Assisted Living Communities in Oxford, OH

"My mom is a resident of The Woodlands of Hamilton. It's a smaller community. I love The Woodlands. They're attentive. if somebody's not here, they pick up the beat, nobody misses. It's a well-organized place. Even in chaos, it is organized. Everybody gets the same care, which is wonderful. If somebody doesn't make it to work, somebody else always steps up and goes, "I got this. Don't worry about it." That's what I like about it and I didn't see that in other places I was at. On Thursdays, we have music with Doug. We love Doug. We sit outside and there are rocking chairs, and then we go down to the parlor and we have snacks after we sing. They do puzzles all the time. Right now, they're out there and they're doing Bible study, which I think is wonderful. They knock on the door for everything, for lunch, for breakfast, for dinner, and activities. They keep them very involved. I'm very happy here. They do a wonderful job here. I told my family if something happened to me today, this would be the place that you're going to put me. She has a studio. She's got a small refrigerator, that's just for drinks, a small microwave, a sink, then the big bathroom. It's a studio, but it's a pretty good size. We have a twin bed, a recliner, a small kitchen table, and two curio cabinets. They don't allow anybody to sit. They want everybody up and moving. It's the coordinator that makes the difference here. She is unbelievable. I like the way they bill here. Everybody is even keeled here. I've been in another place where they charged to walk her to lunch and she's got a walker. For what we get, that's laundry, food, bathing, all of that, value for money is OK. It's very comfortable for us. They can do Medicaid here, too. I really don't have anything bad to say. The person that used to fix the food is no longer here and they've got somebody new, but they seem to be OK. If they're having a hamburger and somebody can't have it, they'll go, "What do you need?" They're very attentive, like, "Would you like a bowl of soup?" They're just nice people. I don't think they tolerate somebody not being nice around here."

Optimized Senior Living Assisted Living and Memory Care in Fairfield, Ohio, offers a thoughtfully designed community at 6131 River Road, providing both assisted living and specialized memory care services. Family owned and operated, this community combines compassionate care with a home-like setting where residents can comfortably age in place. The main assisted living building accommodates 24 residents in spacious, open-concept living areas, while two adjacent memory care homes each feature six private bedrooms, creating an intimate environment with a low caregiver-to-resident ratio. The community enhances residents’ quality of life through a variety of amenities and engaging activities. Residents can enjoy beautiful outdoor spaces, including gardens and a large courtyard, as well as indoor common areas such as a dining room and coffee shop. On-site services include a beauty and barber shop, guest parking, and regular laundry services for linens and clothing. A diverse schedule of activities such as yoga, gardening, music, games, and arts and crafts fosters social connection and personal enrichment. Nutritious, chef-prepared meals are served in a shared dining space, with accommodations for special dietary needs like vegetarian, diabetic, and kosher diets. Guests are also welcome to join residents at mealtimes, enhancing the community’s warm, family-like atmosphere. What truly distinguishes Optimized Senior Living is its nurse-led care model and all-inclusive pricing, ensuring residents receive consistent, comprehensive support without hidden fees. The community emphasizes safety and wellness with around-the-clock care and a team trained to provide personalized attention. Located near shopping centers, restaurants, and local parks in Fairfield, residents benefit from both a peaceful residential setting and convenient access to nearby attractions. With its blend of expert care, engaging lifestyle options, and strong family values, Optimized Senior Living offers seniors a truly supportive place to call home.

"My mother is in StoryPoint Fairfield. The staff is wonderful. They are loving and caring individuals, taking care of my mother. She moved from independent living where she had a one-bedroom apartment and now she's in assisted living which is just one room with a bathroom and it's always well maintained. The bathroom is always clean when I go to see her and it is bright, it has a window, and it gets a lot of light. She seems to be very happy there. They have an activities director that is just amazing. She reminds me of the Love Boat. She's got activities scheduled for them every day of the week. They do exercising, they do movies, they go off campus to activities, they take tours, and they do art. Every time I go into her room, there's a different art project that she's worked on sitting out in her room. They play bingo. It's just constant. They go into the bistro where they have singers come in and worship groups from churches. It's such a well-rounded activity list that she can participate in, or she can choose not to, but what I liked and why we moved her from the independent living to the assisted living was that she wouldn't engage herself and go out and find things to do where she is now, someone comes, knocks on her door, and says, "Hey, we're getting ready to do such and such, you want to come?" and that encourages her to say, "Yes, I'll come." So, she's getting out of the room. They have a courtyard that's protected because some of those people do have memory issues, so they have an area where they can go outside and get sunshine or a family member can come and take them and walk around the outer portion of the campus. They have that inner portion where they also have a garden where they can work. There's an activities room that they have the movies and so forth shown. Then they have an area outside the nurse's station where they have the TV going and there's an aquarium so it's relaxing and they can see whatever's on the TV monitor. There is a physical therapy section. Right now, my mom is getting physical therapy twice a week. They have a lady that can come in and she does their nails. She can get your hair done. All of the nurses and the aides are just wonderful people and my mom really likes them. So, that means that they're communicating with her and she's communicating back with them. It's like she is their grandmother and they take that kind of care of her. I could not have been happier."

"My mother moved into Trustwell Living at Fairfield Place and we are very satisfied. They have a very low patient to aide ratio. They provide activities. They called and actually asked what type of thing my mom was interested in doing. They had the doctor adjust her medication so that she is much calmer. They provide three meals a day and all the snacks they can eat. I like her room. It is set up so that there's a direct line of vision for the bathroom, the bed, and the sitting area. They can't get out without a code. Nobody can get in unless someone inside enters a code and lets them in. They have a sunroom, a courtyard with walking areas and sitting areas, two common areas with televisions, and activity areas. They actually have a spot with a piano where if someone knows how to play a piano, it's there. They have memory games, visual recognition games, and activities to improve their muscle control, and they also do field trips so that the residents can visit places and get stimulation."

"I toured Beehive Homes of Liberty Township. I liked the fact that they were small-scale. I felt like if I'd been there I could have gotten more one-on-one and more personal attention. It was a very clean facility. The staff was very caring. I have no experience with them, but just from what I observed, they seemed nice and caring."

"My mom has moved into Garden Manor, which is right off a major highway. They have lots of parking. Garden Manor has large hallways and nice rooms. My mom is confined to a bed, so she has to have assistance getting dressed and being fed. It's a nursing home with an assisted living wing. My mom doesn't participate in activities; however, they have church, movie, bingo, and a group that likes to knit."