Certain Nursing Home facilities accept veteran benefits which can make Nursing Home more affordable for veterans. To learn more about who’s eligible, what’s covered, and how to apply, read our guide to Veteran’s Benefits. Use the filters below to sort through the 223 reviews of Nursing Home communities that accept veteran benefits in Piqua, Ohio.
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8212 north main street, Dayton, OH 45415
2.8
(8 reviews)
"Nursing staff and aids are excellent. They are always professional and made my family member feel welcome from day 1. The facility is not as flashy as some other places, but the car is excellent!..."
READ MOREOne Country Lane, Brookville, OH 45309
3.6
(16 reviews)
"This wonderful community has been amazing. Everyone in every area here is phenomenal. My mother in law wasn’t ready yet but she feels at home now!! She has made many new friends who are like family. The staff is always smiling and always makes time f..."
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1500 Villa Rd, Springfield, OH 45503
4.0
(10 reviews)
"Oakwood Village is very nice. My brother is there right now for rehab and a good friend of mine, and they both like it very well. It's a very good place. The staff is very nice, especially Emily. My brother says the meals are very good. They have a v..."
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Fxysyren77
1.0
Review of Piqua Manor
Rooms are beautiful, but what good is that if you have only half the staff care. My grandmother was there for a few weeks and was unable to get the staff to give her a shower. Nurses were great....
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Snow1971
1.0
Review of Piqua Manor
He was laying in own vomit all night then it dried up and when we went to visit he said no one came when he pushed the button for help and he was still laying in dried up vomit you can see it on...
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Dude573
1.0
Review of Heartland of Piqua
RUN AND DONT STOP..... worst place on earth..... unsanitary on all levels haven't cleaned his bathroom at all in over 2weeks. Sharps container has been full the whole time he has been there. So...
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