Grande Oaks is a large care facility with a mix of services for seniors on over 42 acres, and you'll find it has 90 beds and a daily average of about 50 residents, though only 60 of the beds are certified for Medicare and Medicaid. It's licensed for skilled nursing and rehabilitation, certified for Medicare and Medicaid, and also provides long-term care, short-term rehab, and adult day services, so they've set it up to take care of people with a lot of different needs including independent living, assisted living, memory care, hospice care, and even home care that's both medical and non-medical. Grande Oaks is set up for adults who need different levels of help, with programs for bariatric care, respite care, pulmonary care, orthopedic and cardiac care, wound care, speech and language pathology addressing confusion and memory, as well as services like nutrition, diabetes, renal care, IV therapy, outpatient therapy, and subacute care, and you'll also find therapy every day of the week and a ventilator unit for those who need it.
Families can use support resources and counseling, and both residents and loved ones can talk with staff when needed. They do personal services-laundry, dry cleaning, and room cleaning-with on-site maintenance in both private and semiprivate rooms. Amenities include a common living room, community dining hall, gardens, an auditorium, lobby, and safety features for people with disabilities. You'll find maid service, laundry facilities, transportation help, and regular meal service. Grande Oaks has social activities and programs meant to keep residents busy and involved.
This facility is connected with Embassy Healthcare and Grand Oaks Heritage Care, which means certain heritage care programs and features are available, and there's a focus on rehabilitation that covers occupational, physical, and speech therapy. Medical care includes skilled nursing, nursing care, and family or resident counseling as needed. Grande Oaks gives access to support tools like an activity log, privacy center, and settings for account management, mainly for those using the facility's related apps or websites, since the facility partners with services in the Meta ecosystem, including things like Meta Pay, Meta Store, and even some Meta platforms like Facebook and Messenger, though this won't matter much for most residents.
Inspections found some issues in recent years. Grande Oaks has a history of serious quality problems and has been named a Special Focus Facility Candidate, which means inspectors are watching it more closely. Some deficiencies were for infection control and pharmacy services, plus they documented nurse turnover above the state average, with nurse hours per resident each day above the Ohio average, which may help care but also shows staffing issues. The nurse turnover rate is 59.2% (the state average is 51%). They check in about infection prevention and drug storage, as these have been noted as issues before.
Grande Oaks is set up to cover almost any care need, with both affordable and skilled care, and they offer everything from adult daycare to memory care and hospice, mixing independent living and more intensive services all on one campus. There's no public, highly detailed information on specific amenities, care types, or staff details beyond what's listed here.
