Bickford of Worthington

Bickford of Worthington offers assisted living, independent living, memory care, and skilled nursing at two locations in Worthington, Ohio. The community has staff trained in memory care and a part-time nurse on site, and they help with daily living tasks like bathing, grooming, medication reminders, medication intake, and incontinence care. Rooms have emergency call systems, wifi, individually controlled heating and air, and kitchenettes. Residents see weekly housekeeping and laundry, linen services, and regular maintenance, which helps keep things tidy and simple for everyone. Pets are welcome, and there's guest parking along with multiple language options, mainly English. The community serves meals restaurant-style in a formal dining room, with diet and nutrition services for specific needs like gluten restrictions, and guest meals are available too. Residents can enjoy an all-hours bistro, arts and crafts room, and a fitness room inside, while the outside areas include a barbecue grill, stonework patios, and gardens-grounds stay well-kept with manicured lawns. Bickford of Worthington holds religious services on-site and has a salon for personal grooming. Entertainment and activities include tabletop games, horticultural programs, outings to local shopping and recreation, music, literary and educational groups, arts and crafts, and daily exercise. There's cable or satellite TV in the common rooms and various parking options. Staff listens to residents' preferences, planning activities and meals based on what everyone needs and enjoys, and helpers are trained to support those with memory concerns. Together with respite care, different room styles, and a social calendar, the aim is to keep residents active and comfortable. The place started business in 2014 and got new owners in 2018, and while they've got a good BBB rating (A+), they're not BBB-accredited. The directors include Mr. David Dusseau and Ms. Maureen Sorensen. Financing and payment options vary to fit different needs.