Senior Home Choice 5

    798 Decade Lane, Loveland, OH, 45140
    4.0 · 4 reviews
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    4.0

    Caring staff but safety concerns

    I had a positive experience: staff were caring, patient and responsive, my loved one was treated well, and meals were good. My main concerns were many needed repairs and safety issues in the community, and I couldn't view the menu or confirm activities.

    Pricing

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    Amenities

    4.00 · 4 reviews

    Overall rating

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

      3.5
    • Staff

      4.5
    • Meals

      4.0
    • Amenities

      2.0
    • Value

      4.0

    Pros

    • Very good overall experience
    • Loved one treated well
    • Good meals
    • Well run community
    • Responsive staff
    • Easy to contact staff
    • Helpful staff
    • Care information provided
    • Positive resident/family experience
    • Caring, patient and passionate staff

    Cons

    • Safety concerns due to needed repairs
    • Many repairs required
    • Community condition described as unacceptable by some
    • Unable to view menu
    • Unclear or insufficient information about activities
    • Preference for a private room noted (potential room-availability concern)

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews is predominantly positive, with multiple reviewers reporting a very good experience and stating that their loved ones were treated well. Staff performance is the most consistently praised theme: reviewers describe staff as caring, patient, passionate, helpful, and responsive. Families appreciated that staff were easy to contact and that care information was provided, contributing to an impression of good day-to-day caregiving and effective communication. Several comments characterize the community as well run, and some reviewers explicitly report no complaints and that their loved one had a fine time.

    Care quality and staff interaction emerge as clear strengths. Multiple reviewers specifically use terms like "caring," "patient," and "passionate" to describe staff members, and other comments highlight responsiveness and helpfulness. These patterns suggest reliable personal attention and good caregiver-family communication. The availability of care information and the ability to reach staff easily appear to reinforce family confidence in the facility's care practices.

    Facilities and physical condition are notable areas of concern. Several summaries mention that many repairs are needed and explicitly raise safety concerns related to needed repairs. At least one reviewer described the community as "not acceptable," which indicates that facility condition is a significant pain point for some visitors or residents. References to "homes shown to us" suggest that these observations were made during tours, implying that visible maintenance issues could influence prospective residents' impressions. These infrastructure and safety issues contrast with otherwise positive remarks about staff and management and represent the most serious recurring negative theme.

    Dining and activities show mixed impressions. "Good meals" is cited as a positive, indicating that food quality met expectations for some reviewers. However, other comments note that the menu could not be viewed and that information about activities was unclear or unavailable. This suggests inconsistency in how well programming and dining information are presented to families and potential residents: while food quality may be acceptable, transparency about menus and scheduled activities could be improved.

    Management and communication receive generally favorable feedback, as reflected in descriptors like "well run," "responsive," and "easy to contact." The presence of clear care information and accessible staff contributes to an overall sense of competent administration. Still, management should address the facility maintenance issues flagged by reviewers, as those physical problems undermine otherwise strong impressions of care and operations.

    Notable patterns and recommendations: reviewers overwhelmingly praise staff behavior and caregiver responsiveness, which is a major strength to emphasize. Conversely, physical plant issues and safety concerns are the most significant and recurring negatives; these should be prioritized for remediation. There is also a small but meaningful lack of transparency in some areas—specifically the inability to view the menu and unclear activity offerings—that management could address by providing printed or online menus and clear activity schedules during tours. Finally, a reviewer preference for private rooms was mentioned and may indicate a need to clarify room types and availability for prospective residents. In summary, Senior Home Choice 5 appears to deliver strong, compassionate care and good communication, but it should focus on repairing and maintaining facilities and improving transparency around dining and activities to fully align visitor impressions with the high marks given to staff and daily care.

    Location

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    About Senior Home Choice 5

    Senior Home Choice 5 stands at 798 Decade Lane in Loveland, Ohio, as a small senior community focused on memory care and board and care services, where personalized care fits only five residents at a time, not big groups, and staff get to know folks well so care can match individual needs, which is especially important for people living with dementia or Alzheimer's, and you'll find memory care with features like the Wander Guard system for safety, plus 24-hour support from trained caregivers who help with medication, daily activities, and health services including diabetic care, incontinence care, high acuity care, ambulatory care, respite care, and even hospice. The place offers both all-inclusive rent or rent plus care fees, letting people choose what fits, and apart from private and companion suites with full baths, there are shared or private dining rooms, in-room kitchens if someone wants to cook, and meals served either to the room or enjoyed together in the dining room, with special diets such as vegetarian or diabetic needs addressed, and room service available-all accompanied by regular housekeeping and laundry, plus grocery trips and errands handled so residents don't have to worry about chores.

    Folks have choices for how to spend the day, with on-site and off-site activities for stimulation and social interaction, a TV lounge, computer room, private party and meeting spaces, activity and game rooms including billiards, a woodworking shop, ballroom, arts and crafts center, a movie room, library, spa, Jacuzzi, barber shop, beauty salon, and a fitness center for those who want to keep active. People can explore outdoor walking paths and enclosed courtyards, plant or watch wildlife in butterfly and hummingbird gardens or enjoy raised garden beds, and yes, smoking's fine outdoors in the outside common areas. There's an emphasis on languages, too, with support for residents who use American Sign Language or speak Farsi, Armenian, Croatian, Dutch, Filipino, French, German, Hungarian, Japanese, Korean, Romanian, Russian, Tagalog, Ukrainian, or Vietnamese. Senior Home Choice 5 offers transportation, both complimentary and at cost, and is located conveniently close to public transit, so trips to appointments or outings run smoothly, and parking is available for residents or visitors.

    The home focuses on allowing aging in place, so people don't need to move again as needs grow, and the secured environment is meant to prevent wandering and confusion in those with memory loss, helping everyone stay comfortable and safe. Pets like dogs and cats are allowed, as long as they stay within certain weight limits. Staff offer devotional activities on and off the property, and trained caregivers, along with visiting physical therapists, tailor health strategies for each person. The high rate of residents arriving after transferring from assisted living shows the setting suits those needing more specialized memory care, and, according to the records, nobody's left due to problems or unhappiness with care. The home has always passed state inspections with no deficiencies, which stands out. Seniors can enjoy dignity and independence here, with familiar faces, plenty of activities, and a focus on quality of life, all in a quiet, residential neighborhood where personal attention and communication between staff, families, and residents help everyone stay connected and cared for.

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