Fox Run Manor

Fox Run Manor sits on Township Road 145 in Findlay, and the building looks new and peaceful, which gets some people's attention, especially those who want a quiet place for recovery or memory care. The staff mostly speak English, but a few know other languages, and you'll often see nurses, therapy folks, and STNAs working together, always looking out for residents, especially for those who need extra care with dementia or Alzheimer's, so that families can feel a little more comfortable leaving their loved ones in their care. The place runs both short-term and long-term programs, which means people can come for hospice, respite help, or ongoing support, and there's 24-hour health care if something goes wrong, along with regular visits from optometry, dental, and podiatry pros who help people keep up with their glasses, teeth, or feet, since those things get more important as the years go on. The management team values compassion and tries to make everyone feel like they belong, and they've been doing that for more than 50 years, building trust with families over a long stretch of time. Those who like to get out can join group trips to stores or take part in church visits, or sign up for special events, because even a little bit of shopping or fresh air can brighten someone's mood. The building includes a rehab unit, where physical, occupational, and speech therapy happen, so people trying to get back on their feet have a good shot at doing so-either through outpatient or inpatient rehab. Meals are served according to each resident's likes and schedules, with staff making sure people get what they want within reason, and there are dietary, housekeeping, and maintenance programs that keep things running. A salon and barbershop are on site, which helps residents stay feeling good about themselves. For those who need more serious medical care, everything from antibiotic, hydration, and intravenous therapy is available, and psychological and symptom management for folks in hospice means the hardest days can be faced with some dignity and comfort. Fox Run Manor is one part of the HCF family, and while information about services or policies sometimes isn't complete or might be missing, the staff do their best to help, though right now they aren't taking new patients, so families would need to check back later to see if that's changed.