Wellspring Health Center sits at 8000 Evergreen Ridge Dr, Cincinnati, Ohio, over in Hamilton County, and it's in the 45215 area, right near the I-75 corridor, which makes it pretty easy to get to hospitals, doctor's offices, stores, or even a cup of coffee at Station Family BBQ or Starbucks, and the CVS Pharmacy is close by, too. The place itself is medium-sized, with a look a bit like a country estate, and offers a home-like setting with a soothing neutral color scheme and park-like grounds, and you'll see garden areas, walking paths, and spots to sit outdoors, plus there's a library, a book room, and areas set up for social nights and recreation. There's sturdy elevators because it's a multi-story building, and you'll find wide doors and walk-in showers that help folks with wheelchairs or who need help moving get around easier.
The center's licensed for 36 residents, and there's private apartment-style rooms and also skilled nursing beds-they had 27 out of 70 nursing home beds available last June-so it really covers everything from independent living to memory care, assisted living, hospice, respite, and even skilled nursing. Folks dealing with memory problems get special care here from a Memory Care Director and team, and Wellspring builds activity calendars just for each care level, so everyone has something to look forward to, like fitness groups, music and art sessions, movie nights, pet and music therapy, and outside relaxation. Days run on a routine with three home-cooked meals, and the kitchen puts out special diets as needed, rotating menus, or even meals for complex health conditions.
People living here get help however much they need, from simple reminders and managing their medicine to full support with bathing, dressing, grooming, the restroom, or moving from bed or chair-sometimes even using two-person transfers, which families can ask more about. The care staff stays awake all night and there's a 24-hour call system, plus a nurse or Memory Care Director keeps an eye on routines and room transfers. There's housekeeping and laundry every week, and the mobile barber or hairdresser visits folks who want a trim or more help staying neat.
Residents can join in all kinds of regular activities: there's entertainment, planned trips to the doctor or the store, social gatherings, exercise plans, and religious services not far away, especially since Adath Israel Congregation's close by, and the community itself sits in a diverse neighborhood-about 32% African American, 48% White, 6% Hispanic-where the average life expectancy comes to 73 years and the median income is around $34,348. The staff offers money management guidance for daily needs and helps schedule pharmacy and therapy services.
Each private room and shared suite comes furnished, and there's emergency pull cords in the rooms for safety, as well as features to help people with mobility issues get around easily; plus, the Seniorly Community Score uses reviews, safety, and livability data to rate Wellspring, so families and residents can see what others thought before they decide if it's a good fit for their needs. Everything from meals and chores to wellness checks and medication is managed by a 24/7 support team, overseen by a community data director, and Wellspring tries hard to keep people engaged, comfortable, and welcomed in a secure place that covers all kinds of elder care, including continuing care for changing health needs over time.
