Greenfield Estates is a one-story senior living community that mainly serves people with memory care needs like Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, and you'll find it surrounded by lots of greenery near Akron General Health and Wellness Center, parks, golf courses, dining, and shopping, which really helps residents stay connected with what's familiar. The building's floor plan is easy to get around, with secured courtyards and walking paths outside, big indoor spaces like fireside living rooms, an arts and crafts center, and plenty of areas for conversations or group activities, and they've designed everything to feel homelike and to help people living with memory loss move around safely and easily. The staff here know dementia care, and there's a special program called Meaningful Moments that focuses on each person's life story and builds activities and care around what matters to them, so people have choice and routines that make sense to them while keeping their safety in mind with things like monitored security and a 24-hour call system.
Residents can choose from options for independent living, assisted living, memory care, and short-term respite stays, which help when regular caregivers need a break, and with 12 to 16-hour nursing and a nurse on staff part-time, folks get the care they need-including medication help, bathing, dressing, and other daily activities-with care plans set up before anyone moves in, tailored to each individual's needs. Meals are served restaurant-style three times a day, with snacks always available, and there are specialized menus for different nutrition needs, so everyone stays healthy and comfortable. The calendar's full of activities each week, like music, art, games, movies, supervised outings, gardening, and even holiday parties, and families are encouraged to join in, which keeps everyone connected and helps people feel at home.
The staff run wellness and fitness programs, offer salon and personal grooming services, and provide devotional services on-site, and there's support for family members like education and referral programs, too. Linens are furnished, housekeeping and laundry are routine, and there are TV and phone outlets in every room, plus cable TV and a fireplace in the living rooms, making things comfortable and convenient. The community has 66 beds and allows pets, has guest parking, and is designed for wheelchair access, and people can pay by check with an entry fee starting at $2,000. The care here centers on compassion, safety, and dignity, with lots of focus on activities and personal connections, making Greenfield Estates a place where residents can keep active, independent, and engaged, all while getting support that's just right for them.
