What time does The Inn at CoalRidge open?

The Inn at CoalRidge is open 24 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does The Inn at CoalRidge close?

The Inn at CoalRidge is open 24 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Sun Open 24 hours

Does The Inn at CoalRidge have free WiFi?

Yes, The Inn at CoalRidge has free WiFi.

Specialties

At our independently owned and operated assisted living facility, we provide nothing but the best treatment for your loved ones. We like to think of our facility as a retirement community, and we offer multiple life enrichment activities and lifestyle amenities for our tenants to make them feel right at home. In addition to offering chapel services, social areas, organized exercise classes, and our in-home movie theatre, we also offer off-facility services. We provide transportation at our retirement home so that our tenants may have refreshing shopping trips, visits to restaurants, and more. Our mission is to provide the very best senior care for your loved ones, treating them as our "Mothers and Fathers, Grandmothers and Grandfathers". We are passionate about our seniors having a safe and comfortable living experience. Ready to consider options for a loved one? Give us a call today.

History

Established in 2012.

In November of 1987, The Inn at SharonBrooke opened and was the first free standing assisted living facility in Ohio. It was a success and offered a complete prototype for building again. Partnering with other healthcare professionals, as well as a national provider, McClain and Donaldson moved forward to develop facilities throughout Ohio, totaling twenty facilities to date. Today, they continue to enhance and strengthen their model and concept with each new project they embark upon.

Meet the Business Owner: Jerry M.

Beverly Donaldson, a registered nurse, worked as a nursing supervisor at a full skilled nursing facility, "nursing home" in 1986. There she witnessed firsthand the environment our seniors were living in and had a vision of another option where seniors could live in a more homelike setting, not an institutionalized one. She took her ideas to her father, Jerry McClain, a developer and general contractor known for quality construction and his business acumen in their hometown community of Newark, Ohio. With the possessed knowledge of their respective professions and abundant business and medical contacts, Jerry and Bev organized focus groups and did extensive research to develop their ideas into a business model and building plan. This crystallized concept was fueled by the philosophy to enrich the physical and social lifestyles of seniors by providing the utmost in personalized care and services.