The Northridge sits in North Ridgeville, Ohio, offering seniors several living choices like independent living, assisted living, and memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, and they take adults aged 55 and over, some with their pets. The apartments come in one-bedroom, two-bedroom, studio, and semi-private styles, and each one's got a full kitchen with a self-cleaning range, self-defrosting fridge, kitchen sink disposal, and automatic sprinkler and smoke detectors, plus a personal emergency response system that connects to 24-hour building monitors for safety. Folks who live here get all-inclusive pricing, covering meals like continental breakfast, evening meals Monday through Saturday, and Sunday brunch, with special attention from chefs and meal planners who try to keep things both healthy and tasty, and residents use laundry facilities free of charge with housekeeping each week and daily trash pickup, so it's pretty low-maintenance living.
People at The Northridge can join scheduled activities, church services, and social programs that keep them engaged, which the staff encourages since they emphasize kindness, compassion, and friendliness, and there's always something planned in outdoor or indoor common areas like the living room lounge, the dining room with a cathedral ceiling and fireplace, a two-story atrium, the library, or activity room with a TV. There's scheduled rides for doctor and dentist visits, churches, the supermarket, malls, special events, and more, plus extra help like grocery delivery and dry cleaning pick-up and delivery if needed. Residents who need support can get help with daily things like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and memory care uses trained staff for seniors who can get confused or might wander, and families handle any extra care or outside medical needs, since home care isn't provided on-site.
There's banking services once a week, Wi-Fi and high-speed internet, and a beauty and barber shop right in the building, with private garages available for a monthly fee, and most buildings are handicap accessible. Pets are allowed, though some rules apply. Security's good, with controlled building entry systems and a full fire protection system in place, and reviews mention the staff being friendly and helpful while activities support social, physical, mental, and emotional health. The Northridge has gotten awards for best meals, dining, activities, and for being the friendliest, and they stay up to date with all the proper licensing because an outside group checks things over for quality. Tours let people see daily life for themselves, from meals to events. The staff stays accessible and well trained, aiming to create a caring community where seniors can live with as much independence as possible, all with easy-to-understand terms and straight-forward services for those looking for a stable, social, and safe retirement community.
