Concord Reserve is a senior life community that offers several types of care including independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and memory care for people with Alzheimer's disease or dementia, and they really make it so folks can move between these levels of care as they need. They have friendly, attentive staff on duty at all hours, including awake staff and nurses on site, and there's a doctor on call as well, which helps give some peace of mind. They handle diabetic care with insulin injections and sliding scale therapy, and help with other things like incontinence care, bathroom reminders, and use of mechanical lifts for those who need extra support moving about. The memory care area is secured for safety and set up to prevent wandering, and there's always someone to help residents who need it, including during the night.
The community itself has a welcoming and active feeling, with indoor and outdoor common areas like a theater, a Creative Arts Center, a greenhouse, walking paths, and gathering spaces, plus there's a library, community room, business center, and chapel, and you'll also find a model train set and even an indoor duck pond. There are several dining options, including the Field House Café and restaurant-style dining rooms, and they offer special menus like vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, low sodium, and even diabetic-friendly choices, along with room service and guest meals. Apartments for independent living come with full-size kitchens, washers and dryers, and individually controlled heating and cooling, and there are studio, single room, and two-bedroom options with private bathrooms and wheelchair accessible showers. Housekeeping, in-house laundry, salon and spa services, and a beautician are available, and most of the apartments have patios or outdoor seating spaces. Folks can bring their pets along and there's easy access for wheelchairs throughout.
Transportation is available for residents, both scheduled and free, plus there's resident parking and nearby public buses, so it's pretty easy to get around or have friends and family visit. Inside, there's a community portal for events and programs, and lots of activities to help residents keep active, socialize, and stay healthy, with regular exercise, wellness programs, and a music specialist. Spiritual life gets special attention too, with Lutheran, Catholic, and non-denominational services held in the chapel, and full-time pastoral staff who offer church services and Bible studies both onsite and offsite.
For medical needs, Concord Reserve provides physical, occupational, and speech therapy on site, personalized rehab plans, long-term care, and hospice and respite care if needed, all handled by teams working with each individual's needs. Safety features are built in, with bathrooms fitted for security and emergency call options everywhere. The facility is certified by the Ohio Department of Aging and accepts commercial insurance, private pay, Social Security, Veterans' benefits, and the Assisted Living Waiver, though fees vary depending on care needs. The community itself is nonprofit, and there's a dedicated team of over 290 employees plus more than 100 volunteers.
Amenities include features like the bar and bistro, fireside dining, community theater, multiple dining rooms, café, greenhouse, flat-screen TVs, individual heating and cooling, Wi-Fi, and a pet-friendly environment, with special touches like a piano, activity rooms, and a waterfall inside, and you'll always find people gathering, playing cards, or enjoying programs and movies. Luther House is next door and offers independent living for those looking for maintenance-free apartments, and there are sister communities in Cincinnati and Montgomery that offer similar care and services. Concord Reserve aims to help adults live and age well with support all along the way, keeping community life rich and daily living as easy as possible.
