Assisted Living Communities in Cincinnati, OH

"I went to Traditions at Camargo. Their dining room is open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. They had lots of activities for the residents, and they had a movie theater. It's a nice facility. The staff was wonderful. Somebody from our church is a resident there and he loved living there. He raved about the food. The rooms are great, big, have huge windows, very light, and airy. He likes board games. He said he likes to go on the outings that they have. They go to the zoo, and they were going to Jungle Jim's that week. He was happy with all the things to do there. The only thing they're missing that the other place has is the technology of monitoring. That's the only negative. They just lacked that cutting-edge technology. They said they do a room check every two hours, but my wife and I liked the fact that at the other place, they get notified if a person falls in their apartment and can send somebody there right away."

"I toured Seasons. I felt like I was in a country club. You walk in and there's this huge atrium that goes up how many stories. Everybody was very well dressed. I felt like it was kind of a country club community, but very nice and very new. Wow! The only problem with it was that they did not have any two-bedroom units available. We could not even see a two-bedroom unit. We didn't get a feel for what the two-bedroom would have been like, although I saw the floor plan and I liked it, but it wasn't available. But it's gorgeous. It's beautiful. The place was spotless and immaculate. Everything was new."

"Covington Ladies Home is small and personalized. It's been a lady's home for 125 years. It's a big old mansion, but it's very well kept and updated. It's beautiful and they keep it very clean. The staff is very caring and that's the most important thing. My mom has been there for almost five weeks now. She loves the food. The staff everyone I've dealt with is very friendly and on top of things. They call me for every little thing. The only drawback for a 125-year old building is there are no individual toilets in each room. There are sinks, vanity mirror, but you have to go two doors down for a toilet and shower. I thought that doesn't really bother her or me much. But it would be great if they could get modernized and put in bathrooms in each room. "

"We are having a great experience in this memory care. My mother is so happy here . I never knew this side of her. Mom is so social now she tells me she doesn't want to go home to visit's with me. The staff are wonderful they make it look so easy. I know how hard it is though, and appreciate their dedication to making things easier for our family."

"After researching Alzheimer's care facilities in northeast Cincinnati, my family chose to move our mother to Brookdale Place in Kenwood. With just fifty residents attended by care teams of three, we know that someone is either with her or just around the corner to ease her confusion and help her with day-to-day needs. Her comfort seems their number one concern. Brookdale has been a great fit for my mom I and would recommend it to other families searching for dementia/Alzheimer's care for their parents. "

"My overall tour experience of Harmony at Anderson was good. It was a nice place. The woman that gave me the tour was very nice. She answered a lot of questions. However, when I went into memory care, the people that work there didn't interact with me. They didn't say hi or even speak at all. So that was my only hesitation a little bit there. They just looked at us and went on. However, the staff that gave me the tour was very nice, very knowledgeable, and very accommodating. The rooms were very nice. It's a relatively new building. Everything seemed to be in good working order. They had an outdoor area specifically for memory care. It was very nice, and it was fenced-in. They had raised garden beds where the tenants could work in the garden, plant, and do things like that, which I think was very nice. They had a good-sized activity room. The layout was a little weird to me, but the upkeep was nice. "

"Stay away from this facility! Staff is lazy, untrained and uncaring. Residents hygiene is not attended to, laundry is rarely done and any request is ignored. Staff is not responsive and is full of excuses. I am very frustrated with this facility."

"The staff here is AMAZING! They made everything so easy and so much support during this tough process. We got everything done over a weekend as well. We feel so prepared and ready to be there for our loved ones through this tough process."

"Brookdale was excellent. It had a homey atmosphere for the residents and was smaller, and so there were more interactions between staff and residents. They had activities, like mental engagement games, religious ceremonies, and bingo. The menu was varied with a lot of options, and the kitchen was very clean. The rooms were adequate and comfortable."

"My dad has moved into The Wellington at North Bend Crossing. It's wonderful. Everybody is really caring, and he is getting the best care. Anything he needs, they've got him covered. Apparently, the food is really great; he keeps telling me how great it is. The staff are very kind. They're available at all times, and they answer questions. My dad lives in a one-bedroom apartment, which is really spacious. He has a big walk-in closet, it's got a space for an up and down washer and dryer, it's got a full kitchen area, and he's got a little like sun area, which is off of the living room. They have walking trails, there's an exercise fitness room, and they have a van situation that takes residents where they need to go. They have just completely changed all the carpeting and furniture in the facility, and they have repainted the entire place, so it actually looks brand new. We compared it to other facilities in the area and it's close/more affordable than most. They have all kinds of sporting activities like pickleball, they have like a little golf set inside, they play bingo, they have music, they have a lounge/bar area, and they have live entertainment there."

"We did visit Mallard Cove for my mother and we were able to put her in there. We love the place, it's wonderful. The apartments are nice and the dining room is really wonderful. The food is like eating in a restaurant. They have all kinds of activities. They have bingo, Yoga, bible study, and a church on Wednesday night. They also have movies. We are really impressed with the staff and the facility is great. "

"Staff and residents all seemed very happy. The building was clean and the fall decorations out front were nice."

"We definitely liked our visit in Atria Northgate Park. The lady who gave us the tour was good. We liked the idea that it only has one floor all the way around. My mom really liked that the facility didm't have stairs nor an elevator. The rooms and apartments were fine and of the right sizes. We saw a group of residents playing bingo when we were there. I also looked at their calendar, which had a few things scheduled. We didn't find any issues there, so I would highly rate it. "

"I am very, very happy with it. Mom participates in crafts and gets together with some women and do jigsaw puzzles. She has become social and joined some friends in the dining hall. The staff is great. They are very friendly and accommodating. Her room is beautiful. They provide transportation to doctor's appointments, if you need it. They also do outings, like grocery trips or to the art museum. They have a lot of different activities that you can participate in. They have a health center, a library, a theater, and an arts and crafts activity center. It's pretty much all inclusive."