River Crossing at Bradley Woods opened in 2005, and the Ohio Department of Social Services regulates it as a retirement community that can serve up to 15 older adults. This community provides a comfortable place for seniors who want independent living, assisted living, nursing home services, and memory care, and it accepts long term care insurance. Residents get three homemade meals daily, including special diets for people with diabetes or high blood pressure, and meals suit different needs, such as vegetarian, gluten-free, and kosher. Caregivers and staff, including nurses and awake staff available 24/7, help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, hygiene, and medication, plus monitoring and reminders, and there's a nurse on the team. Dedicated memory care services are available for people living with dementia, and the secured property uses Wander Guard and bracelets that alert staff if someone tries to leave, which helps those prone to wandering or behavioral issues stay safe. The community offers respite care, hospice support, ambulatory and non-ambulatory care, high acuity care, diabetic management including insulin injections (no sliding scale), as well as services for incontinence and behavioral needs. There are different room options, such as studios, private, semi-private, and rooms with kitchens, washers, dryers, cable TV, and safety features, all furnished for comfort and safety.
Nobody will be bored because the community schedules a lot of daily activities like movies, music, creative arts, games, and exercise classes, and devotional and spiritual activities happen both on-site and off-site, plus there are movie nights, social nights, and educational sessions. There's a game room, book room, fitness center, computer room, library, manicured gardens, hot tub, steam room, salon and barber shop, on-site diner, and places to enjoy crafts or wellness programs, with different social and religious events. Housekeeping, maintenance, laundry, and dry cleaning are available, with concierge service and help for travel to doctor's visits or errands, and transportation can be complimentary or have a fee, with guest parking and community parking. Residents' pets can visit, and some small pets are welcome to stay. The staff help residents move around if they have trouble walking, and mechanical lifts are available for those needing heavy support. There's a focus on keeping residents' lives full and connected, and personalized care plans try to meet everyone's needs as those needs change.
Families and residents can see honest reviews, and the community has a 2.5-star "Good" rating. People like the variety of care levels, from lighter to heavier help, and the ability to stay as needs increase. The community runs with staff supervision at all hours and has a secure building setup for memory care, so families know their loved ones are watched over. Pricing can change based on room type, so there are options to suit different budgets. The property is part of a larger directory for senior living and partners with advisory services to help newcomers choose wisely. Residents and families appreciate that staff know how to manage behavior problems, special diets, and health support, and the goal is to make every day meaningful while being safe, clean, and comfortable.
