Laurels of Kettering

The Laurels of Kettering sits at 694 Isaac Prugh Way in Kettering, Ohio, and this place offers a mix of care options for older adults who might be looking for assisted living, skilled nursing, or rehab, and honestly, they've got a range from short-term stays and respite care up to long-term nursing and hospice care if someone needs that, and you'll notice right away there are 94 beds, with 30 private assisted living suites and 60 state-licensed Medicare skilled nursing beds, which come in both private and semi-private rooms, so you know families can pick what suits best. Folks have care choices here, including active adult and independent living, memory care, help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and they've got a staff with registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nursing assistants on the clock making sure folks have medical support. They've covered personal care services, so people get help with things like grooming, using the bathroom, or laundry and dry cleaning, and you won't find residents wanting for options in their rooms, since the suites have things like housekeeping, kitchens or kitchenettes, washers and dryers, cable TV, and phones, and believe it or not, there's also free Wi-Fi and guest parking when family drops by. They give you a dining room for sit-down meals, and they prepare healthy meals, including special diets like for allergies or diabetes, with a few different choices for when and how you eat, whether it's restaurant-style, community dining, or something you grab all day. Safety's covered too, with a sprinkler system, emergency alerts in rooms, and handicap features throughout, plus help with wheelchairs and transfers so folks get around okay. You'll see extras like a fitness center, garden, walking paths, salon and barbershop, game rooms, and an arts room, and people get choices for things to do from arts and crafts and movie nights to social and education programs focused on health and wellness, so it shouldn't feel dull. For health, there's access to podiatry, wound care, physical, occupational, or speech therapy for recovery or chronic conditions, and there's medication support and help for folks who need reminders or supervision. If someone needs transportation to appointments or other places, the staff can arrange it, and the community runs on a belief in compassionate care and keeping life comfortable and homelike for residents. Laurels of Kettering accepts Medicaid and Medicare, including some long-term care insurance, and they've designed the place for people to feel at home, whether they stay a short while or need long-term support. The reviews land at about 3.9 out of 5 from 24 people, so it's got a mixed but steady reputation.