The Wellington at Dayton

Offers Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care

31 Reviews

2656 West Alex Bell

Dayton

45459

The Wellington at Dayton

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4.0 31

Don 2023-01-03 The Wellington at Dayton was a very large place. When we first went in, the receiving area was nice and clean. There wasn't any problem there. They had activities. They do bingo, they have a card night, game night, and people that come in playing music. We chose not to take the room, because it overlooked the roof of all the air conditioning units and everything. It didn't have a view at all. The lady who took us through was very nice. She explained everything to us and showed us all the places like the dining room, the game room, and different things. They also had a beauty parlor for the seniors. The facility was clean. We just didn't particularly like the layout, but it's nice. It's just not our preference. I visited this facility

5 3 1

Lynn 2022-02-15 I liked The Wellington at Dayton. They were nice, but they wouldn't do the home dialysis for my mom. I saw a room. They have a refrigerator and microwave. The staff was good. The dining area is restaurant type. I visited this facility

5 4 1

ReviewerRD11192020c 2020-12-18 My mom has been in a senior living community for quite a few years now. She is at The Wellington at Dayton. We were upset with The Wellington and we were looking at another facility, but my mom is going to stay where she is instead. She is in assisted living. The aides aren't nice, and there aren't enough per person. They just run in and run out before a person can ask them, "Hey, can you do this for me please?" That's why we were going to move, because one wouldn't give her name when she wouldn't help my mom with her bath. There hasn't been a director or an executive director in office for about six months. They always tell me there's an interim, but I never got to talk to her, so the nurses and the aides all protect one another. Now we're hesitant to say things because we don't want them to hurt my mom. My mom has broken her arms and she got a big gash in her leg because they don't get there when she needs to go to the bathroom and things. My mom is full care. We're not happy with the place, but we don't know that it's not going to be the same somewhere else. The rooms are beautiful, but the meals are very bad. Since my mom has broken her legs, she is not able to get down there, and sometimes they forget her dinner. One day she only got two pieces of meatloaf and that was it. She got a loose hamburger and a hotdog bun and that was it. We're not allowed in there, so we can't really see all the other things, and Mom is not remembering things, so we don't know what happens to her. The facility always looks nice. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 2 1

Linda 2019-05-22 We are happy with The Wellington at Dayton. We are happy with the place and the care that my husband's uncle is getting. He loves it there. Anytime we go see him he tells us how happy he is. My husband's uncle has an apartment. He has a big room, a walk-in closet, a washer and dryer, a range, a refrigerator, and a microwave. It is also bright. They placed him close to an elevator so that he can come to the lunchroom by himself. They have movies, games, and activities that my husband's uncle can participate in, but he can't engage in conversation with other people because of his hearing. Nevertheless, the Wellington at Dayton is the nicest place for the best price. My husband's uncle doesn't have a lot of money, but they work with us a lot. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 5 1

Cheryl 2018-03-06 The rooms at The Wellington at Dayton were kind of dark. They had a wide variety of activities and amenities, like an activity room and a nice lobby area. The staff and dining room were nice, and the place was clean. I visited this facility

5 3 1

dg128945 2017-08-29 There is not enough space on this site for me to put down every issue we had with my Mom while at the Wellington of Dayton. I even attempted to raise issues to their parent company and after all the documentation I sent to them, I can't get them to return my phone calls. During the time my Mom was at the Wellington of Dayton, we had numerous conferences with the Director and head of nursing, but we did not see any positive outcome from our concerns/complaints. There were 3 times I found my Mom un-responsive and called 911, there were numerous times she called me to say that they had not responded to her call button. While the actual care givers seem to "care", there were not enough of them to support the promises made prior to signing the contract. The worst thing that happen was my Mom had untreated wounds, which is extremely dangerous. The new facility we moved her too discovered them on day one and called in wounds specialists to ensure they were treated. The Wellington will talk a good story when they are showing you the facility, but if your loved one needs assisted living this is not the place you should choose. During the time my Mom was there, it was daily visits to ensure they were doing what we were paying for them to do. There was no peace of mind until we moved her to another facility in the area. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 1 1

Kathleen175177 2017-03-06 The Wellington at Dayton was my top pick. The building, location, and parking were nice. Inside, the social areas and the dining room were all very nice. The food was good. On each floor, they had a little kitchenette area where they would have a continental breakfast if you didn’t want to go down to the full dining room for breakfast. They had a very nice selection of different things for the residents to be involved in and seemed to have activities that are considered to be good and stimulating for the brain. I saw people sitting around the social areas. It looked like they were talking together and enjoying themselves. They allowed two pets, which is unusual. They had transportation off-site available and usually free within a generous radius around the building of 15 to 20 miles, and you pay a fee if you need to go further than that. It had laundry rooms available on each floor so that you could do your own laundry if you wanted to or if not, they could do it for you. They offered a special move-in rate if you moved in January. When I went back the last week of January, their price had gone up a couple of thousand dollars a month, and I was not real pleased with it. I visited this facility

5 5 1

jpr778 2016-09-29 My grandmother has really enjoyed her time at the Wellington. Although it was hard to leave her house and a tough decision we made the right call. She enjoys the food and dinner outings. Our biggest factor was bringing her dog, they accommodated this. I am/was a resident of this facility

5 5 1

Thomas010013 2016-08-17 We chose The Wellington at Dayton because of our past experiences with it. We chose a one-bedroom apartment for Mom. They have parties on the patio, cookouts, and therapies. The facility itself is nice, but their nursing care is horrible. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 2 1

Linda114948350 2015-11-30 We are very happy with The Wellington at Dayton. We are happy with the care my parents are getting there. The food is excellent. We just had Thanksgiving with them. The staff are very helpful. Sometimes, I think they are a little understaffed, but their needs are taken care of, so we are very happy with them. They have their own apartment -- a one-bedroom apartment with a kitchen, a bedroom with a walk-in closet, bathroom. There are many activities available there. It is a well-maintained community. I would suggest that they hire more staff, more nurses. But so far, I am very satisfied with their services. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 4 1

Caring110657950 2015-07-20 We went to The Wellington at Dayton for a visit. Their staff was wonderful. They were helpful, caring, and very nice as well. The apartments were very nicely done, large, and well-priced. The whole area was immaculate. It was clean and cheerful. The food was delicious, and their dining area is very nice. We liked this place a lot. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Terence 2023-04-11 I am a resident of The Wellington at Dayton. I like the variety of opportunities to meet new people and new friends. The meals are great. They have one of the best chefs, he's from New Orleans, and is very creative. The meals are not boring or tiresome, it's very good. They provide weekly cleaning of your apartment. You also have 24-hour emergency services available. They have a great medical staff that provides care. They will do your medications at just a minor charge. They watch after each of us with a lot of caring. They have a very good maintenance program, try to keep everything up to date, and have instituted numerous projects. I am/was a resident of this facility

5 4 1

ReviewerFC010923A 2023-01-11 I toured The Wellington at Dayton. The staff was very friendly, professional, courteous, very nice, and willing to answer questions. I saw very nicely decorated clean common areas. I saw a multipurpose room and I saw another room that was geared more toward crafting, playing cards, or some cooking activity. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Susan 2022-10-06 We liked our tour of The Wellington at Dayton's independent living. I met with Carrie, she was the sales director, she's very pleasant and nice. She answered all my questions, we went on the tour and I talked to other residents. She showed me two different floor plans for independent living and they were beautiful, they have a full-size washer and dryer, and a full-size kitchen. She ended up taking me down to the cafeteria, and everybody that was in there looked happy. I asked her if the food was good and she said yes, and that she would allow my parents to have lunch or dinner, depending on when they toured. It was clean and it smelled nice. There were security updates, which I like. I wish I could live there, it's well-maintained and beautiful. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Gale 2022-06-28 I started my search about a year ago with a tour of The Wellington at Dayton's independent living. There wasn't anything that I didn't like about it. That was my first experience visiting a senior community so I also didn't know what to expect. The people seemed to be very, very friendly. The manager, who assisted me, was very knowledgeable, very helpful, and able to answer my questions. The facility, overall, was neat and well maintained. I didn't get to talk to any residents but there were a lot of activities. They had a schedule of activities that they put out for all their residents so there's something to do every day, all day. There are a lot of opportunities to stay busy and make new friends if you want. In terms of location, it's close to where I live now. It's also close to grocery stores and hospitals. I visited this facility

5 5 1

John 2022-04-21 I'm living at The Wellington at Dayton right now. It's been good. The staff is much better. It has some turnover, but it's pretty good right now. It has a nice, clean appearance. They keep it maintained pretty well. Our room is pretty good. We have a two-bedroom apartment, and it's good-sized and comfortable, and they take good care of it. They have all kinds of activities for the people like bingo, movies, athletics to try to get us to move around, and a lot of things like that. I am/was a resident of this facility

5 4 1

Hazel 2022-04-03 The Wellington at Dayton is the place that I like the best, so far money-wise and they're very nice. If I have to choose from all of them according to having to have the money to pay, I'm going to go to this place. Their atmosphere was nice and their personnel was very nice. The amount that they charge and what you get for your money was very good. Their rooms have a stove, refrigerator, they have a washer and dryer and they have nice closets for you. When they say they have a walk-in closet and they show you that it's a walk-in closet, they are not misleading you. The person who gave me the tour was very thorough, very knowledgeable, and very helpful. They offered me to try the food but we didn't have time to do it. The cleanliness of the facility was good. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Danette 2021-07-16 We liked The Wellington at Dayton because it felt like a happy community. They also do independent, all the way to memory care. So, they would be able to stay in the facility, but we just really liked the staff, and the people just seemed very happy. We were looking for a two-bedroom, and that's one of the few places that has one. It was very nice and seemed like they had enough activities that my parents would be interested in. For example, Dad likes to do puzzles, and Mom likes to do crafts, and it looked like they had all of those kinds of things. The dining area looked very nice too. We didn't try any of the food, but it just seemed a little more welcoming, and they were kind of running it like a restaurant where they could place their order and stuff. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Julie 2021-06-21 My mother-in-law will be moving into The Wellington at Dayton. First of all, she lives in an apartment complex that is right next door to this facility, she is familiar with the area, so we know that it will be an easier transition for her to go there. We went in and the facility is very nice, and very clean. The people were extremely friendly. We went around dinnertime, and all the residents had gone into the dining room. They seemed very happy, were carrying on conversations, and walking out together. They have a lot of services for her like crafts and different things that she can do. They have transportation to get her to and from her doctors' appointments. They have a hair salon right there on premises that is very affordable that she'll be able to use. The apartment is the same size as where she is living in right now, so all her furniture will fit there. The smallest apartment fits her price point, and they also have an assisted living right next door if she progresses and needs to be moved at some point. We saw their menu, and we saw the food basically being served to the residents there. The dining area is beautiful, and the kitchen is very nice. Everyone seemed to be enjoying the food. The one who assisted us was very knowledgeable, very friendly, and she interacted with the residents. They all seem to know her, and were glad to see her when we walked through the halls. She showed us two different apartments, she took extra time with us, and we appreciated that. One apartment that we saw, which would be the size that she would want, was being refurbished at that point. Someone had just moved out, so it hadn't been painted yet, so it wasn't perfect, but it had new carpet down. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Pamela 2021-03-20 We went to The Wellington at Dayton. It was nice, and it looked like the residents were taken care of. The staff was very hospitable. The rooms looked very clean and spacious with nice appliances and plenty of space for one person. It looked like it would be a lot of fun and would have kept anyone engaged and active. All the activities that are going on are in the calendar that showed what was planned for the month. It was well explained. She showed us all the activity rooms, where they took place, all the options, especially like dining, and she took us on the whole tour. It's your choice, it sounded like you could take part or not. They looked like they were being safe, people were wearing masks, and it was very clean and sanitary. She even talked about different kinds of activities that happened at different times of the year, like seasonal, outdoor stuff during the spring, summer, and early fall, and indoor stuff for the winter. They even have outings and trips. There was a shuttle service if you're shopping not far from there, and if you wanted to go to the grocery store or Walmart, there were places nearby. It looked very congenial, friendly, and safe. I think we ran into a lady who lived there, and she has lived there for many years. But, it was just too expensive. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Linnea 2021-02-17 I toured The Wellington at Dayton for my mom, and it was good. There were not as many options as the other facility we toured and not as many activities as well. The place was a lot smaller, too, as well as the rooms, and it was more expensive. It sounded like they provide some meals if you sign up for independent living, so that is nice. You get two out of your three meals for free there. It was definitely nice there, but it was not quite as big as the other facility I saw. They had an area where you can do games and puzzles, but they did not have much else. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Pat 2019-07-02 My sister is at The Wellington at Dayton Advanced Living, which is one step up from assisted living because she doesn't need that much assistance yet. The place is lovely, and everyone is so friendly. She is very happy there. They have so much to offer and I'm just very pleased with it. She has an apartment with a living room, kitchen, a bedroom, and one room that she can use as a second bedroom or a dining room. She has a nice bathroom with a walk-in closet, a walk-in shower, and her own washer and dryer. They have a fitness room and they give her therapy for her balance and also a little bit of speech therapy. They have their own dining room and they have two free meals a day for the residents. The food is very good. I have eaten there a number of times. They have a game room and a multi-purpose room. They have choirs come in and different people for talks. They have a beauty salon. The staff is wonderful. She almost has some assisted living there because they give her something that she wears around her neck, and if she would get lost or if she would need help right away, all she had to do is press that and someone is there right away. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 5 1

Robin 2018-11-12 The Wellington at Dayton was very pretty and very nicely maintained. They have full kitchens in their little apartments. They also have two-bedroom, two-bath apartments. They have walk-in closets and stackable washer and dryers. If you want to do your own laundry, they have them in the larger apartments. Some of the apartments have little balconies. They have field trips, movies, bingo, and games. They have a transportation program if you need to be taken to a doctor and things like that. It was clean, nice, and well appointed. I have a friend who has an uncle that lives there and she told me that he is very happy there. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Anonymous 2018-02-27 I looked at The Wellington when my dad was looking for independent living three years ago. I like the building. It was very nice, very new, and very well-maintained. The staff was friendly. I had a very nice tour. The rooms were very nice too. The dining area was nicely decorated and well-maintained. The food was good. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Dawn 2017-10-30 The Wellington at Dayton was very nice. The person who assisted me was very helpful. I saw their calendar and they have a lot of activities. The dining area was nice and clean. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Caring Daughter111993650 2015-12-28 Both of my parents are at The Wellington at Dayton. It's pretty nice, very clean, bright, and cheerful. Sometimes, the service is not great. They are understaffed, and there are times when the staff members don't show up when they are supposed to. However, the people are very nice and very caring in general. The food is good in quality and variety. The dining room is beautiful, as well. The other thing that it is lacking is that they have very few activities. I think they need to improve both in entertainment and in staffing. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 4 1

Kim110636450 2015-07-12 The Wellington at Dayton was a wonderful place, and my mother loved it, but it was farther away from my sister and I, and she is just not ready to pay to live in a community. At first, she had a few objections like you had to take the elevator to the apartment. They had us stay until lunch, and they did a really nice job of presenting it. She really liked the place, and she told all of her friends about it. The living area could be slightly larger, but this is based on the fact that my mother is still very good. She is not limited in mobility, and it would be too small for her because she is used to having her own home. They apartment size would've been fine in the long run. They had a complete calendar of things. They had gardening and places where people were able to have flowers and plants, trips into Kettering -- which is a surrounding community -- barbecues outside, and movie nights. They had physical therapy available in the facility. It's a beautiful place. It seemed to be set up very well and appeared to run very smoothly. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Caring106142950 2015-04-27 My mom is in The Wellington. I think everybody there is very friendly. The staff seems very attentive. I will recommend them for independent living. I don't know anything about the assisted living because they are 2 separate facilities -- the independent and the assisted. The apartment is very spacious. Mom says breakfast is the best. She didn't really care for dinner, but breakfast is really good. I am very happy with what I have seen so far, and my mom is very happy there. They had a library. Everybody is very helpful and willing to assist. I like that it is a smaller campus and has a more homey feeling. If you want a smaller, tighter fit with a warm community, then you want the Wellington. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 5 1

Cindy22 2013-06-08 We chose Wellington for my dad because it's an apartment type facility. The staff were very helpful. They have activities for the residents. My dad loved the place, unfortunately he passed away after staying there for only two weeks. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 5 1

Eric 2022-09-23 I went to The Wellington at Dayton. They were very helpful there. I really liked it. I would have put my mother-in-law there if I felt that they had the facility as far as what she needs. I'm not sure it's a good match care-wise. I think she needs a higher level of care than what they were able to offer. They check in with me to see where we are on the whole thing. It was a little bit older and more practical than fancy. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Andre 2019-11-29 I wasn't really impressed with The Wellington at Dayton. I didn't think it was a good fit for my mother. It wasn't as secure as the other memory care facilities, and the residents didn't really look engaged in any activities. It was not as clean as other places. The room sizes were average. They gave me a gift to take home. I visited this facility

5 2 1

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Assisted Living Reviews for The Wellington at Dayton

January 03, 2023

By Don

I visited this facility

The Wellington at Dayton was a very large place. When we first went in, the receiving area was nice and clean. There wasn't any problem there. They had activities. They do bingo, they have a card night, game night, and people that come in playing music. We chose not to take the room, because it overlooked the roof of all the air conditioning units and everything. It didn't have a view at all. The lady who took us through was very nice. She explained everything to us and showed us all the places like the dining room, the game room, and different things. They also had a beauty parlor for the seniors. The facility was clean. We just didn't particularly like the layout, but it's nice. It's just not our preference.

Provider Response

Thank you for taking the time to share a review of your tour, Don. Your feedback is very much appreciated. Please let us know if you have interest in considering another apartment with a better view in our community. We would be happy to reach out to you when future openings are available!

February 15, 2022

By Lynn

I visited this facility

I liked The Wellington at Dayton. They were nice, but they wouldn't do the home dialysis for my mom. I saw a room. They have a refrigerator and microwave. The staff was good. The dining area is restaurant type.

Provider Response

Lynn, thank you for your kind review; we are happy to pass along your comments to the team here at The Wellington at Dayton!

December 18, 2020

By ReviewerRD11192020c

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My mom has been in a senior living community for quite a few years now. She is at The Wellington at Dayton. We were upset with The Wellington and we were looking at another facility, but my mom is going to stay where she is instead. She is in assisted living. The aides aren't nice, and there aren't enough per person. They just run in and run out before a person can ask them, "Hey, can you do this for me please?" That's why we were going to move, because one wouldn't give her name when she wouldn't help my mom with her bath. There hasn't been a director or an executive director in office for about six months. They always tell me there's an interim, but I never got to talk to her, so the nurses and the aides all protect one another. Now we're hesitant to say things because we don't want them to hurt my mom. My mom has broken her arms and she got a big gash in her leg because they don't get there when she needs to go to the bathroom and things. My mom is full care. We're not happy with the place, but we don't know that it's not going to be the same somewhere else. The rooms are beautiful, but the meals are very bad. Since my mom has broken her legs, she is not able to get down there, and sometimes they forget her dinner. One day she only got two pieces of meatloaf and that was it. She got a loose hamburger and a hotdog bun and that was it. We're not allowed in there, so we can't really see all the other things, and Mom is not remembering things, so we don't know what happens to her. The facility always looks nice.

Provider Response

We regret to hear that your mom had a negative experience with one of our communities. We appreciate you letting us know about this situation. We would like to learn more about your experience to help improve for the future. If you would like to discuss this with someone at our corporate office, please reach out to us. You may also contact the community directly. Thank you.

May 22, 2019

By Linda

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

We are happy with The Wellington at Dayton. We are happy with the place and the care that my husband's uncle is getting. He loves it there. Anytime we go see him he tells us how happy he is. My husband's uncle has an apartment. He has a big room, a walk-in closet, a washer and dryer, a range, a refrigerator, and a microwave. It is also bright. They placed him close to an elevator so that he can come to the lunchroom by himself. They have movies, games, and activities that my husband's uncle can participate in, but he can't engage in conversation with other people because of his hearing. Nevertheless, the Wellington at Dayton is the nicest place for the best price. My husband's uncle doesn't have a lot of money, but they work with us a lot.

March 06, 2018

By Cheryl

I visited this facility

The rooms at The Wellington at Dayton were kind of dark. They had a wide variety of activities and amenities, like an activity room and a nice lobby area. The staff and dining room were nice, and the place was clean.

August 29, 2017

By dg128945

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

There is not enough space on this site for me to put down every issue we had with my Mom while at the Wellington of Dayton. I even attempted to raise issues to their parent company and after all the documentation I sent to them, I can't get them to return my phone calls. During the time my Mom was at the Wellington of Dayton, we had numerous conferences with the Director and head of nursing, but we did not see any positive outcome from our concerns/complaints. There were 3 times I found my Mom un-responsive and called 911, there were numerous times she called me to say that they had not responded to her call button. While the actual care givers seem to "care", there were not enough of them to support the promises made prior to signing the contract. The worst thing that happen was my Mom had untreated wounds, which is extremely dangerous. The new facility we moved her too discovered them on day one and called in wounds specialists to ensure they were treated. The Wellington will talk a good story when they are showing you the facility, but if your loved one needs assisted living this is not the place you should choose. During the time my Mom was there, it was daily visits to ensure they were doing what we were paying for them to do. There was no peace of mind until we moved her to another facility in the area.

March 06, 2017

By Kathleen175177

I visited this facility

The Wellington at Dayton was my top pick. The building, location, and parking were nice. Inside, the social areas and the dining room were all very nice. The food was good. On each floor, they had a little kitchenette area where they would have a continental breakfast if you didn’t want to go down to the full dining room for breakfast. They had a very nice selection of different things for the residents to be involved in and seemed to have activities that are considered to be good and stimulating for the brain. I saw people sitting around the social areas. It looked like they were talking together and enjoying themselves. They allowed two pets, which is unusual. They had transportation off-site available and usually free within a generous radius around the building of 15 to 20 miles, and you pay a fee if you need to go further than that. It had laundry rooms available on each floor so that you could do your own laundry if you wanted to or if not, they could do it for you. They offered a special move-in rate if you moved in January. When I went back the last week of January, their price had gone up a couple of thousand dollars a month, and I was not real pleased with it.

September 29, 2016

By jpr778

I am/was a resident of this facility

My grandmother has really enjoyed her time at the Wellington. Although it was hard to leave her house and a tough decision we made the right call. She enjoys the food and dinner outings. Our biggest factor was bringing her dog, they accommodated this.

August 17, 2016

By Thomas010013

I am a friend or relative of a resident

We chose The Wellington at Dayton because of our past experiences with it. We chose a one-bedroom apartment for Mom. They have parties on the patio, cookouts, and therapies. The facility itself is nice, but their nursing care is horrible.

November 30, 2015

By Linda114948350

I am a friend or relative of a resident

We are very happy with The Wellington at Dayton. We are happy with the care my parents are getting there. The food is excellent. We just had Thanksgiving with them. The staff are very helpful. Sometimes, I think they are a little understaffed, but their needs are taken care of, so we are very happy with them. They have their own apartment -- a one-bedroom apartment with a kitchen, a bedroom with a walk-in closet, bathroom. There are many activities available there. It is a well-maintained community. I would suggest that they hire more staff, more nurses. But so far, I am very satisfied with their services.

July 20, 2015

By Caring110657950

I visited this facility

We went to The Wellington at Dayton for a visit. Their staff was wonderful. They were helpful, caring, and very nice as well. The apartments were very nicely done, large, and well-priced. The whole area was immaculate. It was clean and cheerful. The food was delicious, and their dining area is very nice. We liked this place a lot.

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Independent Living Reviews for The Wellington at Dayton

April 11, 2023

By Terence

I am/was a resident of this facility

I am a resident of The Wellington at Dayton. I like the variety of opportunities to meet new people and new friends. The meals are great. They have one of the best chefs, he's from New Orleans, and is very creative. The meals are not boring or tiresome, it's very good. They provide weekly cleaning of your apartment. You also have 24-hour emergency services available. They have a great medical staff that provides care. They will do your medications at just a minor charge. They watch after each of us with a lot of caring. They have a very good maintenance program, try to keep everything up to date, and have instituted numerous projects.

January 11, 2023

By ReviewerFC010923A

I visited this facility

I toured The Wellington at Dayton. The staff was very friendly, professional, courteous, very nice, and willing to answer questions. I saw very nicely decorated clean common areas. I saw a multipurpose room and I saw another room that was geared more toward crafting, playing cards, or some cooking activity.

Provider Response

We are so glad you enjoyed your tour and we greatly appreciate your review!

October 06, 2022

By Susan

I visited this facility

We liked our tour of The Wellington at Dayton's independent living. I met with Carrie, she was the sales director, she's very pleasant and nice. She answered all my questions, we went on the tour and I talked to other residents. She showed me two different floor plans for independent living and they were beautiful, they have a full-size washer and dryer, and a full-size kitchen. She ended up taking me down to the cafeteria, and everybody that was in there looked happy. I asked her if the food was good and she said yes, and that she would allow my parents to have lunch or dinner, depending on when they toured. It was clean and it smelled nice. There were security updates, which I like. I wish I could live there, it's well-maintained and beautiful.

Provider Response

We are so glad you enjoyed your tour at The Wellington! Thank you for sharing your experience. We look forward to the opportunity to serve you and your parents.

June 28, 2022

By Gale

I visited this facility

I started my search about a year ago with a tour of The Wellington at Dayton's independent living. There wasn't anything that I didn't like about it. That was my first experience visiting a senior community so I also didn't know what to expect. The people seemed to be very, very friendly. The manager, who assisted me, was very knowledgeable, very helpful, and able to answer my questions. The facility, overall, was neat and well maintained. I didn't get to talk to any residents but there were a lot of activities. They had a schedule of activities that they put out for all their residents so there's something to do every day, all day. There are a lot of opportunities to stay busy and make new friends if you want. In terms of location, it's close to where I live now. It's also close to grocery stores and hospitals.

Provider Response

Thank you for taking the time to let us know how we did. We hope you have a great day!

April 21, 2022

By John

I am/was a resident of this facility

I'm living at The Wellington at Dayton right now. It's been good. The staff is much better. It has some turnover, but it's pretty good right now. It has a nice, clean appearance. They keep it maintained pretty well. Our room is pretty good. We have a two-bedroom apartment, and it's good-sized and comfortable, and they take good care of it. They have all kinds of activities for the people like bingo, movies, athletics to try to get us to move around, and a lot of things like that.

Provider Response

Thank you again for taking the time to let us know how we did. We hope you have a great day!

April 03, 2022

By Hazel

I visited this facility

The Wellington at Dayton is the place that I like the best, so far money-wise and they're very nice. If I have to choose from all of them according to having to have the money to pay, I'm going to go to this place. Their atmosphere was nice and their personnel was very nice. The amount that they charge and what you get for your money was very good. Their rooms have a stove, refrigerator, they have a washer and dryer and they have nice closets for you. When they say they have a walk-in closet and they show you that it's a walk-in closet, they are not misleading you. The person who gave me the tour was very thorough, very knowledgeable, and very helpful. They offered me to try the food but we didn't have time to do it. The cleanliness of the facility was good.

Provider Response

Thank you, Hazel, for your kind words and taking the time to share your experience. We're so glad to hear that you had a great visit and enjoyed the atmosphere here at The Wellington at Dayton. We work hard to meet expectations like yours, and we're happy to hear we hit the mark. We look forward to you joining us!

July 16, 2021

By Danette

I visited this facility

We liked The Wellington at Dayton because it felt like a happy community. They also do independent, all the way to memory care. So, they would be able to stay in the facility, but we just really liked the staff, and the people just seemed very happy. We were looking for a two-bedroom, and that's one of the few places that has one. It was very nice and seemed like they had enough activities that my parents would be interested in. For example, Dad likes to do puzzles, and Mom likes to do crafts, and it looked like they had all of those kinds of things. The dining area looked very nice too. We didn't try any of the food, but it just seemed a little more welcoming, and they were kind of running it like a restaurant where they could place their order and stuff.

June 21, 2021

By Julie

I visited this facility

My mother-in-law will be moving into The Wellington at Dayton. First of all, she lives in an apartment complex that is right next door to this facility, she is familiar with the area, so we know that it will be an easier transition for her to go there. We went in and the facility is very nice, and very clean. The people were extremely friendly. We went around dinnertime, and all the residents had gone into the dining room. They seemed very happy, were carrying on conversations, and walking out together. They have a lot of services for her like crafts and different things that she can do. They have transportation to get her to and from her doctors' appointments. They have a hair salon right there on premises that is very affordable that she'll be able to use. The apartment is the same size as where she is living in right now, so all her furniture will fit there. The smallest apartment fits her price point, and they also have an assisted living right next door if she progresses and needs to be moved at some point. We saw their menu, and we saw the food basically being served to the residents there. The dining area is beautiful, and the kitchen is very nice. Everyone seemed to be enjoying the food. The one who assisted us was very knowledgeable, very friendly, and she interacted with the residents. They all seem to know her, and were glad to see her when we walked through the halls. She showed us two different apartments, she took extra time with us, and we appreciated that. One apartment that we saw, which would be the size that she would want, was being refurbished at that point. Someone had just moved out, so it hadn't been painted yet, so it wasn't perfect, but it had new carpet down.

Provider Response

Thank you so much for sharing your experience. We have a wonderful group of residents and staff here and are so glad you felt that during your visit. Thank you for putting your trust in our community to provide a wonderful retirement living experience for her. We know she will make great friends and enjoy her time here!

March 20, 2021

By Pamela

I visited this facility

We went to The Wellington at Dayton. It was nice, and it looked like the residents were taken care of. The staff was very hospitable. The rooms looked very clean and spacious with nice appliances and plenty of space for one person. It looked like it would be a lot of fun and would have kept anyone engaged and active. All the activities that are going on are in the calendar that showed what was planned for the month. It was well explained. She showed us all the activity rooms, where they took place, all the options, especially like dining, and she took us on the whole tour. It's your choice, it sounded like you could take part or not. They looked like they were being safe, people were wearing masks, and it was very clean and sanitary. She even talked about different kinds of activities that happened at different times of the year, like seasonal, outdoor stuff during the spring, summer, and early fall, and indoor stuff for the winter. They even have outings and trips. There was a shuttle service if you're shopping not far from there, and if you wanted to go to the grocery store or Walmart, there were places nearby. It looked very congenial, friendly, and safe. I think we ran into a lady who lived there, and she has lived there for many years. But, it was just too expensive.

February 17, 2021

By Linnea

I visited this facility

I toured The Wellington at Dayton for my mom, and it was good. There were not as many options as the other facility we toured and not as many activities as well. The place was a lot smaller, too, as well as the rooms, and it was more expensive. It sounded like they provide some meals if you sign up for independent living, so that is nice. You get two out of your three meals for free there. It was definitely nice there, but it was not quite as big as the other facility I saw. They had an area where you can do games and puzzles, but they did not have much else.

July 02, 2019

By Pat

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My sister is at The Wellington at Dayton Advanced Living, which is one step up from assisted living because she doesn't need that much assistance yet. The place is lovely, and everyone is so friendly. She is very happy there. They have so much to offer and I'm just very pleased with it. She has an apartment with a living room, kitchen, a bedroom, and one room that she can use as a second bedroom or a dining room. She has a nice bathroom with a walk-in closet, a walk-in shower, and her own washer and dryer. They have a fitness room and they give her therapy for her balance and also a little bit of speech therapy. They have their own dining room and they have two free meals a day for the residents. The food is very good. I have eaten there a number of times. They have a game room and a multi-purpose room. They have choirs come in and different people for talks. They have a beauty salon. The staff is wonderful. She almost has some assisted living there because they give her something that she wears around her neck, and if she would get lost or if she would need help right away, all she had to do is press that and someone is there right away.

November 12, 2018

By Robin

I visited this facility

The Wellington at Dayton was very pretty and very nicely maintained. They have full kitchens in their little apartments. They also have two-bedroom, two-bath apartments. They have walk-in closets and stackable washer and dryers. If you want to do your own laundry, they have them in the larger apartments. Some of the apartments have little balconies. They have field trips, movies, bingo, and games. They have a transportation program if you need to be taken to a doctor and things like that. It was clean, nice, and well appointed. I have a friend who has an uncle that lives there and she told me that he is very happy there.

February 27, 2018

By Anonymous

I visited this facility

I looked at The Wellington when my dad was looking for independent living three years ago. I like the building. It was very nice, very new, and very well-maintained. The staff was friendly. I had a very nice tour. The rooms were very nice too. The dining area was nicely decorated and well-maintained. The food was good.

October 30, 2017

By Dawn

I visited this facility

The Wellington at Dayton was very nice. The person who assisted me was very helpful. I saw their calendar and they have a lot of activities. The dining area was nice and clean.

December 28, 2015

By Caring Daughter111993650

I am a friend or relative of a resident

Both of my parents are at The Wellington at Dayton. It's pretty nice, very clean, bright, and cheerful. Sometimes, the service is not great. They are understaffed, and there are times when the staff members don't show up when they are supposed to. However, the people are very nice and very caring in general. The food is good in quality and variety. The dining room is beautiful, as well. The other thing that it is lacking is that they have very few activities. I think they need to improve both in entertainment and in staffing.

July 12, 2015

By Kim110636450

I visited this facility

The Wellington at Dayton was a wonderful place, and my mother loved it, but it was farther away from my sister and I, and she is just not ready to pay to live in a community. At first, she had a few objections like you had to take the elevator to the apartment. They had us stay until lunch, and they did a really nice job of presenting it. She really liked the place, and she told all of her friends about it. The living area could be slightly larger, but this is based on the fact that my mother is still very good. She is not limited in mobility, and it would be too small for her because she is used to having her own home. They apartment size would've been fine in the long run. They had a complete calendar of things. They had gardening and places where people were able to have flowers and plants, trips into Kettering -- which is a surrounding community -- barbecues outside, and movie nights. They had physical therapy available in the facility. It's a beautiful place. It seemed to be set up very well and appeared to run very smoothly.

April 27, 2015

By Caring106142950

I am a friend or relative of a resident

My mom is in The Wellington. I think everybody there is very friendly. The staff seems very attentive. I will recommend them for independent living. I don't know anything about the assisted living because they are 2 separate facilities -- the independent and the assisted. The apartment is very spacious. Mom says breakfast is the best. She didn't really care for dinner, but breakfast is really good. I am very happy with what I have seen so far, and my mom is very happy there. They had a library. Everybody is very helpful and willing to assist. I like that it is a smaller campus and has a more homey feeling. If you want a smaller, tighter fit with a warm community, then you want the Wellington.

June 08, 2013

By Cindy22

I am a friend or relative of a resident

We chose Wellington for my dad because it's an apartment type facility. The staff were very helpful. They have activities for the residents. My dad loved the place, unfortunately he passed away after staying there for only two weeks.

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September 23, 2022

By Eric

I visited this facility

I went to The Wellington at Dayton. They were very helpful there. I really liked it. I would have put my mother-in-law there if I felt that they had the facility as far as what she needs. I'm not sure it's a good match care-wise. I think she needs a higher level of care than what they were able to offer. They check in with me to see where we are on the whole thing. It was a little bit older and more practical than fancy.

Provider Response

Thank you, Eric for sharing your thoughts about your visit to The Wellington.

November 29, 2019

By Andre

I visited this facility

I wasn't really impressed with The Wellington at Dayton. I didn't think it was a good fit for my mother. It wasn't as secure as the other memory care facilities, and the residents didn't really look engaged in any activities. It was not as clean as other places. The room sizes were average. They gave me a gift to take home.

Provider Response

Hi Andre, we regret to hear that you are displeased with your recent experience with us. We appreciate you bringing this to our attention. If you are willing, please contact us. so we can learn more about your experience and how we can make things better. We are always working to improve our community and welcome feedback from residents and guests. We look forward to hearing from you.

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What ongoing training does the staff receive in dementia care?

Staff receive Magnolia Trails specific training online and in-person prior to working directly with residents. Staff take a dementia knowledge hiring exam and are required to complete additional, on-going training for at least 2 hours each quarter. All staff also receive quarterly training in memory care practices and techniques. Each new hire is taught how to embrace the residents individually and how to provide positive memory care focused programming.

Describe the overall population of assisted living residents at The Wellington at Dayton. What is their average age? What are their favorite things to do?

The Wellington at Dayton is a premier 63 and older senior living community, where the current resident average age is 84. We offer a full calendar of events and activities to engage senior's interest at every age!

What programs or activities does The Wellington at Dayton offer to enrich residents' well-being?

Residents at The Wellington at Dayton enjoy programs and activities from black tie dinners to casual courtyard cookouts, painting classes, Bridge and Euchre clubs and educational seminars. We provide meaningful ways for you to develop new skills and interests while expanding your social circles. Whether you are looking for a way to relax or a place to socialize with neighbors, we provide many great options. Join a fitness class each morning, join the afternoon social hour in the pub or find solitude in our chapel. Enjoy a beautiful afternoon in the courtyard catching up with friends, crafts in the activity room or try your hand at billiards in the game room!

What places are near The Wellington at Dayton or within walking distance for assisted living residents to enjoy?

The Wellington at Dayton is surrounded by single family neighborhoods, condos and apartments, local dining venues and shopping as well as local parks and recreation. The Cox Arboretum, Dayton Mall and Air Force Museum are a few local favorites alongside a few locally owned supper clubs! We are within walking distance of Kroger and Meijer and conveniently located 15 minutes from downtown Dayton with easy access to I-75 and I-675.

What transportation services does The Wellington at Dayton offer to assisted living residents?

Bring your car or allow us to get your there! The Wellington at Dayton offers residents scheduled transportation throughout the week. Take the car or bus on a solo trip or with a group!

What makes the chef or dining program at The Wellington at Dayton exceptional? What kind of menu can assisted living residents expect?

Chef prepared meals including breakfast, lunch and dinner are served daily at The Wellington at Dayton. Assisted Living residents enjoy three meals a day. We serve breakfast cook-to-order while lunch and dinner are planned entrees that change daily. Enjoy a three course meal, with homemade soup or choose from the ala carte menu. No matter your preference, you will find many delicious options in our beautiful, restaurant style dining room.

What safety features or security measures does The Wellington at Dayton offer to assisted living residents?

The Wellington at Dayton offers residents the convenience of wheelchair accessibility throughout the community and individual apartments with wide entryways and walk-in showers, built-in safety features like grab bars and emergency pull cords as well as call pendants. Residents also benefit from on-site therapy services, fitness area and exercise classes to maintain and strengthen.

How does The Wellington at Dayton keep residents' families informed about their loved ones?

We believe in strong communication with ever-changing care needs. Care conferences for our Assisted Living residents are scheduled quarterly and updates are provided on a regular basis, to ensure continuity of care.

What is the care staff-to-resident ratio at The Wellington at Dayton during daytime and nighttime hours?

Our Assisted Living offers around-the-clock care by nurses and caregivers. Staffing ratios change as our resident population changes. We schedule staff based on levels of care determined by individualized care plans created for our residents.

If The Wellington at Dayton accepts dogs or cats, what indoor/outdoor areas can they enjoy?

The Wellington at Dayton is a pet-friendly community. We understand and agree pets are family too and deserve to be with us every step of the way!

What ongoing senior care training does the staff receive?

Upon hire, staff receive orientation, following department specific training online and in-person. Monthly in-services and online senior care training is provided and required among all staff.

Describe the overall population of independent living residents at The Wellington at Dayton. What is their average age? What are their favorite things to do?

The Wellington at Dayton is a premier 63 and older senior living community, where the current resident average age is 84. We offer a full calendar of events and activities to engage senior's interest at every age!

What places are nearby for independent living residents to enjoy?

The Wellington at Dayton is surrounded by local dining venues and shopping as well as local parks and recreation. The Cox Arboretum, Dayton Mall and Air Force Museum are a few local favorites alongside a few locally owned supper clubs! We are within walking distance of Kroger and Meijer and conveniently located 15 minutes from downtown Dayton with easy access to I-75 and I-675.

What are some recent off-site events that the community activity director at The Wellington at Dayton has organized?

Residents at The Wellington at Dayton enjoy getting away together for off-site excursions to local shopping, casual and fine dining restaurants, museums, parks, live theater, casinos and much more!

What transportation services does The Wellington at Dayton offer to independent living residents?

Bring your car or allow us to get your there! The Wellington at Dayton offers residents scheduled transportation throughout the week. Take the car or bus on a solo trip or as a group.

What makes the chef or dining program at The Wellington at Dayton exceptional? What kind of menu can independent living residents expect?

Chef prepared meals including breakfast, lunch and dinner are served daily at The Wellington at Dayton. Independent Living residents receive two meals a day of their choice. We serve breakfast cook-to-order while lunch and dinner are planned entrees that change daily. Enjoy a three course meal, with homemade soup or choose from the ala carte menu. No matter your preference, you will find many delicious options in our beautiful, restaurant style dining room.

What common areas are available for independent living residents?

Residents at The Wellington at Dayton enjoy programs and activities from black tie dinners to casual courtyard cookouts, painting classes, Bridge and Euchre clubs and educational seminars. We provide meaningful ways for you to develop new skills and interests while expanding your social circles. Whether you are looking for a way to relax or a place to socialize with neighbors, we provide many great options. Join a fitness class each morning, join the afternoon social hour in the pub or find solitude in our chapel. Enjoy a beautiful afternoon in the courtyard catching up with friends, crafts in the activity room or try your hand at billiards in the game room!

What safety features or security measures does The Wellington at Dayton offer to independent living residents?

The Wellington at Dayton offers residents the convenience of wheelchair accessibility throughout the community and individual apartments with wide entryways and walk-in showers, built-in safety features like grab bars and emergency pull cords as well as call pendants. Residents also benefit from on-site therapy services, fitness area and exercise classes to maintain and strengthen.

If The Wellington at Dayton accepts dogs or cats, what indoor/outdoor areas can they enjoy?

The Wellington at Dayton is a pet-friendly community. We understand and agree pets are family too and deserve to be with us every step of the way!

Does The Wellington at Dayton work with an agency or registry to provide nursing and medical assistance as needed?

Additional support services can be received in your Independent Living apartment by personal care service companies. We look forward to discussing your individual needs and providing you with resources.

What safety features or security measures does The Wellington at Dayton provide to protect residents who wander?

If residents begin to wander, they can transition to our Magnolia Trails Memory Care at The Wellington at Dayton where we offer a safe and secure environment to residents who need guidance throughout their day in a homelike setting with engaging activities to provide purpose and fulfill their individual interests.

What programs or activities does The Wellington at Dayton offer to keep residents engaged? How does the staff engage residents' long-term memories?

Magnolia Trails Memory Care at The Wellington at Dayton focuses on 5 pillars of care that create a distinct approach to our memory care program. The pillars guide us as we provide residents with a tailored care plan designed to meet them where they are on their journey at any given moment. This determines how we interact, the activities we propose, the environment we create and the type of food we provide. Pillar 3 focuses on "Embracing Moments" with all day programming that is responsive and offers flexible time for our residents, enabling them to choose their activities throughout the entire day. Creativity boxes offer activities of engagement, and interactive stations are always available allowing staff to continue learning resident's personal traits, histories and interests. Our full calendar of activities and events is created with thoughtful process to allow time for brain stimulation, creative engagement and physical exercise.

Who assesses residents' health and cognitive functioning? How often is that assessment repeated?

Residents are assessed by The Wellington at Dayton Wellness Director, Wellness Director Assistant or Magnolia Trails Director. Assessments are repeated quarterly unless a change in condition constitutes the need for a sooner assessment.

What techniques does The Wellington at Dayton use to support memory care residents during mealtimes?

Through the Magnolia Trails Food and Nutrition pillar, we ensure our residents are receiving the proper nutrition by adapting the food we serve and how we serve it based on their particular needs. We offer specific options served in high contrast, solid colored dishes and simple table setting in a calm, relaxing environment with light music and inviting aromas. We offer puree and mechanical soft options with physician orders. Staff offer hand-over-hand assistance during meal times when needed.

How does The Wellington at Dayton keep residents' families informed about their loved ones' health?

The Wellington at Dayton keep residents' families informed through scheduled care conferences to ensure continuity of care. We believe in strong communication with ever-changing care needs.

Describe the neighborhood around The Wellington at Dayton. Is it located in a residential neighborhood, a business district, a rural setting, or other type of locale?

The Wellington at Dayton is surrounded by single family neighborhoods, condos and apartments, local dining venues and shopping as well as local parks and recreation. The Cox Arboretum, Dayton Mall and Air Force Museum are a few local favorites alongside a few locally owned supper clubs! We are within walking distance of Kroger and Meijer and conveniently located 15 minutes from downtown Dayton with easy access to I-75 and I-675.

Is The Wellington at Dayton affiliated with a hospital if more care is needed?

The Wellington at Dayton is not affiliated with a hospital.

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Fee Structure Extra: Month To Month Leases, Rent Plus Care In Assisted Living, All Inclusive Rent In Memory Care
Assisted Living Starting At: $3700/month
Independent Living Starting At: $2295/month
Memory Care Starting At: $5200/month

Room and housing options

1-bedroom apartments
2-bedroom apartments
Companion Suites: No
Studio Apartments
Housing Extra: None

Dining options

In Room Kitchenette
In Room Kitchens
Dining Room Shared Meals
Room Service For Meals
Dining Extra: Open Seating In Our Full Service, Restaurant Style Dining Room

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Beauty Barber Shop
Computer Room
Resident Transportation
Party Space
General Store
Tv Room
Garden And Patio
Resident Parking
Spa
Features Extra: Game Room With Pool Table, Library, Pub, Private Dining Room

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Laundry For Linens
Housekeeping
Laundry For Clothing

Technology and entertainment

Cable In Rooms
Internet Enabled Rooms
Wifi
Technology Extra: None

Health services

Hospice Care
Medication Management
Physical Therapy
Nurse On Staff: Yes

Activities

Offsite Activities
Games
Stories
Religious Services
Lectures Discussions
Book Clubs
Wii Sports
Fitness Room
Gardening
Cooking
Arts And Crafts
Activities Extra: None

Financial guidance

Financial Guidance Extra: We Provide Resources For Financial Guidance Including Veteran's Aid & Attendance Benefits

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Guest Parking
Guests At Mealtime
Overnight Guests

Diet

Diabetic
Diet Extra: Extensive Menu Options To Allow Residents To Make Good Choices For Their Dietary Needs

Languages

English

General

Minimum Age: 63
Pets: Yes

Nurses

Nurses Extra: None

Range of services

Personal Care Assistants
Physical Therapy
Range Of Services Extra: None

Payment options

Check
Payment Options Extra: Month To Month, Private Pay, Long Term Care Insurance

Licenses

State Licenses: #2519R

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About The Wellington at Dayton in Dayton, Ohio

Take flight for the good life at The Wellington at Dayton, where desired amenities and convenient services make everyday living comfortable and exciting for seniors. Thoughtfully designed one- and two-bedroom floor plans and myriad recreational and social opportunities provide our residents with an environment that is physically, mentally, spiritually and emotionally stimulating. Our Independent Living, Assisted Living and Memory Care community in Dayton, Ohio, boasts apartments with walk-in closets and washers and dryers so residents feel truly at home with the added benefit of emergency call buttons and personal security systems for solid peace of mind. Our caring and professional staff members provide a helping hand for residents who may appreciate assistance with the activities of daily living. Be assured The Wellington provides quality care that allows residents to remain as self-reliant as possible while living in a supportive environment with personal laundry and weekly housekeeping and flat-linen services. Our residents soar to new social heights with regular recreation and entertainment programming as well as outings to downtown Dayton, professional sports venues and nearby theaters. Set just outside the birthplace of aviation, The Wellington is convenient to a great number of shopping, dining and medical options.

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