Otterbein Lebanon SeniorLife Community

Otterbein Lebanon SeniorLife Community offers different kinds of senior living, with independent apartments, patio and ranch homes, assisted living, skilled nursing care, memory care, and home health all together on a big, landscaped campus near Warren County Armco Park, where folks can see wooded hills, gardens, ponds, and walking trails that change with the seasons, and options include one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans, patio homes with garages and natural light, and even assisted living suites with help available anytime, now this place focuses on supporting independence and quality of life, so there's everything from chef-prepared meals, on-campus transportation, and high-speed Wi-Fi to pet-friendly policies and handicap accessibility, plus safety features like controlled building entry and emergency response, and if you need rehab or therapy, there's speech, occupational, and physical therapies right there. The community's a non-profit, with a tradition of putting care first, and you'll find all kinds of activities, whether you like gardening, fishing, bocce ball, art studios, woodworking, shuffleboard, or going to the greenhouse, dog park, pool, or the putting green or fire pit outside the Terrace Place building, and there's a new Life Enrichment Center that's got an indoor swimming pool, fitness center, walking track, spa, and a coffee shop. They give spiritual, social, and mental support through a chapel, music, and life enrichment plans, and the staff includes registered nurses, state-tested nursing assistants, and trained aides for people recovering from injuries or needing help with things like bathing or medications. Memory care uses evidence-based programs like Milestones for dementia, offering secured units and routines to help keep things calm and safe, and there's help for folks who want to stay home through care visits and adult day services for families needing a break. The place is certified for Medicare and Medicaid, which can help manage costs, and amenities cover everything from three meals a day in the restaurant and café to regular housekeeping, laundry, and transportation to outings or appointments. Whether someone needs independent living full of activities and personal freedom, or round-the-clock nursing care in a supportive setting, or short-term rehabilitation after surgery, or compassionate memory care for Alzheimer's or dementia, or even just someone to check in at home, there are plans and people for all these needs, plus, for those who want, there are concerts, lectures, prayer groups, and craft workshops, so there's always something going on, and with choices like Terrace Place apartments, Small House neighborhoods, and ranch homes with new kitchens, everyone can pick the space that suits, and when care needs change, residents have priority access to different care levels within the same community.