Marshall House-Eastway

Marshall House-Eastway sits on Marshall Road in Kettering, Ohio, and offers different low-income housing options, including some supported by government funding and project-based rental assistance, which can include Section 8, and you'll find that rent for each apartment depends on the owner and the availability of units, so it's common to find a waitlist you'll have to sign up for, and the best way to get current rates or see what's included in your rent, like electric or water, is to call or visit the apartment management office since details can change from time to time. The community offers apartments suitable for seniors aged 62 and older, as well as those with disabilities, and provides accessible units, pet-friendly options, and Wi-Fi or high-speed internet, while the setting is quiet and located in an upscale residential neighborhood. Marshall House-Eastway gives support for those who need help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, meals, or medication management, including Memory Care for Alzheimer's and dementia, and has residential care homes and assisted living services, with 24-hour staff who are trained and certified to assist residents, while also trying to create safe environments that help cut down confusion and prevent wandering. You'll find respite care for short-term stays and a board and care home setup that works for those who need extra support or a temporary place to recover. For mental health needs, the facility is part of Eastway Corporation and has been CARF-accredited since 1991, offering a wide range of mental health programs, including outpatient treatment, assertive community treatment, case management, and behavioral health services for adults and older adults, plus specialized support for substance use disorders and integrated programs for those with multiple needs, with a focus on helping reduce homelessness and unnecessary hospital stays. Marshall House-Eastway has transitional care, subsidized independent housing, affiliated foster care, and co-op apartments-across four facilities called Henry Street, Marshall House, The Lodge, and The Heights-each aiming to give the least restrictive supportive housing and help people grow more confident and self-sufficient. Amenities include handicap accessible features, incontinence care, and a care advisory contact for personalized care planning, while payment types can include private pay, cash, check, and military or VA benefits. The community also has services for employment support and employee development, helping adults find steady footing, and for information on availability and current pricing, all details go right through the management office.