The staff is wonderful and always very helpful. Memory unit is run very efficiently and staff is…read morevery kind and gentle with residents. My loved one received excellent care while a resident. The Middleton has an Alzheimer's support group and a bereavement support group. Both are run by kind, compassionate people. Many activities take place daily for the residents to participate in. I would recommend The Middleton to anyone seeking a place to go for memory care, independent living or assisted living.

From the owner: Middleton is Granville’s premium senior community. Located just off 161 at the entrance to the…read morevillage of Granville, Middleton offers an unparalleled level of service and amenities from independent living cottages to appropriately scaled levels of assisted living and memory care. There is a place for you at Middleton. You may be searching for a feeling of community with people who share your interests, someplace safe and comfortable with little to no home maintenance. You value your independence and want to stay active and connected in an upscale Granville, Ohio independent living community. Independent Living Assisted Living Memory Care Short-Term Memory Care Cottages

Such a terrible experience of neglect for our disabled family member, I filed a written complaint…read moreafter talking to the director. Gross neglect and when there is an aide in the home twice a day an a nurse in the home twice a week you should NEVER find all the food in the house expired. You should NEVER find that basic hygiene on your loved one had not been done. If you do not have family close by to check on the person getting home care and the caregivers they are not safe here.

Hospice of Central Ohio at OSU Wexner MC was phenomenal in the care they gave to John in his final…read moredays. They were so loving, compassionate, caring, not only with him, but to our family as well. They truly went above and beyond to provide comfort for for all of us. I would highly recommend them.

Also known as Ohio's Hospice. I used this organization in September 2025 for the care of my mother…read morewith end stage heart failure. It was one of 3 organizations recommended to me by her Palliative Care provider. The other two didn't have great reviews. My neighbor used them and had a positive experience. I soon regretted my decision. There were a multitude of problems - from not getting initial supplies (because it was the weekend and they don't deliver on weekends!) to the most severe problem - not being able to manage my mother's discomfort in the last days of her life. A hospice nurse determined that she was suffering from "Terminal Agitation", and she was suffering. Her agitation and discomfort worsened every day. She wasn't able to swallow - but they insisted on ordering pills - to be crushed - and finally a liquid - none of which she could swallow or absorb sublingually. I had to have a friend pick up the liquid medication from the local pharmacy in order to get it in a timely manner. They wouldn't even entertain the option of any other route of medication or changing from Oxycodone to Morphine so we could have another option for administration. They suggested a rectal tube (Macy catheter), which I knew nothing about. At the time the nurse suggested it, my mother was still responsive and we felt it would aggravate her agitation. In the end, we had no choice. I was shocked to learn it wasn't what I knew a rectal tube to be. It is a very specialized thin tube with a medication port. No one ever offered to show us what it was until the day she died. She died 4 hours after inserting the catheter and finally receiving and absorbing the medications for comfort. My mother suffered terribly for the last 5 days of her life. My family and I are still traumatized by seeing her suffer and being helpless to comfort her or to get comfort for her, despite our advocacy. I am a retired RN and my brother is a physician. Although we are healthcare professionals, we are not specialized in hospice. We trusted Ohio's Hospice to be the experts and understand how to manage symptoms in the final stages of life. This was not our experience. I wrote a letter to the CEO in January of 2026, expressing my concerns and asking questions about the rationale for not considering other routes of medication administration. No one has had the courtesy to respond or acknowledge my concerns. I can't recommend this organization for Hospice care, especially if you are in the Columbus, OH area.

They were very caring. I went to the PT and he was very helpful. What he did helped a lot and I…read morelook forward to seeing him again. I have recommended the business to my grandson who is looking for a chiropractor.