Eden Vista Beachwood

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  Google User 2 weeks ago

  Run!!!! This facility was originally Windsor Heights Alzheimer's Specialty Care Center, AKA...Beachwood Care Group. They caused the death of Mr. Williamston, who died from Blunt Trauma to the head due to him falling caused by their negligence. This is why these big corporations change their names. The same Executive Director that was on the wrongful death lawsuit, Brandy Delp, is still the Executive Diector at the newly named facility "Eden Vista Beachwood." These big corporations want to fill a bed, no matter if they can safely take care of your loved one. They tell you everything you want to hear, but it's all a lie. They work with minimum staff for top profits. This and all wrongful death lawsuites are public knowledge on the court docket. They are very sneaky. They always have an AKA name for their facility, so not everyone knows what name to look up. Please do your research before placing a loved one in a facility. *Ask for State Inspection reports... You can also obtain state inspection reports from the Ohio Department of Health, the facility itself, or the long-term care ombudsman. Each facility is required by law to make the latest state inspection report available for examination in a place readily accessible to residents *Visit on weekends and nights *Try and avoid Corporate owned facilities, they only care about the money, not your loved ones. They work with minimum staffing for top profit *Look for non-profit or family owned facilities *Look at online reviews...positive and negative *Search for nursing facilities on the following sites... -https://aging.ohio.gov/care-and-living/nursing-home-navigator/nursing-home-navigator https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/?providerType=NursingHome Ohio Nursing Homes | Avoid using businesses that will refer you to nursing facilities, like "Senior Care Authority." Or "A Place for Mom" They make a lot of money from these corporate owned facilities that they refer....they're all about the money, not your lov

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  lauren dubay 7 years ago

  This is a very clean community with caring and attentive staff. The rooms are spacious though the community is small and feels like home. There are many small common areas for you to visit with your loved one. There are two nice secured outdoor spaces to walk or enjoy the raised garden beds without noise from the main street traffic. This community does not feel clinical and the staff is very knowledgeable about dementia care.

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