Pricing ranges from
    $3,950 – 4,500/month

    The Courtyard at Wheelersburg

    900 Pirate Dr, Wheelersburg, OH, 45694
    4.9 · 48 reviews
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    4.0

    Bright facility, attentive staff, delays

    I moved my mom here and overall I'm very happy - the facility is bright, modern and spotless, meals are good, and there are lots of fun activities and outings. The staff are warm, attentive and go above and beyond; nurses and aides are responsive, maintenance is prompt, and communication is clear. My loved one feels safe, has made friends, and really enjoys her apartment and the family-like atmosphere. One caveat: care can lag at times and could use more intervention/staffing, but I still highly recommend this place.

    Pricing

    $3,950+/moStudioAssisted Living
    $4,500+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Restaurant-style dining
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Dining room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.85 · 48 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.7
    • Staff

      4.8
    • Meals

      4.6
    • Amenities

      4.8
    • Value

      5.0

    Pros

    • Friendly, loving and caring staff
    • Attentive, high-quality nursing and caregiving
    • Family-like, welcoming atmosphere
    • Clean, bright, modern and well-decorated facility
    • Beautiful central courtyard and well-kept outdoor areas
    • Right-sized community that fosters friendships
    • Wide variety of daily activities and engaging programs
    • Frequent outings and transportation for trips
    • Supportive and creative activities director
    • Good dining: three meals daily, desserts, and breakfast favorites
    • Included services (meals, laundry) and private suite options
    • Therapy and rehabilitation support available
    • Responsive administration and prompt communication
    • Prompt maintenance and attentive service
    • Strong safety, privacy, and COVID precautions (on-site vaccines)
    • Clear medication communication and urgent care updates
    • Flexible levels/layouts for couples and individuals
    • Local reputation as one of the best in the area (Scioto County)
    • Staff members named positively (e.g., Kelly, Michelle) noted for effort

    Cons

    • Reports of staffing shortages / staff doing more with less
    • At least one report of care not meeting expectations / needing more intervention
    • A complaint about restrictive visitor policies or a locked patient
    • Occasional limited availability / admission turn-away mentioned

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across reviews for The Courtyard at Wheelersburg is strongly positive, with a dominant emphasis on compassionate staff, high-quality nursing care, an active lifestyle for residents, and a clean attractive physical environment. Multiple reviewers use words such as loving, family-like, attentive, phenomenal, and top-notch to describe the staff and care. The facility is frequently characterized as bright, modern, and beautifully decorated with particular praise for the central courtyard and well-kept outdoor areas. Several reviews explicitly call the community the best assisted living option in the county (Scioto County), and many family members say they would recommend the community or would choose to live there themselves.

    Care quality and staff performance are the most consistently praised aspects. Reviewers highlight hands-on, attentive nursing and aide staff who form strong bonds with residents, often becoming like a second family. Specific staff members are named positively (for example, Kelly and Michelle), and reviewers describe staff going above and beyond — from making holidays special to promptly handling maintenance requests. Therapy and rehabilitation services are also mentioned positively, with at least one reviewer crediting the facility’s therapy for helping a resident recover. At the same time, a recurring operational theme is that staff do a great deal with limited resources, and one or more reviewers explicitly note that more staffing would be beneficial.

    The facility and accommodations receive frequent favorable mention. Reviewers consistently describe the building as clean, bright, modern, and nicely decorated; many appreciate private suites and different layout options for couples and individuals. Included services such as laundry and meals are repeatedly noted. The community size is described as “right-sized,” helping foster close personal connections while also providing privacy. Maintenance responsiveness (e.g., quick picture hanging or other fixes) is cited as evidence of attentive operations.

    Dining and programming are strong selling points. Multiple reviews praise the food — three well-balanced meals daily plus desserts and favorite breakfasts — and mention enjoyable social meals and restaurant outings. Activities are a standout: reviewers report a wide range of daily programming and frequent excursions. Examples cited include themed events (plane rides mentioned by multiple reviewers), painting classes, bingo, exercise classes, restaurant trips, holiday events, and creative pandemic-era programming. An active activities director and available bus transportation for outings are highlighted repeatedly, and reviewers describe opportunities for friendships and social engagement as excellent.

    Communication and management are also generally seen as strengths. Families note clear medication communication, prompt updates on urgent care issues, responsive administrative staff, and good scheduling and transportation coordination. COVID-era precautions were pointed out favorably (on-site vaccines, safe environment), and several reviewers commented on personalized updates from staff and strong safety and privacy measures. These operational strengths underpin reviewers’ trust and contribute to the community’s positive reputation.

    Notable concerns and occasional negative reports are limited but merit attention. The most common operational concern is a perception of understaffing — reviewers acknowledge staff dedication but also mention that they are doing a lot with less and that more staff would improve care. There are a few isolated negative incidents: one review states care did not meet expectations for a particular resident and needed more intervention, and another alleges a restrictive visitor policy / a “patient locked away” situation described as a shameful practice. There are also mentions of being turned away or limited openings, which could reflect capacity constraints. These issues appear to be exceptions in the context of overwhelmingly positive feedback, but they are important to note for families who prioritize consistent staffing levels and visitor access.

    In summary, The Courtyard at Wheelersburg is portrayed across reviews as a warm, well-managed, and activity-rich assisted living community with excellent staff-resident relationships, strong nursing and therapy support, attractive and clean facilities, good dining, and robust programming and transportation. Its local reputation is excellent, with many families calling it the best in the area. Prospective residents and families should be reassured by the consistent praise for personal attention, cleanliness, and meaningful social opportunities; they should also inquire specifically about current staffing levels, visitor policies, and availability when considering placement to address the few concerns mentioned by reviewers.

    Location

    Map showing location of The Courtyard at Wheelersburg

    About The Courtyard at Wheelersburg

    The Courtyard at Wheelersburg sits in Wheelersburg, Ohio, right at 900 Pirate Drive, with schools nearby and the Ohio River close, and when folks drive up they'll notice a cheerful and bright setting, which gives a good first impression if you ask most people, and inside, you'll find apartment and condominium-style living, with both studio and one-bedroom rooms where residents can stay, and the place comes with 24-hour on-site supervision and care for peace of mind. Residents can pick from independent living, assisted living, memory care, long-term skilled nursing, and even hospice care, and those who don't want to move can use home health care, which is Medicare-certified, or non-medical home care that helps people remain comfortable. There are also adult day services for those needing part-time options, and if a caregiver needs a break, respite care stays can help for a short while.

    For those looking for active adult living, folks will see exercise classes, card games, special events, day trips, plus group dining that gives plenty of time for friendships to grow and residents to share companionship throughout the week, and meals come prepared one or two times a day if residents want, with laundry and housekeeping services available, sometimes included, sometimes with extra fees. Memory care here is tailored for seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia, with higher costs expected for this level of care than standard healthcare, and caregivers and staff are known for attentive support, going the extra mile so residents keep as much independence as possible, helping with dressing, bathing, and daily needs, depending on what each person wants. The building has indoor shared spaces, devotional services, and opportunities to join in on activities, so people can keep busy if they choose.

    Rooms and living spaces have a home-like feel but also a sense of safety, with on-site supervision all the time, and there's a minimum age for residents, usually 55 or 62 and up in independent living, which helps build a comfortable, peer community. Published prices are available for different room types, so there aren't too many surprises about costs, although added amenities may raise the rate. The Courtyard at Wheelersburg stands out in the area for offering a wide variety of senior services all in one spot, including senior apartments, nursing home levels, and assisted living, and it's gained a solid reputation, with an "Excellent" 5.0-star rating from reviews. Residents find comfort as well as a purposeful community, and family members often say the staff cares a lot.

    With a location near well-known local sights like the Portsmouth murals, Shawnee State Forest, the Greenup Dam, Spartan Stadium, and Shawnee State University, there's always something nearby to visit or experience if folks want to go out for a bit. For those wanting a look inside daily life, tours can be arranged so people see how meals, activities, and care are handled firsthand. Overall, The Courtyard at Wheelersburg aims to offer a caring space supporting both independence and community, with flexibility for many different needs as people grow older.

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