Apostolic Christian Home Inc

Apostolic Christian Home Inc has served the community in Rittman, Ohio, since 1975, with a strong focus on care and comfort for seniors, and you can tell they've really grown over the years, starting out as a smaller 51-bed place and, after adding a third wing, now offering 75 beds for nursing care, with 24 more in their assisted living wing, and they run independent apartments too, like Oak, Beech, Cedar, Dogwood, Elm, Buckeye, Juniper, and Hickory, which lets folks have a safe, comfortable option with one- or two-bedroom layouts. The facility works as a non-profit and aims to give care with kindness, patience, and love, supported by their mission to serve others with Christ-like compassion, plus they've long been backed by Apostolic Christian Churches. They offer a wide range of services such as skilled nursing, rehabilitation with physical, speech, and occupational therapy, assisted living, independent apartments in Apostolic Village, memory care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, respite care for short-term stays, and residential care homes that help folks needing daily support like dressing and bathing. Their staff, including certified nurse aides and licensed nurses, stays onsite around the clock, and the facility's got physicians and therapy equipment like a weigh rack, Omnistep, NuStep, hi-low mat table, and offers therapy methods like E-Stim, Diathermy, Ultrasound, and Vital Stim. Residents get access to community dining, laundry, housekeeping, pickleball, a fitness center, whirlpool, and beauty and spa services, plus plenty of social activities like outings, music events, spiritual help, and volunteer chances, and in August 2024, they're just about set to finish Aspen Square Assisted Living Building which means they'll be expanding even more to meet different care needs. The apartments sit close to healthcare and have emergency help, which adds peace of mind, and the nursing home provides both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care, so seniors can move between levels of care more easily as their needs change, whether recovering after a hospital stay or needing everyday help. The facility is licensed by the state of Ohio and aims to support every resident physically, spiritually, socially, and emotionally, with a team that works to keep everyone safe and well-cared for, and since they've been doing this for over forty years, they've built up a steady reputation in the area for providing a good home and a sense of community for older adults who need various degrees of help as they age, and Evan Beery leads as principal officer.