I like the small cottages, which promote a family-like feel. Thank you Maple Ridge for taking…read morecare of mom : ) .

The facilities are well kept and the staff works to make families feel welcome. Had a nice family…read morepicnic today even though it rained.

The Activities Director, Ellen Gunderson, is absolutely awesome in the activities that she provides…read morefor the residents. Recently she organized a "BABY SHOWER" for them and I have not heard such talking, and laughing, and excitement coming from the activities room. On July 4, the residents were soaking their tootsies in wading pools and watching fireworks. She is creative and hardworking beyond words. She keeps the residents engaged and smiling. I suggested to the administration that they never let her go. MY GRATITUDE TO YOU ELLEN. The KITCHEN STAFF works hand-in-hand with Ellen. Every activity is always accompanied by lovely food treats. As a unique example, on the BABY SHOWER DAY, the kitchen staff had carved a watermelon in the shape of a baby. That same CREATIVITY is shown in the kitchen also. ACTIVITIES AND THE KITCHEN FIT TOGETHER LIKE A HAND IN A GLOVE. I know just a couple of the kitchen staff -- Justin Harris and Stephanie -- but you can tell that all of them work very hard to keep the residents strong and healthy. Justin remarked to me that these residents are "family" and you can just feel that coming through.

Extremely understaffed, patients needs are not addressed or attended too. They over medicate to…read morekeep from having to deal with the residents. The residents spend all there time alone in there rooms, activities are non existent. Management says what you as a family member wants to hear with no intentions of following threw. Give strong reconsideration to placing your loved ones in this facility.

My Mom, of Blessed Memory, was a resident of Stone Gardens Assisted Living Facility for over four…read moreyears. She loved being a resident. Her care was excellent. The staff were sincere in their care and in their respect for my Mom's welfare. The food was very tasty: The many times that I visited my Mom over those four years, I also enjoyed the food. There were a large choice of activities, including music, cognitive, fun and physical. Every Jewish Holiday was celebrated. If I needed to one day live in an assisted living facility, Stone Gardens is where it would be.

This is where my grandmother has been living for the past few years. It's very clean, there are a…read morelot of activities available for the residents, everyone is very friendly and it appears to be professionally run. My only complaints are that the food is like cafeteria food and they get all bent out of shape if you bring your own food. I don't know what it costs to live there, but I'm guessing it's enough that the residents and their guests should be able to eat whatever they please.

My father lives in Brecksville down the road from Chippewa Place. He has full independence and…read morelimited use of a cane. Due to some unforeseen medical issue, he lost use of his left leg and was in a lot of pain when trying to get up and move around. Prior to his next day doctor's appointment, contacting insurance or going out and purchasing one... I called up Chippewa Place and asked if they had a Walker we could use. Spoke to some very nice young ladies that told me they had an extra one and he could have it. How lovely, generous, kind and caring! Picked it up shortly after and it was in remarkable condition. More than what I had in mind and it made a world of difference. They wanted nothing in return other than helping out and being wonderful people. Thank You So Very Much!

I have been a resident for 12 months. The new owner has put the rent up $300/single and $400/double…read more(a 16.4% rise for 2025). The new owner is a "for profit" LLC and claims the increase is to keep in line with 'current market rates.' In the mean time, the food services has been reduced and the quality of the food sourcing has gone to the lowest possible provider. The continental breakfast appears in advertising, but is not provided in the lease and is only a 'courtesy' from the landlord. The new, absentee land lord from NJ, also has struck out wording from the former lease which would limit incremental services charges to be passed on to the resident. They are in it for the money and residence safety and well being are not the driving concern to providing senior independent living. There are better landlords in the Cleveland metro area which will not price gouge current senior residents with indiscriminate sur charges. Chippawa Place has lost it's reputation as a quality care independent living option and is now under the Horizon umbrella of facilities.