Mill Ridge Village Retirement

    1000 Mill Ridge Cir, Union, OH, 45322
    5.0 · 5 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    5.0

    Excellent community responsive staff accessible

    I had a very good experience from build to move-in - quality construction, clean units, and they even let me change my unit during construction. The manager, maintenance and support staff were excellent, responsive, and helpful (they showed me two options and answered all my questions); lawn, snow and in-house maintenance were perfect. I enjoy the activities, concerts and very good prepared meals, and I love having an independent residence with a yard while the facility handles mowing, snow shoveling and appliance upkeep. It's a caring non-profit Christian community and handicapped-accessible, a bit pricey and it doesn't provide the specific services my husband needs, but overall I'd recommend it and wish we'd moved here sooner.

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    5.00 · 5 reviews

    Overall rating

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    5. 1
    • Care

      2.0
    • Staff

      4.7
    • Meals

      4.0
    • Amenities

      5.0
    • Value

      3.0

    Pros

    • Friendly residents
    • Independent living with private residences
    • Yard space for planting
    • Routine exterior maintenance (mowing, raking, snow shoveling)
    • Appliances and home systems maintained by staff
    • In-house, responsive maintenance team
    • Non-profit Christian organization
    • Positive build and move-in experience
    • Good cleanliness and quality construction
    • Ability to customize unit during construction
    • Knowledgeable and helpful staff (manager, maintenance, support)
    • Enjoyable activities and social events
    • Prepared meals and special dinners well regarded
    • Handicap-accessible units
    • Nice apartments and impressive facility
    • Concerts and snacks provided
    • Good perceived value for some residents
    • Willingness of staff to show multiple unit options

    Cons

    • Does not provide higher-level care services some residents need
    • Described as expensive by at least one reviewer
    • Occasional sales/availability complications (buyers backing out)

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: The reviews portray Mill Ridge Village Retirement as a well-maintained, community-oriented independent living facility with a strong emphasis on maintenance, customer service, and resident satisfaction. Multiple reviewers praised the friendliness of residents and the professionalism of staff, particularly management and maintenance personnel. The facility is consistently described as clean, well-built, and impressive in appearance.

    Maintenance and housing quality: A clear, recurring theme is the high level of maintenance provided. Reviewers repeatedly mention routine exterior work — mowing, raking, and snow shoveling — and that appliances and home systems are maintained by the facility. In-house maintenance is highlighted as responsive and effective; one review summed this up as "perfect" maintenance and lawn/snow care. Construction quality and cleanliness also receive strong praise, with the added benefit that prospective buyers had the ability to make changes during the build process.

    Staff and management: Staff interactions are a major positive. Reviewers describe the manager, maintenance teams, and support staff as helpful and attentive. Specific positive interactions include staff answering questions, presenting multiple unit options during showings, and a general manager who made a very favorable impression. These points suggest a staff culture focused on resident needs and clear communication.

    Lifestyle, dining, and activities: The facility offers a social, activity-rich independent living environment. Reviewers note that they enjoy activities, special dinners, and prepared meals (which were judged very good by at least one reviewer). Social offerings such as concerts and provided snacks contribute to an engaging atmosphere. The presence of yard space for gardening is noted as a valuable lifestyle feature for residents who want outdoor hobbies.

    Accessibility and organization identity: Mill Ridge Village is described as handicap-accessible and operates as a non-profit Christian organization. These characteristics may appeal to residents seeking both accessibility features and faith-based community alignment.

    Value and cost considerations: Most reviews are positive about value, with at least one reviewer calling it "good value" and recommending the facility. However, there is at least one explicit comment that it is "expensive." This indicates some variation in perceived affordability — for some residents the services and quality justify the cost, while others feel price is a concern. Prospective residents should weigh cost against included services and amenities.

    Limitations and concerns: The most substantive drawback noted across the summaries is that Mill Ridge Village may not provide higher-level care services that some residents require. One reviewer specifically said the facility "does not provide services husband needs," implying it is primarily an independent living community without the assisted living or skilled nursing supports some people might need later. Another practical concern, mentioned by a reviewer, is an isolated sales/availability issue where buyers backed out of a deal; while not necessarily a systemic problem, it is an example of transactional complications that can occur.

    Overall recommendation and patterns: Reviews indicate Mill Ridge Village is a strong option for older adults seeking independent living with hands-on maintenance, a social community, and attentive staff. It is particularly well suited to those who value yard access, responsive in-house maintenance, a tidy and well-built residence, good meals and social programming, and a non-profit Christian environment. Prospective residents who may require assisted living or medical services in the near term, or who are highly price-sensitive, should investigate service scope and pricing carefully before committing. Given the consistently positive remarks about staff responsiveness and build quality, a tour and direct conversations about long-term care options and contract details are recommended to confirm fit.

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    About Mill Ridge Village Retirement

    Mill Ridge Village Retirement in Englewood, Ohio, sits on 42 landscaped acres along the south side of Union at Sweet Potato Ridge Road and Rinehart Road, and serves adults aged 55 and older who want to live independently but have some help nearby if they need it, and the community tries to make life feel comfortable and easy with things like indoor and outdoor common areas where folks can gather, and private rooms that all have walk-in closets, their own thermostats, attached 2-car garages, and full kitchens with new appliances so everyone can keep their own routines if they like, and they also have full bathrooms in each home with spacious floor plans that don't feel cramped. There's always something going on since staff plan regular social, educational, and entertaining activities so residents can meet new people, join events in the clubhouse, play games in the game room, read in the library, or work on hobbies in the craft room and workshop. When folks want to stay active, they can walk on the outdoor trails, visit two fishing ponds, or help tend to the community's vegetable garden. Meals are provided for those who'd rather not cook every day, and the staff take care of lawn maintenance, snow removal, trash pickup, and even include water and sewage, so the chores don't need to pile up, and fencing and pets are allowed, which helps some people feel more at home. Residents can expect assistance arranging transportation, regular housekeeping, and planned day trips, making it easier to keep up with appointments or just enjoy a day out, and the staff, who are described as fully-trained and friendly, are there to help with daily needs or settling in when needed. The focus remains on autonomy and staying connected, so the whole place is laid out for comfort and to help make friendships in a setting that values both privacy and community, and with plenty of opportunities for health, happiness, and feeling supported, the goal seems to be making sure seniors continue to lead full and independent lives in a peaceful setting while having help close by if the need comes up, and everything seems designed to support seniors as they age without stress, with services and spaces made to keep life simple and enjoyable.

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