The Laurels of Hilliard sits at 3455 Mill Run Drive, Suite 315, in Hilliard, Ohio, and offers a range of care from assisted living and memory care to skilled nursing and rehabilitation, so folks needing long-term care or just short-term help after surgery or illness can find help here. The facility stands out for its different centers, like the Darby Glenn Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Mill Run Care Center, and Altercare of Hilliard Post-acute Center, all working under the bigger community of The Laurels of Hilliard, plus they've got places tailored for seniors who need extra help with memory or health issues. Caregivers here assist with bathing, dressing, transfers, daily medicine, and help folks who can't move around on their own, and there's 24-hour supervision with a call system in the rooms so someone's always got an eye out for safety.
They make sure care plans fit each person, and nurses are available 12-16 hours a day, but someone's always there around the clock, which is good peace of mind, especially for families who can't be there all the time. The staff speaks English, and yes, there's someone always available for special medical, behavioral, and rehabilitation needs. Residents can use walking paths or gardens, join in on scheduled daily activities or resident-run events, and enjoy things like a movie theater, fitness center, arts and crafts rooms, a spa or wellness room, and outdoor spots to get fresh air-plus there's parking and transportation when folks need it. Rooms come furnished with private bathrooms, cable TV, kitchenettes, phones, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi, so someone can stay as plugged in or as private as they want. There's a dining hall, meals cooked by a professional chef, options for folks with allergies or diabetes, all-day dining, and housekeeping, laundry, and help moving in if needed.
The Laurels of Hilliard falls under the eyes of the Ohio Department of Health, and while it doesn't have a BBB accreditation, it does follow rules on skilled nursing, run the CliniSync health records and messaging system for keeping track of care, and support new payment and quality reporting rules in Ohio. Anyone who visits will notice amenities meant for comfort and independence, safety features for peace of mind, and staff like Jackie Little, Ms. Nakita Grimes, and Ms. Hayley Bloom Simpson staying on top of things. There's no high-pressure promises about being perfect-you'll find thoughtful care programs, different kinds of help depending on what a person needs, a steady routine focused on wellness and independence, and a supportive place for seniors to call home.
