1907 Assisted Living at Central School sits in Amherst, Ohio, in a building first built in 1907 as the Amherst Central School, and now folks see a mix of old charm with new comforts all through the place, so you'll find wide hallways, high ceilings, and details that remind you of the old school, but they've added things like air conditioning, cable, telephones, and private bathrooms in every studio or suite. The community fits up to 80 residents and offers many care options, such as assisted living, independent living, memory care, home care (non-medical), adult day services, long-term care, and Medicare-certified home health, with skilled nursing and hospice also available for those who need it. They have round-the-clock supervision, a 24-hour call system for emergencies, nurses on-site 12 to 16 hours every day, and help with bathing, dressing, transfers, medication, or eating for those who might need an extra hand.
People living at 1907 at Central School can join in a range of activities that support social, mental, and physical health, like spending time at the fitness room, game room, spa, social pub, putting green, billiard room, garden, or library, and there are also special programs and mental wellness support. Meals come from a chef-designed menu, served in a group setting, and snacks are on hand if you get hungry between times. Spacious fully furnished apartments let folks choose between studios or suites, all designed for comfort and privacy. Residents can use the barber and salon, enjoy therapy services on the spot-for example, physical, occupational, and speech therapy-or take part in scheduled outings with community-operated transportation, which gets folks to doctor appointments or local shops without any fuss.
The historic setting means you get old-school character, and you're right near Amherst's small-town shops, parks, and clinics, which makes it easy for family to visit or for folks to get out and about if they want. The staff focuses on individualized support, so each person's care plan is set up for their own needs, whether it's day-to-day help, memory support, or skilled nursing. There's also respite and short-term care for families who need a break now and then, and adult day services if you only need somewhere safe to be during weekdays. Being part of the Sprenger Health Care system means they connect easily with a wider network for any specialized healthcare needs. All these pieces add up to a place that balances historic surroundings, modern safety features, a good list of services, and a variety of ways to stay active or relax depending on what suits you best.
