Vienna Meadows

Vienna Meadows sits in South Vienna, Ohio, out in the country with three cottages that feel homelike, and people say the staff there, led by Administrator Hannah Gerlosky and Business Operations Manager Kim Shepherd, are helpful, joyful, and kind, which makes for a friendly community, and while you'll find activities for everyone-things that get you talking, moving, and thinking-there's also support for all sorts of needs like skilled nursing, assisted living, memory care, and especially a focus on people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, since they're an Intermediate Care Facility certified by CMS and provide Medicaid-certified care with twenty licensed beds for people who need that extra support. Residents get access to services for their personal health, like physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, positive behavior support, psychiatric and psychological care, a dietician to help guide meals, plus basic things like housekeeping, nutritious meals by chefs, medication help, and even therapies for breathing, and they keep nurses on site around the clock, which gives some peace of mind. The community partners with Creative Life and Work for Day Services, offers programs focused on independence and community-integrated living, and serves people who want to keep as much control over their own lives as possible, encouraging everyone to join in daily life and activities, whether that's through organized events, wellness classes like yoga or stretching, or just relaxing outside in the common areas with pets around, which are welcome. The apartments, which have living rooms and kitchenettes, feel like home and are recently updated with a cozy but modern style. Folks dealing with Alzheimer's, dementia, or simply needing a hand with daily activities-like bathing, dressing, or getting to appointments-can find specially designed spaces to reduce confusion and help residents stay safe. For businesses, Vienna Meadows has tools and programs for management, advocacy, and communication, including feedback surveys, review management and response, ticketing, platform integrations, social media and business listing help, appointment bookings, and all kinds of web resources, blogs, and even a mobile app, and they use services like Google Reviews and analytics. It all adds up to a place with a warm, welcoming culture, a long reputation for honest care, lots of ways to get involved, stay active, and keep well in mind and body, and support for both individuals and businesses interested in the senior living space, all out in a calm, rural part of Clark County.