Memory Care Communities in Austintown, OH

"Being a resident of this facility for almost a year has been quite an experience. I decided to move back home from Maryland to North Jackson as this seemed to fill my needs. I like the location, in the rural area, with no high-rise buildings or busy roads. It is so clean, and peaceful. Everyone who lives and works here is so pleasant. The employees know your name! it feels so safe, I never felt threatened or afraid. I would 100% recommend Antonine Village to anyone to make their home away from home."

"Recently moved my father (89) into Park Vista North (independant living). He could not be in better hands. The staff was great to deal with, very accomodating and helpful as he acclimated himself to the facility. He's pretty independant, but since cooking was never his 'thing', he's usually found at the cafe for his meals, and he's always quite satisfied with the food. During the recent cold snap, he said he was more than warm enough, even tho he's on the 10th floor with tons of windows. Discounts for Veterans as well as move in discounts made the facility affordable as well. I cant say enough about how well they've treated my dad, and would recommend PV to anyone looking for a place for a parent. "

"We chose The Inn at Poland Way because they had an opening when we needed it. My mother-in-law's room was brand new, the place was brand new, and the people were extremely nice. When we first walked in, we said it looked like a 5-star hotel. It was very clean. The staff has been wonderful to all the residents, and the people that serve the food are amazing. My mom is not staying in her room so much, she's always out where everybody is. She eats every bite on her plate, so I'm thinking the food is good."

"I visited St. Mary's in the past year to see my grandmother who is suffering from Alzeimers. As soon as I walked in, I felt the place was very secure and well-staffed with many people. I have to admit the facility seemed a little overcrowded with patients, but the staff was really nice and attended to the needs of the patients well. My grandmother has never been afraid to stay there and has even been making marked improvements over the past few months. They have good activities going on to keep her mentally busy and well maintained during this stage of her life. The only drawback about the place is that it seems a little outdated, like something out of the 1960s. I think this is overshadowed though by the care of the those working at the facility for my grandmother and the improvements she has made over the past few months since March 2011. "

"Armstrong Memory Care Assisted Living was a very nice place. The staff was very pleasant. They seemed to be very caring about the residents they were engaged with. The director was genuinely concerned about me, as well as my husband. There were good-sized rooms, but you had to bring your own furniture in and you had to decorate according to your own style. The courtyard in the middle was nice."

"Clean rooms, kind and helpful staff members! Professionalism was very apparent and appreciated."

"The staff is friendly and treats mom like part of their family vs just another resident/number. If you want to avoid all the institution type setting Inn at the Pines is the place to look. "

"The staff was friendly and helpful. The facility appeared clean and tidy and well organized. When we visited during lunch time the staff accommodated us at the lunch table. My young son was distracted by fish tanks and television screens keeping him busy during visits. It was nice to see little glass display cases outside each person's room which included a personal statement as well as family photos and prized possessions. When my grandmother was in better health she enjoyed the various programs offered by the facility and even sat on a couple of committees involved with fundraising and event organization. On the down side, there seemed to be little attempt to engage those seniors who seemed a little displaced from the community due to age or health issues. Some staff members unintentionally patronized my grandmother, treating her like a child by talking about her as though she couldn't hear. Nothing mean just condescending. "