Pete's Place

Pete's Place sits at 243 Sinsbury Drive North in Worthington, Ohio, and serves mainly as a residential care home where folks can find assisted living, memory care, independent living, and even nursing and home care, so you'll see a range of care needs here, and while the place has private and semi-private rooms, each with private baths and some with wheelchair-accessible showers and tubs, people can also book short-term or respite stays if they need a break or time to recover. The staff provides help with daily activities, meals, personal care, and manages medication, though reviews and reports mention some issues with pills being left out, unidentified medication, and overall concerns about medication safety, so families might want to check how staff handles these things, as health monitoring for blood pressure and diabetic care's available too, along with wound care although there have been times instructions for wound care weren't followed quite right. Pete's Place is set up for people with memory loss and has specific features like a Wander Guard to stop folks from wandering, plus both indoor and outdoor common areas where residents can interact with others or get some peace and quiet. The staff's trained to help redirect residents with memory issues to keep them safe and calm, but there have been concerns over staff preparedness and general resident safety, so while many families find comfort in the services, others have noticed room for improvement, and the place scores a 3.3 out of 5 from four reviews with an overall "very good" rating of 3.5 stars. Pete's Place also offers meals, including kosher and vegetarian options, and there's a beautician for hair care. The home has features for accessibility and convenience, and amenities and staff can be seen firsthand on a scheduled visit. The price reported is about $3,840, which fits the area for this kind of care, and the home's been established in Worthington for some time now, so folks looking for various levels of support for elderly family members can find options here, but should ask about staff training, medication tracking, and wound care when they plan a tour just to make sure it's the right fit for everyone's needs.