Stay far away!!!! No return calls. Incompetent staff especially the ones with degrees. They all lie…read morefor one another. Left hand doesn't talk to the right hand. Notes are not written in patient charts. Place needs shut down!!! In order to post this I had to give a star.

I went on a tour of the Inn at Belden Village recently and was absolutely blown away by the quality…read moreof care and the recent upgrade of the facility. The warmth you feel from the decor and the people is tangible. I was also surprised at how great the food is and the variety of menu choices available to the residents at every meal. The Director, Nan Gammill, puts her personal touch on everything and caring for and being kind to the people there seems to be her mission in life. There was a kindness and compassion from the staff to the residents that set it apart from other assisted living communities I have visited. The activities that are available, the theater, the billiards, the quiet areas with water features. I am not ready for assisted living but I wanted to sign up to be honest.

on the web site- it states 3 chef prepared meals?? lol they…read moreshop at walmart and only do heat and eat items - corn dogs- bbq riblet sandwiches- fish n fries in the oven.. that's false advertising... we have also noticed it is not 24hr care. we have had calls from our mother that no one at night comes to help- and yet we found 2 aids sleeping on the job... they need to get rid of ginny and get a real admin in there.. employees are unhappy and quitting.

Mom is getting very good care from the aids in her villa. They are friendly, helpful, and cook the…read moremeals. I stay in touch with them for important information. But the administration are very poor about providing information. They seem to turn over regularly, also, so I have had difficulty keeping track of who to contact beyond the villa aids. I have been disappointed in what information was not provided that was important to mom's care. They threw out our furniture thinking it was their own (but not contacting us about it for a couple weeks). But after working with the Ohio ombudsman, we came to a settlement. Overall, it is affordable, and a nice facility overall.

My family member received substandard care here. Several of the nursing assistants are very rude…read moreand not courteous to the residents or the family. They have every excuse for their poor job performance. I would never recommend this facility to anyone, ever!

Do all of your care takers disrespectfully label your residents as 'children'? Is it also common…read morefor care takers to cut corners in order to 'speed up the process' of care, so smoke breaks can be had? Residents aren't getting the attention they require or respectfully deserve due to people that are 'just there to collect a paycheck'. This is why seniors and family members hesitate to send their loved ones to these death centers. Your caretakers need to remember, they will at one time require the same care as they age. Train your people properly and teach them to respect those who trust them to care for them.

Talk to your staff about dignity. Dont let them talk down and shame residents. I am broke hearted…read moreat how certain aids spoke to him with such harshness. Also why was hos medicaid paying for depends that he had to share with another resident and in his last weeks of life they were using chucks as depends on him. I have the heartbreaking proof.

Great place to get bedsores!…read more My father and mother were raked over the coals during COVID by this place - charging him 13,000 a month for care. Robbery. My father required a hoyer lift, and could not go to the bathroom on his own. Unfortunately they left him alone, so long for so often that he developed bedsores from being unable to move, unable to be changed on time. They almost dropped him in the hoyer lift more than once, when my mother, who was staying with him, warned them that if they didn't take more care - she would record them almost dropping him so it was on video. This was just before the right to have a camera in facilities - the manager said that if she tried to record them for them to put him down and deny care. I should have gotten a lawyer, instead I got him out of there. Damage was done, both to the pocket book and bedsores. DO NOT TRUST THEM. Update for Tyler's Response: Thank you for reaching out to me. Unfortunately, I hadn't thought about Yelp and google for leaving a review till now, as my facebook memories of conversations with my father and mother came up again and the strife we had at your establishment. The bedsores he had the rest of his life - because as the skin thins from them the skin is never the same - that he accrued under your care remained till the end of his days. The video that Mom sent me at the time, where the aids put him down when she pulled out her phone to record, ignoring his pleas for care, still is haunting. If you have your ship in order now, that's fine. Good for you, but however, I wouldn't trust your company, recommend your company for anything. When we moved out, we saved almost 6,000 a month from what you charged us a month during the pandemic, where you kept upping the care costs to over 13,000 a month. We moved to somewhere with better care, that was 7,600 a month for his care and for mom to stay with him. I never had my parents calling me, pleading with me before you, nor after you. We suspected this was all reprisal at the time because people thought they had called the Omsbudsman and complained. However, THEY had not, but they sure had thought about it - but were concerned things would get worse. In hindsight, I wish we could have called them immediately when they started to have problems. That is what I would recommend to anyone with issues with your facility, call the Ombudsmanif you have any problems. For anyone curious about them you are in: Ombudsman Region: Region 10B, which covers Portage, Stark, Summit, and Wayne counties. Phone: 800-421-7277 or 330-899-5250 It's fine to get your ship in order now - and I truly hope you have, but people have long memories. When you cheat people and hurt people - they remember. Dad has since passed, and Mom is not in an assisted living. I'm sorry you don't like the review, but it's here, and I stand behind it.

We moved my mom to Assisted Living. The staff is very attentive & proactive about bringing…read moreresidents to activities. The food is wonderful & every meal has multiple choices.

After having my mother in a large, highly rated rehab/nursing facility for several months, we moved…read moreher to Greenview Senior Living in Fairlawn and we couldn't be happier. The atmosphere is that of a home rather than of a facility. The place is immaculately clean. Meals are home-cooked and healthy. The ratio of aides to residents is much higher at Greenview than at larger facilities and so all of the residents can receive individualized, timely care. The staff is carefully trained and very caring. The owner (Danka) has a wealth of knowledge about senior care and is expert at providing hands-on care herself. She is there daily, overseeing every aspect of the facility and of the care. Family and visitors are welcomed and become part of the loving community at Greenview. What a difference!

From the owner: Our mission is to establish Greenview Living as Ohios premier assisted living home, providing…read moreservice and care to seniors by encouraging independence, preserving dignity, involving family and friends in a comfortable environment they can call home. Senior Assited Living Facility