Ohio Living Swan Creek sits on 34 wooded acres with plenty of outdoor areas, walking trails, and an outlook deck where folks can watch the seasons change and enjoy a bit of fresh air. The place offers different living options, like independent living for those who want to stay active with some privacy, assisted living apartments for people who need help with things like getting dressed or taking a shower, and memory care services aimed at people with dementia who need a bit more support and supervision, plus skilled nursing for folks with more serious medical needs. The apartments, some called The Birch and The Apen, come with kitchenettes, walk-in showers, closets, defined dining spaces, and safety features like emergency call systems, so people can feel comfortable and secure, and there are villas like the Commodore that offer three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and high-end touches for those who want a bit more space.
Residents get three home-cooked meals a day with menus that can be changed for those with diabetes, allergies, or high blood pressure, and there's daily light housekeeping, weekly laundry, bed-making, and reminder services to help folks make it to meals and activities on time. The grounds have flower beds, sitting areas, gardens, a hot tub, a steam room, and a fitness area, so whether someone likes reading in a quiet room, stretching out on the walking path, or joining a fitness class, there's something to do. The campus is pet-friendly and has sprinklers, smoke alarms, and emergency alert systems for safety, while a team of caregivers, including licensed nurses and 24-hour staff, is always on hand. There's a barber shop and beauty salon, and even a traveling hairdresser for convenience, plus nearby medical offices and a Walgreens pharmacy less than a mile away.
The activities calendar stays full with things like art, creative workshops, fitness classes, movie nights, and themed social events, while staff also arrange community outings, shopping, spiritual services, and trips to doctor's appointments, with free scheduled transportation. Special programs like music therapy, pet therapy, Alzheimer's-specific activities, and memory support plans cater to folks with different needs, and exercise and health plans adjust to each person's abilities and alertness. Residents can join community events or resident-run activities, take part in wellness programs, and use the computer lab with free internet.
For additional needs, services like palliative medicine, hospice, home health care, short-term rehabilitation, dental and podiatry visits, and outpatient therapy are available. There's a dedicated care team focused on each resident's dignity and independence, creating care plans suited to each person's situation. The community is non-profit, part of Ohio Living Communities, and takes pride in being a place where folks support each other and sometimes give back through donations to the foundation. Swan Creek holds a 4-star CMS rating for its skilled nursing facility, but it's had some inspection and infection control deficiencies in the past, with issues around preventing infections and providing proper catheter care, and it has experienced nurse turnover at a rate of 68.5%. There's a locked and secure environment for residents at risk of wandering, along with special memory care programs for those needing extra supervision. The facility has 34 certified beds and about 29 residents per day in skilled nursing, accepts both Medicare and Medicaid, and is certified under the Ohio Department of Aging's Assisted Living Waiver Program. Furnished apartments come with basic cable, resident Wi-Fi, and utilities in the monthly fee, plus weekly housekeeping, with extra options for things like guest suites, extra meals, or transportation for a fee.
With regular maintenance, on-site healthcare, housekeeping, dining options, and safety features, plus personal attention from staff, Ohio Living Swan Creek gives seniors a variety of living arrangements and services so they can keep up their routines, get help where they want it, and feel safe, though it's not perfect and will have areas that need ongoing work, just like most places.
