Shepherd Of The Valley Niles sits in a quiet neighborhood in Niles, Ohio, close to shopping, parks, restaurants, Route 422, and I-80, and you'll find a lot going on here because they run both assisted and independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, continuing care, and offer home health services. The community has private apartment-style living with wide doors, walk-in showers, and several room choices such as studio, one-bedroom, semi-private, and two-bedroom layouts, along with emergency pull cords and 24-hour staff for safety. Staff help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, moving from the bed to a wheelchair, and offer medication management and administration, so people can feel more at ease if they need an extra hand getting around or remembering to take medicine. Residents who need specialty care, like diabetes support, get that as well, and there are also in-patient hemodialysis available at the Boardman location and a memory program at Liberty for those with Alzheimer's, along with a ventilator care service.
People don't have to worry about keeping up with laundry, housekeeping, linens, or preparing every meal, because staff handle those chores, and there are meals provided in a pleasant dining room. Residents here often praise the staff for being helpful and caring. Pharmacy services, therapy, rehabilitation, and even money management help are available, as well as transportation to doctor appointments, stores, and outings in the community, plus there are plenty of activities including movie nights, church services, community outings, dancing, karaoke, a car show, and lots of hobbies and field trips-some folks like the more active options, others choose crafts, music, or pet therapies, and there's a long list of intergenerational programs too. The community has a strong Christian background as a nonprofit, with on-site pastoral and spiritual programs. Social and recreational activities happen in common areas, and there's a memory garden at the Liberty location.
Shepherd Of The Valley Niles also offers skilled nursing, subacute care, and rehabilitation, with staff able to make individualized plans for residents' wellness, as well as options like podiatry, dental, optometry, audiology, clinical assessments, psychology, social work, and nutritional counseling, along with laboratory, pharmacy, and medical equipment services. People can pay with private pay, social security, veteran's benefits, or private insurance, though there are fees for community membership, room types, levels of care, and short-term respite stays. Home Health can send nurses, aides, and therapists to homes in three counties. Shepherd Of The Valley is opening in Salem soon, so there will be even more access nearby. English is the main spoken language. Residents enjoy a comfortable, homelike place to live, with support to help stay as independent as possible.
