Tranquil Gardens

    1004 Simich Drive, Seven Hills, OH, 44131
    5.0 · 3 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Caring, attentive staff and home

    My mother lived here and loved it. It’s a small, family-like, well-kept place with a private room, homemade delicious meals and communal dining. The staff were exceptionally kind and attentive—personal 1-to-1 care (bathing, nails, hairdresser), companionship and trusted guidance—and even went out of their way in times of grief. I consider them a godsend and highly recommend them.

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    5.00 · 3 reviews

    Overall rating

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    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      5.0
    • Meals

      4.7
    • Amenities

      4.0
    • Value

      5.0

    Pros

    • exceptional staff
    • very caring caregivers
    • personalized 1-to-1 care
    • small, family-like environment
    • private room availability
    • home-like atmosphere
    • well-kept space
    • attentive caregivers
    • staff provided companionship
    • staff went out of their way for residents
    • staff attended a resident's funeral
    • personal care services (bathing)
    • grooming services (nails painted, hairdresser visits)
    • dining with other residents
    • homemade and delicious meals
    • trusted guidance from staff
    • strong overall recommendation from families

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: The reviews present a uniformly positive view of Tranquil Gardens, with multiple reviewers emphasizing compassionate, hands-on care and a strong sense of a small, family-like community. Praise focuses heavily on staff behavior and relationships — caregivers are repeatedly described as exceptional, kind, attentive, and willing to go above and beyond for residents. Families used terms like "godsend" and "highly recommend," indicating very high satisfaction and emotional trust in the staff and facility.

    Care quality and staff: The dominant theme across reviews is high-quality personal care delivered in a personalized manner. Several comments specifically mention individualized, 1-to-1 attention and caregivers who provide not only routine assistance (bathing, personal care) but also companionship and emotional support. Concrete examples given — staff attending a resident's funeral and bringing vegetable trays — illustrate that caregivers engage with residents and families beyond basic duties. Grooming and appearance-related services (nails painted, hairdresser visits) are called out, which suggests attention to dignity and quality of life. The repeated descriptors "attentive," "very caring," and "went out of their way" indicate consistent, relationship-focused caregiving rather than purely task-oriented service.

    Facilities and environment: Reviewers consistently describe Tranquil Gardens as a small, well-kept facility with a home-like atmosphere. The "small family-like environment" is framed positively, contributing to feelings of safety, familiarity, and personal attention. A private room was mentioned specifically, which can be an important quality-of-life feature for residents who value privacy. Cleanliness and upkeep are noted, reinforcing the impression of a comfortable, domestic setting rather than an institutional one.

    Dining and activities: Dining is highlighted as a social opportunity ("dining with other residents") and the meals themselves receive praise as "homemade" and "delicious." This suggests the facility emphasizes communal dining and home-style food, which can support social engagement and resident satisfaction. Specific mention of grooming visits (hairdresser) and nail care indicates that non-medical personal services are available and utilized; however, reviewers did not provide an extensive list of structured activities beyond these personal-care amenities.

    Management, communication, and trust: Reviewers express trust in staff guidance and decision-making, using terms like "trusted guidance" and describing staff as "kind and helpful." The emotional examples (mother loved it; staff attended funeral) point to management fostering a culture where staff are empowered to build strong relationships with residents and families. Multiple family members felt comfortable recommending the facility, implying effective communication and satisfactory family engagement.

    Patterns, limitations, and gaps in the reviews: The reviews are uniformly positive and focus primarily on interpersonal care, meals, grooming, and the intimate scale of the facility. There are no explicit complaints or operational concerns reported in the provided summaries. That said, these summaries do not address certain aspects that some families evaluate — for example, clinical or medical care specifics (medication management, nursing availability, handling of complex medical needs), staffing levels and turnover, formal activity programming, accessibility, regulatory compliance, or cost. Because those areas are not mentioned, it is not possible from these summaries to assess them. Also, the small size that reviewers praise could imply limits in services or capacity (e.g., fewer specialized programs), but reviewers did not identify this as a concern.

    Conclusion: Based on the provided reviews, Tranquil Gardens appears to excel at creating a warm, home-like environment with highly compassionate, individualized caregiving and quality homemade meals. Families emphasize trust, personalized attention, and staff who extend care beyond basic duties. While no negatives are reported in these summaries, prospective families should note the absence of commentary on clinical medical services and other operational details and may wish to inquire directly about those topics during a visit. Overall, the reviews indicate a strong, consistently positive reputation for resident-centered care and a welcoming, well-maintained setting.

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    About Tranquil Gardens

    Tranquil Gardens sits in a quiet part of Seven Hills, Ohio, and is a spacious ranch-style house run by a family that's involved in the daily care of its residents, and you'll find people with all levels of needs living there since they offer independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and even home care services if someone prefers to stay in their own space, so many residents are able to age in place without worrying about having to move as their needs change. You'll see that the staff's always present and trained to help with things like bathing, dressing, eating, grooming, or going to the bathroom, and they're right there if you need medication reminders, personal care, or even help with getting to appointments, which makes daily life simpler for everyone. The place is pet friendly, so small pets are around, and residents pick from private or companion studio rooms that come with cable TV hookups and free high-speed WiFi, which helps people stay connected and entertained if that's important to them. Meals are home-cooked and balanced, with snacks and drinks provided through the day, so nobody goes hungry, and special meal requests are possible when needed, which is especially nice for folks who need a special diet or just want something different once in a while. There's a heated sunroom filled with light, spacious areas for parties in the basement, outdoor patios and gardens, and the whole setting stays peaceful, secure, and quiet, giving families a sense of calm when they come to visit. The housekeeping runs every week, and laundry, including linens and personal items, gets done regularly, so residents don't need to worry about chores piling up, and those who want social time can join the gardening group, cooking club, or musical group, play Nintendo Wii bowling, or sit in for yoga, chair yoga, and Tai Chi classes. Residents often gather in common areas to watch TV, join story time, or try arts and crafts, and the recreation room is there for group games or spending time with friends, and the staff sets up outings and events offsite for a change of scenery. The facility also helps with things like VA benefits, and accepts both credit cards and checks for payment, which may make life a little easier for families handling their loved ones' affairs. If someone needs respite care, either for a short-term stay or just to give a caregiver a break, those options exist too, and everyone can get access to medical support including incontinence care, medication administration, therapy, or a physician's help, all without having to leave the property unless a situation really calls for it. Guests are allowed at meal times to make visits feel more like home, and there's on-site parking for both residents and visitors, so people don't have trouble with the little things that sometimes get overlooked. The whole community is licensed by the state, and they're equipped for Alzheimer's care, plus they've got aides on hand to provide help as soon as it's needed. All in all, the place offers a calm setting where residents can join activities, enjoy personal care, and count on help when they need it, and the approach feels steady and straightforward over time.

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