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From the owner: Trust The Name You Know…read more The Inn at Christine Valley is a high-quality residential style facility enabling residents to live to their highest potential, with maximum freedom and independence. It is full-service assisted living with the comforts of home.The staff is committed to providing our residents with gracious hospitality and quality healthcare all while living in a warm and supportive environment.The Memory Care Unit, a special care program at The Inn, can accommodate those with Alzheimers disease and other memory disorders. We believe that every memory-impaired resident should be treated like our own family members, with compassion, dignity and respect.It is our mission to achieve this goal by recognizing each individuas needs, providing emotional support to our residents families and friends, and delivering to our staff the knowledge to compassionately render each residents care.

What a great place! I watched a community struggling with a devastating disease desperate for help…read moreturn to a facility that chose to help them! They go above and beyond for people that everyone else turns away. They remind people that we are all just people taking care of people. You are treated well and respected. This facility is very charming and has a very unique atmosphere. Great job Canfield!

I cannot say enough good things about the excellent staff and personal care my mom has received for…read moreover TEN years at both Marian Living Center and Assumption Nursing Care facilities! Now we are in the Hospice stage of care while in residence at Marian and my admiration for the collaborative team care only grows stronger. The facility, rooms and grounds are immaculately maintained and rural setting is lovely. The residents are friendly, kind and caring as well. Maureen, the activity director arranges a wide range of activities including pottery, painting, jewelry making, yoga, off-site activities and so much more. While transitioning a loved one into a support facility is a tuff choice, my mom flourished in this setting and I'm so pleased we selected Marian so many years ago. If you're reading this review, I assume you too are considering a change for a love one and I encourage you to get on the waiting list here! Wishing you the best.

I've had my mother in daycare here for the past five years, and I truly believe it is the best…read moredaycare in the area. Everyone is so kind and compassionate from the bus drivers to the aides to the nuns that run the facility. As a caregiver, breaks are necessary and they offer respite care at their assisted living facility, which is adjacent to the daycare. Everyone in assisted living is also very kind and caring, and I feel very comfortable, knowing that my mother is well taken care of when I need a break from caregiving. There are other facilities in the area that also offer respite care, but it is in the nursing home section of their facility, which is more like a hospital setting and not warm and welcoming, like Antonine Sisters.. Antonine Ssters also offers independent living, and I would highly recommend them if you need adult daycare, assisted-living, or independent living.

Very caring facility that offers assisted living, independent living, memory care, and adult…read moredaycare. The facility is very clean and is run by nuns, who have devoted their life to helping people, and both them and the staff they hire take excellent care of seniors. You can feel 100% comfortable leaving your loved ones in their care and know that they will get the best care possible.

If you care about your loved one do NOT place them into this facility! Read this carefully!…read more My mother DIED here after only being admitted for a simple and routine course of antibiotics! I allege they screwed up her dose of Prednisone and put her into renal shock and she died! The dose of her Prednisone medication she was given there was too low without "stepping her down" first which can throw a patient directly into - you guessed it - renal shock! And listen to this... After her death I was DENIED a copy of her medication records by the nurses and directly from the administrator. I allege they knew something went wrong and contacted their lawyer - while I was in the administrators office - and I was told "I cannot have any records unless I have 'power of attorney' even though power of attorney is invalid after someone dies. Even if I'm wrong on the specific details of the power of attorney, I already had one on record for my mother from Mercy hospital in Boardman ohio - the facility she was transferred from. If you care about your loved one, do NOT send them to this facility. Please contact me directly if you need any additional information. I care about your loved ones as much as I care about mine and I do not want to see anyone else go through the pain and agony my mother had endured.

Most "bad" reviews here were made during and before covid. The facility has bounced back and…read moremaking improvements every day since then. Administration is always available for any questions or concerns and they address right away, really! My mom has been here for 3 years in long term care and we as a family feel supported and heard. Isn't that the best thing ever when you have concerns for your loved one? The most current review is 2024 and it was a 5 star! There are no low star ratings after 2020. Here it is 2026 and they have and do work hard to continuously improve. They care and want to make it right, just bring it to the administration's attention. They are the best and their staff is great. Don't let the overall past rating sway you. Check it out for yourself.

Great place for caring for a loved one Staff is attentive & seeming love their jobs. Briarfield,…read moreafter five unannounced visits was always clean & plenty of staff available.

Briarfield isn't awful, but it's not great either. If I had to describe them in one word it would…read morehave to be neglect. My father spent a good chunk of the last year there for rehab, & I'm not sure that it did him any favors. The facility itself is sort of run down, not dirty, but in serious need of TLC. Most of the equipment & rooms look like a time-warp, moreover, nothing has been updated since the 80s or 70s, likely whenever this joint was built. At least in the rehab wing they updated to more modern TVs, but in the long-term wing they still have standard box TVs, again from to 80's or 70's. This place doesn't even have central air, & all of the window AC units I had seen had mold growing on them. That can't be healthy. One of the biggest issues is the staff. Over on the long-term side you are looking at the worst of the worst. Don't stick your loved ones in there unless you have an axe to grind with them. Often they do just the bare minimum, you know, whatever the law requires even if their patients required more than that. I can't tell you how often I would catch staff just hanging out in the nursing office or out back smoking. Most of them also act like you are bothering them if you try to ask questions, & more often than not they have no clue what's going on with any of the other disciplines within the facility. There are some really good aids & nurses, but they aren't the norm. At one point my father was allowed to go 48 hours without hardly eating or drinking anything when he came down with pneumonia, & given that he was in an altered mental state at the time he couldn't advocate for himself. He also contracted Sepsis while in their care, which eventually killed him. Specifically, he was infected with a bacteria that can commonly be found in fecal matter. There's a lot of bureaucracy going on here too. Every discipline seems to have their own agenda & will commonly feud with each other. For instance, the Physical Rehab team would recommend one thing, & then the Wound Care team would tell them no. They just couldn't put their heads to together to come up with a comprehensive plan that was good for my father. They wouldn't even take him down to their gym once he contracted Sepsis. Worst part is that the administrator didn't have the slightest clue what was going on with her staff 90% of the time. I think she's a good person, moreover, she was instrumental in helping us win a insurance appeal, but I think she's in over her head with this outfit. It's funny, because when we finally moved him to a better facility these problems went away overnight - Austinwoods. Heck, Austinwoods had him standing & transferring within a week. They also routinely took my father down to their gym. Wish we had moved him sooner. Briarfield staff told us he was never going to walk again & didn't have the potential to do prior to moving him. Also, staff will schedule your loved ones for appointments without consulting you, often outside of your availability. They also get upset when you tell them to reschedule said appointments, even though they were aware of your availability to begin with. The biggest issue I believe is the overall Briarfield company. It would seem that their only focus is on making money, which comes at the expense of everything else. The first thing I noticed was that they seem to have a turnover issue, moreover, there are always new faces. If you ask the staff they will tell you that they don't get treated very well. So, you can't retain good or quality staff if you don't pay well or treat them well. They also had to hide supplies, moreover, the facility just wouldn't pay for what staff needed. The other thing that I noticed was that staff started to act funny as soon as my father's insurance stopped paying for his care & we had to start paying out of pocket for rehab. All the sudden they started to dial back services, when up to that point they had been more than happy to provide whatever therapy they could. Their excuse was that my father wasn't getting better, but my running theory is that they were getting less money from us than from the insurance company. TL,DR: Do not ever put your folks in the long-term care side of this facility - gross. Do not place your loved ones in the rehab wing if they have anything even remotely complicated going on. Also, the fiscal ambitions of this company can interfere with care.

When you bring you loved one here, be carful with there Clothes they will take them and tell you…read morethey are lost.