Ursuline Center

Ursuline Center sits next to St. Ursula Academy in Toledo, Ohio, and you'll notice right away it's got a long history with the Ursuline Sisters, with roots going back to 1854, so this place feels full of tradition, and you learn fast that the Sisters focus a lot on Gospel values and service to others through all sorts of ministries, from education to social justice, including things like helping people in hospitals, hospice care, ministry for people in prison, and even efforts to stop human trafficking, and folks here take part in religious celebrations like Jubilees and prayer days in June and July, plus they have a strong archiving project to keep the stories of women religious alive for years to come. The Center offers a range of care, so there's independent living and assisted living, but also skilled nursing care for those who need more help, and they provide respite care too, which can really help families who need a break, and you'll find it's not just for the Ursuline Sisters anymore-the Center can now welcome immediate family members, Ursuline Associates, other orders of women religious, and priests from various communities, giving it a wider community feel, with rooms that come both semi-private and private depending on needs and budget. People here get help with daily tasks like dressing, bathing, and meals, and there's medication management, laundry and housekeeping services, transportation to appointments, and healthcare support from wound care to podiatry and occupational therapy, all done by trained staff. The Center keeps pets welcome, so folks can keep their animal friends for comfort, and there's a dining room, cable TV, internet, activity rooms, and space for gatherings or spiritual reflection, adding to comfort and connection. The grounds are safe, with things like sprinklers, safety features, and handicap access, and the buildings are kept up with regular maintenance, so you don't worry about upkeep. You'll find social activities, art and crafts, health programs, and spiritual enrichment, with an active focus on community outreach and reflection to support Gospel-centered living, and the facility gives tours or virtual visits to help new residents and families understand options, care levels, insurance choices, and everything else involved. The Ursuline Center has always believed in serving people while honoring tradition and mission, helping people maintain dignity and independence as much as possible, while supporting both their health and their spirit.