Generations Senior Living of Berea

Kimberly

My friend moved to Generations Senior Living of Berea. What I like best is the location and a sense of more coziness and more very social with everyone. The staff is helpful and respectful. I wasn't able to taste the food, but I asked my friend and had no complaints about the food. It's very good. It's a very clean structure. The buildings are nice because it's only two floors and she's on the first floor. The only problem I have with the building is the overhead lighting in the rooms. They did a trip, like they do day trips to, like, Walmart or to the grocery store. Yesterday, she signed up to get manicures done. She's gone to an ice cream social. The size of the room is fine and the layout is fine as well for them.

Wil

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!

Sharon

Generations Senior Living of Berea is a clean place. There's no smell at all. My mother has an efficiency apartment that has a bedroom area, a living room, a kitchen area, and a very accessible bathroom. They housekeep for her, do her laundry, and just totally take care of her. The staff and everybody that I've met or spoken to says 'hello' and talks to you. The residents are so kind and nice. My mom is picky when it comes to her food, but she's eating it. They have all sorts of stuff going on every day, too.

Jean

My stepdad is at Generations Senior Living of Berea. It was recommended by a friend and I found out my cousin's mother-in-law was in there and they loved it. The food is fantastic from what I hear, and it's true. The people are friendly, and I've had no issues whatsoever, they really are good there. The rooms are small, but it is more for the people. It is very homey, there are people all over the place, and I liked the way it is set up. He is on the first floor and he's close to the lobby. He has dementia so it is not easy for him. If I call and say I think his phone's off the hook, they're there right away. They are awesome there. The move-in was good. It was during Covid and they were very accommodating. The people that worked there are super nice. I know they have activities, and they did a lot more, but now it's Covid and they're just starting back up again. I know they have a little exercise thing and I think there's bingo, and I think there is some other stuff but I don't know what it is because he is not interested in some of that stuff. They are just starting to fill in the dining room back. There is a lake by that location also. He loves it there, and he wants to eat because he likes the food there. It is an older building and kind of an odd place. It's kind of hard to find because it is in a weird place, but it is clean.

Marge

We went to Generations Senior Living of Berea, and they have more services as you get older. I thought it was fantastic, it's just too much for my mother at this time as far as the cost; she doesn't need all those services. The staff member was a very experienced, wonderful woman. Everyone seemed to know everybody, were very friendly, and it felt kind of like a family-type place. I liked that. The rooms were small and seemed cramped, but they were fine, and they didn't have many nice views. It was right in the middle of a lot of activity, like the library is right next door, there's a lake nearby where there ae a lot of events, they have concerts before COVID, it's close to a grocery store, and within walking distance to shops. I liked it because of that.

Pete Banning

My dad lived here for 4 years. Loved being here as he was a BW grad. Close to everything in Berea, including Coe lake across the way. Nice food, housekeeping and activities. A good value.