employees of the facility smoke at the front of the property by the roadfront, something else I found extremely distasteful for a healthcare operation. Overall the staff were friendly and helpful, though as previously stated overworked and understaffed. Would I recommend this facility to others? Probably not, we found grandfather a much better facility that was not much further away, better care and a better overall living environment than Northview. "

"Our mom is on the waiting list at Kindred Transitional Care and Rehabilitation-Winchester Place. We liked its locked-down facility, and the patients really seemed very happy. The place was very nice and very clean. In between the two facilities for Alzheimer's they have a little arbor place that has a huge tent to keep anybody in or out, and it was really nice. They had a little bench out there and there's a bird feeder. The second time that I went in there with my mother, they were having dancing to oldies, and they were all there and it was fun. I would give it four stars because it is not me and it is not my home, and I also don't like that they have to share rooms. "

"My mother was in Altercare for rehab after her surgery. We liked it there. It was like a private room but you shared a bath with one person. Mother liked it there and would have liked to go in long-term care there. We had her name in a waiting list but they said it would be a long time before she would ever move up on the waiting list. I couldn't wait and I needed a place immediately. The staff there was wonderful. I got along with all of them. They had a lot of activities going on and mother and I took part in some of them while she was at her physical therapy there. The physical therapy was great and she was very pleased with that. They need to extend and have more rooms for the long-term care. "

"The CCEC caters to the elderly deaf, both of which my grandparents were. The nursing staff and support staff of the nursing home facility were top notch and very responsive to all residents needs and concerns. They were also very knowledgeable about how to effectively care for my grandfather during the end stages of his Alzheimer's disease. They were able to deal with his frequent breakdowns and mental lapses and also his occasional aggressive behavior in a very calm and tame manner that did not demean him in any way shape or form. They were also very responsive and patient with any concerns or questions that we had as a family. In the assisted living facility where my grandmother currently resides, the attitude is much the same however we have had much more limited contact with the staff here as my grandmother is much more functional and independent thereby requiring less contact between us and the staff. From the limited experiences we have had with the staff here, we have still been quite impressed with their demeanor and calm manner with residents. "