Nursing Home Communities in Worthington, OH

"my aunt has been in there for abot 2 weeks and we have been delighted with care. They are attentive and informative and have gone out of their way to make the transition easier. We also be moving my aunt to another facility due to moving out of the area and they have been just great! "

"My father is at the Columbus Alzheimer Care Center. Their care is excellent, and the place is really nice. They're allowed to go outside, they have activities, they have TV they can watch or music they can listen to. His room is clean, I just want a different bed than the one that he's got. The staff is great. They're allowed to have snacks and drinks from time to time, and they do the laundry for them. His room has lots of windows, but it's a little warm. They need to work on the air-conditioning. He hasn't been there that long, but the staff really cares about their residents."

"Crown Pointe has very good service. I’ve been to 5 or 6 nursing homes through the years, and they’re probably the best out of them. The staff was good; the PT, aides, and social worker were also good. They have pretty good food. "

"Although parking was a pain, the staff was very nice which made up for that. The facility had a pleasant atmosphere. The walls were nice and bright. Staffing really cared about the well being of the patients and the patients families. The halls were very organized related to the illness of the patient. The administrator demonstrated a caring for the employees. There were no foul smells in the halls. The patients seemed pretty content. Now the dining area didnt seem too fancy, compared to other rehab facilities. The dining seems pretty small, barely enough room to seat all the people and the supporting staff. I found myself almost hitting my head on a hanging light above a table. Dietary doors were right there where we can hear almost everything said in the kitchen. Never the less, the staff were content and the atmosphere seemed bright. I would recommend Minerva Park to anyone needing rehab services in the Columbus Ohio area. "

"My sister in law has been a resident for 5 months and we have found the staff to be very kind, loving and helpful toward ALLl the patients. There have been a couple of issues that we needed to speak with the director about and he has always been very quick to address and correct the issues. The neurologist has been able to help our family member a lot too. The rooms are spacious, and clean and have their own thermostat control. The calendars are full of activities. Our sister in laws roommate is bed fast but the staff removes her from the bed each morning and takes her out to socialize. To date, we've only had 1 article of clothing that has come up missing. I would definitely recommend this place if someone was in need of a good facility. "

"My mom stayed at Friendship Village for rehab. They have a beautiful facility for assisted and independent living. The only thing I disagreed with was their skilled nursing, which had everyone mixed together. They had memory care, long term and short term care, and pretty much everybody in the same area. The people there were nice and took good care of my mom. The rehabilitation area was very nice for PT and OT. The food was very good and delicious. My mom was in a nice, big, private room, with plenty of space and a bathroom in it, but it was a little dated."

"My sister was at Reunion Rehabilitation Hospital Dublin. It's not as good as what it was told us that it is. When they moved her from there to another place, her phone charger was lost. We never got it back, and there are other items that she never got back. It looked pretty nice, and the hallways were a lot wider and had tables if you wanted to sit out there. However, they left her sitting in her wheelchair out there and she wanted to be put back in bed because her back was hurting and there was nobody around to help. She can't talk loud, so she called my other sister who called the desk and told them she wanted to be put back in bed. We shouldn't have to be doing that. If they're going to leave her out in the hall in a wheelchair where she can't move on her own, they need to give her a buzzer or something so that if something happens, she can get somebody's attention. She had therapy there, but it wasn't as good as where she's at right now. It wasn't as thorough. The staff were pretty nice. We don't know if they had any activities or if she denied them. We were never told anything about activities. "

"My father stayed at Arlington Court Nursing & Rehabilitation Center for two weeks. He got out of the hospital after a stroke, he went there and then he came home. He was in full care at Arlington Court. The staff was good. The PCA that he had was good, too. It was clean inside. It wasn't updated but it was still nice. My father's room was just a regular room with a TV and a bathroom. It was a decent room. For activities, there were different things. My father had a calendar. If he wanted to go, he could go. Everything was good, except for that one administration lady."

"My disabled and medically fragile brother has lived in four other facilities. Heartland of Dublin surpasses them all! Every facility had issues; Heartland mgmt actually addressed the few we've had, promptly and thoroughly. Kudos to the staff: well-trained, caring, & exceptionally observant. They monitor him closely, keep his spirits up, and keep us informed. Can't recommend enough!"

"I visited my friend that was here for physical therapy. This facility was clean and the staff were very attentive to him. I'm having a hip surgery soon and I will come here because they did such great therapy with my friend. "

"My brother is at Edgewood Manor of Westerville. The food needs improvement. It's a nice place, but it's expensive when you have to pay out of pocket. The therapists are nice, friendly, and they all seem to care. They have a movie day there as well."

"My grandfather attended this facility when his dementia started kicking in. After seeing the relatively poor facility my grandmother lived in in another city, we wanted to make the right decision. I guess we got lucky. Friendship village is a lovely nursing home. The staff has been nothing but helpful and nice; they have really focused on creating a friendship (hence the name of the place) with their residents. Most of the staff knows my grandpa by name, which is good because there's such an abundant work force. A lot of the servers in the dining hall even stop by to talk to me. They share stories about my grandpa and tell of how much they love him. In all, I really like where he's at. I know he's in good hands. "

"The rooms are small. The office staff are very nice and helpful. Some nurses aids are concerned ,and helpful with the ability to make your time there easy . My favorite ones are Laurie ,Ester and Amiada. There are people there who are just recovering like myself. Then there are insane people who make noises ,come into your room evade your space and get into your things. If it was not for my room mate I think that some of my things would be gone .There are nice nrses like Schwan, Hodan etc, All religions and non religious people are here but the Catholic is mostly noticed."

"I am a resident of Legacy Westerville. They have a very good physical therapy and occupational therapy program here. Their therapists are very talented, very helpful, and treat their residents in a good manner, and do the best they can to help them along. The food is tolerable. You're not going to starve to death, but it's not gourmet cuisine. They do a decent job of keeping it clean. They have maintenance staff here. He stays on top of things, and if something's not working properly he tries to get to it as quickly as he can to bring it back up to par. As far as activities, they have an activity center. They play bingo. They have movies. They provide two different types of church services throughout the week. They do things with residents and try to keep them entertained."