Priceless Senior Care Home sits in Reynoldsburg, Ohio, and offers a small, family-like setting with room for just five residents, giving seniors a quieter place compared to bigger communities, and it's licensed by the state under number 03-80571. The home provides 24-hour supervision and has no live-in staff, but there's one day staff member to help with daily needs, so residents get help with bathing, dressing, medication reminders, and meals when needed. The house has two shared rooms, one private room, WiFi in all units, cable TV in common areas, and wheelchair-accessible showers, so it works for many different seniors, and everyone gets home-cooked meals three times a day, with snacks, and the staff can serve low or no sodium diets if the doctor asks for it. Folks can also bring their pets if they meet the rules, since the home has a pet acceptance policy, which is always nice for animal lovers.
There's a calm back garden, a patio for sitting outside, and the home organizes social programs like a gardening group, game nights, story time, and even a musical group for those who enjoy singing or playing music. Staff also plan arts and crafts, regular social activities, and other small gatherings to help residents stay connected, which goes a long way for folks who like company but want a quieter place. The community covers all the laundry, including linens and in-house dry cleaning, and the price covers housekeeping and maintenance. Families and guests get free parking, so visiting isn't a problem, and guests can join in the community dining. Payment is easy enough, since the home takes checks and credit cards.
Skilled services include support from occupational and physical therapists on a set schedule, pharmacy service, hospice care, diabetes care, psychiatric care, visiting nurses or other medical support as needed, transportation help, and even help arranging podiatry or physician visits. The staff tailor individual care plans for every resident, focusing on what each person needs to feel comfortable and safe. Residents get reminders and help with medicines, and staff keep a close eye at all hours for safety. The home welcomes people who need respite care, Alzheimer's care, or assistance because of health conditions. Activities onsite give everyone a chance to share hobbies, participate in music, or garden, and the relaxed setting makes it easier for friendships to grow, so even though it's a smaller house, it feels welcoming and peaceful. Many describe the caregivers as friendly and attentive, and they try to create a place that feels like home, with care that meets the standards they'd want for their own families.
