Heritage Care Center sits at 100 Rogers Lane in Shelby, Ohio, and offers a mix of independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing home services, and the facility's built with a secure and comfortable layout for seniors who need some help each day or can't live safely on their own, but don't need round-the-clock skilled nursing. Residents can pick from apartment-style living setups, and there's daily home-cooked meals, laundry service, and regular housekeeping, so living there feels more like home. If someone's got Alzheimer's or another type of memory trouble, the memory care unit's a protected area with its own special programs, and they offer tailored care-dressing, bathing, grooming, mobility help, plus unique activities like music and animal therapy, movie nights, fitness schedules, art, memory programs, group outings, and regular community events, which gives folks plenty to do and ways to meet others.
With up to 50 residents, the place isn't too big or too small, and it's easy for everyone to get familiar with both staff and neighbors, and the staff can help each person with daily needs depending on what the resident asks for. Folks have access to three physicians close by and two hospitals are just a short drive, so medical care's right there when needed, and having a nearby pharmacy makes it easy to get medicine or supplies. Grocery stores, a coffee shop, gas stations, places to worship, and even a restaurant are all quick to get to, with transportation help offered for shopping or appointments. There's also a book room, spa, sauna, salon or barber, garden spots, and recreation rooms for relaxing or visiting.
Special meal plans can be made for health needs like high blood pressure or diabetes, and the wellness program tries to keep everyone active and feeling their best. Heritage Care Center's got a friendly staff and offers guidance for picking the best care style-independent, assisted, memory, or nursing-plus help from local advisors about costs or services, which makes sorting out options easier if folks have questions. The place's large enough to feel like a real community, but not so big that anyone gets lost in the shuffle, and it's close to parks and lots of outdoor spaces for strolls or fresh air. Heritage Care Center follows state rules, and although there's no specific promise about insulin shots or two-person lifts in the information provided, caregivers may be able to help based on what each person needs. Apartment-style living is mostly for seniors 55 or 62 and over, and there's always a sense of neighborliness, comfort, and steady support, whether someone's living independently, needs daily help, or is in memory care.
