The Woodlands of Liberty Assisted Living sits in Wadsworth, Ohio, and gives seniors many options, with available one-bedroom apartments and some current promotions like two months' rent free, which newcomers sometimes find helpful. The place is pet friendly, so residents can bring small companions with them, and there's a focus on helping folks stay independent while making sure help is nearby. The staff assists with reminders, showering, bathing, dressing, grooming, and companionship, and the care team includes Certified Nursing Assistants, Licensed Practical Nurses, and Registered Nurses around the clock. Residents can use Medicaid, long-term care insurance, and the Medicaid Waiver program for payment if needed, and the pricing is usually lower than a full-time nursing home.
The building is a licensed Residential Care Facility with 96 licensed beds, offering a range of care like assisted living, skilled nursing, long-term care, hospice care, memory care, and even home health care that's Medicare-certified. The community tries to keep things comfortable, with recent renovations and inviting outdoor areas, landscaped walking paths, and common rooms where folks can visit, play games, or do activities. Apartments have kitchens or kitchenettes, washers and dryers, cable TV, and safety features like sprinklers and handicap access. There's regular housekeeping and maintenance staff who clean and look after the place, and the on-site beauty shop helps people look their best.
Residents get home-cooked meals, always with fresh fruits and vegetables, served in a dining room with Wi-Fi. There's a monthly calendar full of social outings, health and wellness programs, education, arts and crafts, and fitness classes, so people can stay busy if they want. Scheduled transportation takes residents to medical visits, shopping trips, and group activities. The Woodlands of Liberty uses individualized care plans to fit each person's needs, with extra support for memory care when required.
The staff offers medical services like nurses, wound care, podiatry, occupational therapy, and medication support. There's also laundry, dry cleaning, medication reminders, and personal care when needed. The community encourages residents to speak up about what they want, so everyone feels comfortable sharing opinions and needs, and families are welcome to talk with folks already living there for honest feedback. Safety and privacy are taken seriously, and staff are always present, with the whole place operating twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
The Woodlands of Liberty is family-owned with a focus on keeping a warm, nurturing feeling and fostering well-being, independence, and a sense of community. There are staffing opportunities for per diem and flexible shifts for nurses and aides, and the facility's state licensing and regular surveys by the Department of Aging help keep standards in place. Residents and families can set up tours or initial assessments, and detailed information about care, services, and amenities is available. The Woodlands of Liberty tells people directly about contract terms or levels of care, so families know what to expect, and everyone's encouraged to stay active, connected, and to age in a place that feels like home.
