Trinity Community at Beavercreek

Steve

My friend has been in Trinity Community at Beavercreek for 10 years now. I like the fact that they have a package that provides care for the individual through all three stages of care. And if she runs out of her funds, they work with Medicare, and she will have care for the rest of her life at any level. My friend has an independent apartment, and she has a kitchenette and a sitting room there. She gets her meals from them daily. If she needs medical assistance, they're there to help. When the time comes that she needs assisted living, they will put her probably in a different unit on a different floor. And then when she needs memory help, she'll go to the memory unit. There are three different stages of care at this facility. They have a beauty salon and transportation. With regards to the food, she is not happy about it. When I go there, I see that they have a lot of activities in their great room. They provide a prayer service on a Sunday. Being Christian-based, they try to cover those needs.

MaryJane14

Trinity Fast Track Rehab has good physical therapy and some nice people BUT during my mom’s 6 week stay while rehab’g a broken femur, the food and water was SO bad and lacking nutrition to help heal her bone she lost 15 lbs. the food quality and quantity was very poor. I could NOT recommend this facility for your loved ones or yourself.

Katharine

Trinity Community at Beavercreek feels very homey. They're older houses, but they have a fireplace in each cottage. The garages aren't the first thing you see, you see a beautiful front porch. It reminds me of an older home, such as the ones I grew up in. I like that. They are beautifully maintained, the lawns, gardens, and everything. People take care of their own. You can see there's a little competition among the owners of the cottages to how nice they can make their front areas look. Of course, all lawns and such are maintained by Trinity Community. We didn't have a meal, but we did look in the dining room. We got there earlier in the day and saw what was going on. We did see the menus and so forth, and understand that in independent living, you may have a meal every day if you prefer, or as fewer as many as you need. I love to cook, so as long as I can, I want to cook my own. The person who gave us the tour has been an employee of Trinity for 17 years, and we met people at various locations who also had been there many, many years. That said something to us because turnover in these places is usually quite high, and yet they were maintaining their staff. Something they are doing at the professional level tells me they're doing something right, and that impressed me. We happened to come in during a morning exercise class that is run by the physical therapist who works in the rehab center. Anybody can come in from the cottages, or the independent living, or assisted living. There were a variety of people with all kinds of abilities who were doing these exercises. We saw where the chapel is, and we saw the library. All these were things that appealed to me. The only complaint I have is the kitchens are very tiny and closed in, but I'm used to working in a small kitchen, I can do it. I just wish it was nicer, that's my only complaint there. We loved the staff who gave us the tour. She was just right, not a hard salesperson, her name's Corey. She knew when to say certain things such as if you are in the independent living, but one of you needs some assistance. They send their own staff to help you to do assisted living in your independent living location. That is the only place we've encountered that would do that. Some of them said I would have to hire my own people to bring them in, just as we're doing now at home if we needed help. I was impressed by that, but she wasn't a hard salesperson. She was calm, she showed us, she spoke, and was knowledgeable, I was really impressed. If I send a communication, she communicated immediately. Everything was just right on. It was immaculate, the place was clean as a pin. You couldn't have seen anything cleaner. Corey said they're not the shiny new penny, but they're a really well-maintained silver dollar, very well-maintained properties, and very clean.

Marie

Trinity Community at Beavercreek was very nice, but it was very expensive. If you do self-pay and run out of money, there's no Medicaid waiver to help. Other than that, it seemed more like a fancy hotel. It was very clean, very bright, and cheerful. Their food was very good. Their rooms were a little small, but they had very large windows. When you looked outside, it almost looked like you were in the woods. The staff was very nice and very welcoming, too.

Stephen

My mom is in Trinity Community at Beavercreek nursing home. They do an excellent job, and the staff is very caring. The room she got is nice, and it looks like it's maintained well. They just opened the dining area back up, and it's alright. The food looks like nursing home food.

Sara

My dad is in Trinity Community at Beavercreek for nursing care. I like the cleanliness; it seems clean and it's updated, and it doesn't look out of date even though it's an older building. They've kept it up. The staff is friendly and the food is good. They have a courtyard in the center, but they have outdoor seating areas and walking paths as well. In the building, they have a chapel or a place for church services, and different cafeteria areas for dining. They have a therapy area or a place where physical therapy happens, and they have activities or a place in the dining rooms where they offer activities for the residents. They do games, board games, or whatever different things they can do.