Canton Christian Home is a large, faith-based nonprofit senior living community that offers a range of care levels like independent apartment living, assisted living, skilled nursing care, memory care, and short-term rehab or respite care, so seniors and couples can find a spot that fits their needs. The place has a warm, homey feel that residents and their families often notice, with private units and floorplans like studios, single rooms, and two-bedrooms, and the pricing varies depending on what kind of care is needed, running from about $2,500 to $9,000 per month. Folks can enjoy made-to-order meals by culinary staff, a comfy café that looks out onto pretty patios or gardens, and a dining room that feels like a regular restaurant, especially serving a big breakfast menu. Residents often sit in outdoor seating areas, visit the garden, or join programs for recreation, entertainment, health and wellness, arts, crafts, or social events, with spiritual life activities and church services available for those interested in growing their faith.
Staff are known to genuinely care about the well-being of everyone living there, and nurses are onsite 24 hours a day, with medication management, bathing or dressing help, and support for those who need wound care or have memory troubles, so you'll find licensed nursing staff and personal care assistants ready to help. Safety is a focus, with handicap accessible facilities, a sprinkler system, and thoughtful touches to help folks get around easily, while rooms offer housekeeping, laundry, linens, kitchens or kitchenettes, and cable TV, so families know their loved ones are in good hands and don't have to worry as much about chores. Canton Christian Home allows pets and gives transportation for shopping or outings and can help coordinate rides for appointments or errands.
Amenities include a fitness center, salon/barbershop, guest parking, game and activity rooms, meeting spaces, a gift shop, and Wi-Fi, and residents have access to wellness activities like chair yoga, exercise programs, and clubs for puzzles, cards, Wii bowling, coloring, and hobbies like the Needles and Threads group; there are also pet visits, Bible studies, and group outings. For folks who want skilled rehab, there are occupational and physical therapy services, plus nursing staff handle wound care and podiatry if needed, and every resident has a care plan tailored just for them, so somebody is always thinking about what's best for each person.
Families are welcome to tour in person or virtually, and it's common for the team to encourage discussions about costs, care needs, and move-in steps before making a decision, so people know what to expect. There's a proactive management team, facility rental options for community gatherings, and a goal to make sure neighbors can really become friends, with a calm, welcoming environment where residents are encouraged to personalize their spaces and join in whatever activities appeal to them.
