Country Brook-Assisted Living sits at 5711 Ryewyck Dr in Toledo, Ohio, with another facility in Sylvania, and it's a place for seniors who want support with daily life, whether they're still active or need more care. The facility gives a sense of community and safety, where people can join in on daily activities, enjoy meals together, and spend time in common areas set up to help residents feel connected. Seniors who live at Country Brook can choose from independent or assisted living, and there are options for people needing skilled nursing or memory care, so folks with Alzheimer's or dementia can get the help they need with special programs and staff training, and families looking for Medicaid, Medicare, or other federal and state help can find information about those here too. The place stays open every day from 8 in the morning to 8 at night, with staff like Administrator Ms. Darlene Kolebuck, Assistant Director Ms. Diana Smitzen, and Owner Mr. Frank Kolebuck on-site to support residents and keep things running smoothly.
People get help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and getting their medicine, and there's always staff on hand if someone needs help moving, managing their insulin, or handling an emergency. Residents eat chef-prepared meals-usually one or two a day-and there's meal planning that focuses on nutrition, plus laundry and housekeeping services to cut down on chores. There's ambulatory and non-ambulatory care, diabetic care, and healthcare coordination, so both basic and more serious needs get handled right at the facility. Folks who want time for faith or spiritual life can take part in devotional activities offsite, while on the grounds, residents find plenty to do thanks to regular programs and group activities designed for social, mental, and emotional engagement, along with thoughtfully arranged indoor spaces that make it easier for neighbors to meet and connect.
Independent living is available for people who still care for themselves but want a bit more community and access to 24-hour supervision for peace of mind, and age restrictions usually start at 55 or 62. Assisted living services go beyond daily help and include things like scheduled activities, care team management, intake and assessment, and electronic visit verification, which makes sure folks get the right support at the right time, plus management tools for tracking and reporting care. Housekeeping, meal programs, and laundry are all included or available for an extra fee, and the facility keeps up with all the proper licensing, bonding, and registration requirements.
The grounds give easy access to pharmacies, doctors, hospitals, and other medical care in Toledo, and outside, seniors will find parks, restaurants, cafes, and places of worship nearby. The community environment aims to keep seniors feeling vibrant and supported, from high-level memory care to simple services for active seniors who want to stick around people their age. The whole idea is to make sure older adults get what they need-whether that's lively social routines, focused healthcare, activities, or just a safe place to live-without making it seem like anything's perfect, just dependable and suited to each person.
