Landings of Sidney

Landings of Sidney sits in a peaceful area of Sidney, Ohio, near the natural setting of Tawawa Park, and the community tries to make everyone feel at home, with a warm and supportive atmosphere that encourages belonging, keeps families involved, and lets residents stay as their needs change. The building is purpose-built for seniors, even those with Alzheimer's or dementia, with a secured Memory Care neighborhood, 24/7 nurses and aides, protected outdoor spaces, and open floor plans made to help people move around safely. Residents can live in private apartments with baths, efficiency kitchens, and emergency call systems, with help available for daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, medication, walking, and transfers using lifts when needed. Landings of Sidney supports aging in place, so people can get light or heavy care as needed, and there's help for behavioral and wandering issues, incontinence, diabetes, and medication management. Meals come three times a day plus snacks, with choices for vegetarian, gluten-free, low-sodium, or low-sugar diets and guest or private dining available, and you get anytime dining and in-room options when needed, with nutritious meal plans planned for health. The activities calendar runs with brain fitness, stretching and art classes, karaoke, live well programs, game room meetups, devotional services, pet-focused activities, outings, community service, and trips both on and off site, and an activity director makes sure something's always happening. Residents can have dogs or cats, with pet care offered, and enjoy the secured outdoor lawn, a screened porch, raised garden beds, Wi-Fi, and both indoor and outdoor spaces for relaxing or meeting with others. There's regular housekeeping, linen service, scheduled and unscheduled transportation to appointments or outings, parking for residents and visitors, and a beauty/barber shop on site, plus onsite or visiting nurses, doctors, podiatrists, therapists, pharmacy, and home care. People who need short stays after surgery or when a caregiver needs a break can use the respite care program, and hospice services are also there for end-of-life needs. The community uses safety technology like alarms and bracelets to help protect those at risk of wandering or confusion and has caregiving teams trained in Person Centered care, especially for memory support. The rooms get regular checks, and help is always nearby day or night. Community awards from U.S. News & World Report and the Best of Senior Living highlight years of trust and service, and the onsite staff keeps the setting friendly and family-like, with plenty of smiles and time to listen. With private apartments, custom care plans, scheduled and walk-in medical services, and services for almost all care levels, residents find a setting designed to promote comfort, safety, and a sense of belonging, with a strong focus on making ordinary days pleasant and as easy as possible.