Westbrook Assisted Living & Memory Care at 101 Westbrook Blvd in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, offers a range of care options for seniors, so you'll find both assisted living and a dedicated memory care wing here, with services for folks who need a little help with things like bathing, dressing, or managing medicine, or for those with Alzheimer's or other kinds of dementia who need extra support and safety in a secure area with staff trained just for them, and the place is certified by the Ohio Department of Aging and licensed by the Ohio Department of Health. Residents pick from different apartment styles, including semi-private, private, deluxe, and suites-some come furnished, but everyone's encouraged to bring their own things to feel at home, and every room has cable hookups and an emergency call system, plus there's Wi-Fi throughout the building and handicap access to make moving around easier. Everyone gets three chef-prepared meals a day in a main dining room that feels like a restaurant, with snacks and special options available, and for those who like it quieter, there's a small dining area where staff give more one-on-one attention, and families can use a private dining room for visits.
Westbrook has beautician services like a beauty salon, barber shop, and nail salon right on-site, and residents don't have to worry about chores since staff do laundry, housekeeping, and change linens. It's part of Premier Senior Living, LLC, and managed by Purple Door, LLC, and has staff around the clock for nursing and medication help, diabetic care, incontinence support, and other health needs. The memory care wing is secured to prevent wandering and offers a calm, safe place with activities that help keep the mind active-things like music, games, social events, and exercise. People can go on outings like scenic country drives, weekly shopping trips, and twice-a-month library visits, and there are plenty of things happening inside too, including concerts, Wii-bowling, holiday parties, and daily exercise classes-plus, they offer religious services every week and a Sunday school class once a month for those who want it.
The building's set up to be homey, with lounges, indoor and outdoor common areas, porches, courtyards, and a walking path that goes around the place, so people can enjoy the outdoors or just relax with friends. There's an activities director making sure the calendar is full, and the community focuses on helping everyone stay as independent as possible while being safe and comfortable, whether they need a bit of help each day or special dementia care, always with staff nearby who know what they're doing. Residents get to choose the activities or events that suit them, whether it's a celebration, an outing, or just a quiet moment in the garden, and the goal is to offer a place that feels friendly and familiar, where folks can keep up friendships, stay healthy, and live in comfort.
