Arbors at Milford sits on a wooded lot in Milford, OH, and serves adults aged 55 and older who need assisted living, skilled nursing, or memory care for Alzheimer's or dementia, and it goes ahead and offers features like private apartments with their own bathrooms and walk-in showers, plus staff are always awake and on-site, and the caregivers are known for taking time to learn each resident's routines, loved ones, and stories, which makes the place feel more homelike even though it includes things like 24/7 licensed nursing care and a strong team of aides, case managers, and respiratory staff, especially for folks who need ventilator care or high flow oxygen and support for chronic and complex conditions including those needing dialysis because they have a connection with The Kidney & Hypertension Center and offer specific care for transplant and PKD patients, partly thanks to partnerships with hospitals like St. Elizabeth, TriHealth, Mercy Health, Premier Health, Christ Hospital, and University of Cincinnati.
Meals are served in a restaurant-style dining room so residents get three daily meals from a nutritional menu, and there's help with incontinence, diabetes self-management, medication reminders, and assistance with activities like transferring from beds to wheelchairs, but nurses will help monitor but not inject insulin. The facility includes both indoor and outdoor common areas for socializing, computer access for residents, and an electronic charting system, and there are regular community activities, devotional gatherings, scheduled transportation, and on-site physical and occupational therapy in a big rehabilitation gym, plus exercise classes, field trips, themed holiday parties, and entertainment. There's also a 30-bed assisted living unit designed to look and feel like home, and residents get weekly housekeeping and all-day companion care for comfort and safety. Safety features include emergency call systems and standby assistance for daily living.
Arbors at Milford handles long term and short stay rehabilitation, has dialysis units on-site, and can care for people with a range of kidney and heart problems, working closely with local specialists like Dr. Frank J. Albers and Dr. Joe N. Austin, and they aim to restore health, improve day-to-day living, and respect each person's dignity. The facility accepts people recovering from surgery, illness, cardiac episodes, accidents, or strokes, and the therapy department-full of nurses, aides, and therapists-focuses on helping each person be as independent as possible. Private rooms are available, and respite stays can be arranged. The facility also has a patient portal for health information, and there are options to set up a tour or video chat with a resident. The entire place is built with comfort, support, and safety in mind, with personalized care plans for each person and a range of indoor and outdoor activities to keep people active and connected.
