These folks have been around for a long time and I've done a lot of good. They support women before…read morebirth, through birth, and after birth until the kid is at least about five. They have clothes, cribs, other baby related furniture,and they know a lot of community resources. Their mission is to serve and support women, at no cost and without judgment, and they've done that for years. There are a number of folks in the larger local area that have been engaged with them in helping folks who need help. They are a fixture of the community, and they have done a lot of good for women who need it. A lot of good for kids who need it too. And if you need medical help they can point you in the direction so you can get the help you need. They are folks to stop in and help for non-emergency stuff, non-inpatient stuff, and they can point you to places that are interested in doing good as a higher priority than making big medical bills, if you need a higher level of engagement.

My child went there for years. Highly recommended them up until now. Office staff hardly ever…read moreanswered the phone. They couldn't keep therapists. My child's therapist pawned him off on another bc she wanted another child to fill their slot. They didn't have any openings for my child. The therapists used to be nice but now have a attitude.

Amazing and caring staff who always put the children first. They are creative and fun. The…read morechildren get to learn in a play-based environment.

I have trusted Lifestage's to safely deliver all 4 of my children throughout 18 years! Dr. Rettig…read morehas treated my family and myself with the up most respect, honesty & elite-ness throughout the past 2 decades. I could not have asked for a better OB-GYN and his team is just as fabulous! Makes for a peaceful place to grow with and mindfully knowing your most intimate health issues are being completely taken care of.

This is an animal shelter. There are many rescues to pick from if you're looking for a pet…read more Our experience is 50/50 for the critters plus another bad experience. The first cat we got was sweet and such a nice cat, but not neutered. The second cat we named Osama Bin Kitty, the attack cat. After about 3 weeks we returned him as he constantly attacked everything & everyone. Then we moved to Indiana. About 6 months later we received a notice that if we didn't show records that the first cat was neutered, an arrest warrant would be issued for us. We had to travel back to Troy to have the cat neutered and the records provided to them. That was the last time for us.

Wonderful helpful people!! Very patient and informative. Adopted a dog and couldn't be happier…read more Highly recommend!!

The Doctors,Nurses, and support staff went above and beyond their duties. The Hospital and Hospital…read moreRoom was extremely luxurious and convenient. I have been a patient of Soin since the hospital was built. Soin has never let me down in any category and continues to be the number 1 hospital in Ohio. The Er Doctor, ER Nurses and my Urologist Eric Esponosa are truly the best in the practice. They put the patient's needs first and foremost and with ultimate respect. Please let this comment reach them and let them know they are loved and appreciated.

I had the worst treatment at this hospital by after care nurses name Jahnse and Jenny at Sion…read morehospital. These nurses allowed me to feel unsafe that I discharge my self early after only 1 night stay from a major surgery. They refused meds that were prescribed to me while I was in extreme pain. They allowed me to remain in blood stained sheets the whole time and played mind games with what meds I was able to take when my charts showed clearly I was prescribed the amount I asked. I haven't even received an after care call since I left. I hope that they re train them proper care to clients this was a very emotional experience i hope no one ever has to encounter again. The evening nurses and the dr who did my surgery were excellent.. but those two day time nurses need to fix their attitude and behavior. It looks bad on the hospital.

Very busy but wonderful care, couldn't ask for nicer more "real " folks. Who really love animals…read more Worth waiting for, best care I have ever received from YEARS of living with animals. 4 Stars We love you!!

We adopted the sweetest cat in spring of 2025. She is such a loving cat, always wanting to snuggle…read morein someone's lap. She's sweet and playful and keeps us laughing. She was a little shy at first but quickly warmed up to us and our other cat. We also use the vet service at the Humane Society as they were already familiar with her history. There are so many wonderful animals at the shelter just waiting for someone to adopt them and love them - and to love you back! We can't imagine life without her now.

This large residential facility is a graduated residential experience for Freemasons and their…read moreloved ones. From minimal assisted-living and independent, living experiences all the way to memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia patients this care facility has a wide array of offerings. All within a familiar community of Freemasons which will be of value to residents and families. It has Long existed in the Springfield area, and at one time was home to children who had nowhere else to go, and included schooling for those children. Those days are in the history books now of course, but it exhibits the commitment to care, which has long been a part of the mission at this campus. Also on site is the headquarters for the Grand Lodge of Ohio Free and Accepted Masons, which is the governing body for tens of thousands of Ohio Masonic Brothers who are part of the Masonic fraternity in Ohio. The Grand Lodge operates a museum which many may find interesting from a historical perspective.

Since we moved our love to Pathways, everything has gone uphill. They are the most attentive,…read morecommitted caregivers ever and I am thankful for them. He is thriving!

Excellent care! Highly recommended! All staff and doctors are top notch. Location and hours are…read moreuser friendly.