Simplistic elegance, classic style, sophistication and the City's most humble, intelligent…read moreresidents. They have a Grill Restaurant where residents may dine on Sundays and a week day. A lovely in-house Theatre, exquisite Chapel, grand Ballroom and all of the suites are being renovated! Here for the play, Love Letters, they provided a beautiful refreshment spread of hot and cold appetizers and scrumptious desserts... Oh and WINE! We shall return for a proper tour as thus is most definitely the Place of the esteemed Cleveland in their elder years .. save up though... it is a Class within itself!

I'm disappointed that Judson Manor has not been able to provide the number of aides that my parents…read moreneed, even though they promised to do so. They dining plan is also less than promised, with whole 3 day weekends with only box lunches available because they were unable to staff the kitchen. Unacceptable for the $$$ price.

This is a great choice for your aging loved one in transition that has some independence, but needs…read moremore social engagement, monitoring and some assistance with their daily needs. The director and staff are really wonderful and they partner with you to customize a package for your loved one to maximize this stage of life. You will be kept informed of any concerns or issues that arise to make the most of the resident's experience and it is always handled in a very caring and sensitive manner. Meals are served restaurant style with choices for resident empowerment and there are a lot of social opportunities. Spiritual needs are met through transportation provided to church, Communion brought in and various other prayer opportunities. There is a hair salon on premises with a kind and talented stylist. Well coordinated social events and celebrations for the residents and a lot of opportunities for your loved one to make new, meaningful friendships. Staff mingles with the residents and are really concerned about their well-being. You will have peace of mind knowing your loved one is cared for so well. A better alternative to "HOME ALONE".

From the owner: Royalton Woods of North Royalton, Ohio provides remarkable care with respect and friendship. We…read morerecognize that each resident desires independence while receiving just the care they need. We have selected our team for their ability to listen compassionately and to cheerfully care for the daily worries like housekeeping, meal preparation, and maintenance, as well as the bigger concerns like health care, wellness, and happiness. This team loves what they do, and it shows. Many have worked at Royalton Woods for more than a decade.

My father lives in Brecksville down the road from Chippewa Place. He has full independence and…read morelimited use of a cane. Due to some unforeseen medical issue, he lost use of his left leg and was in a lot of pain when trying to get up and move around. Prior to his next day doctor's appointment, contacting insurance or going out and purchasing one... I called up Chippewa Place and asked if they had a Walker we could use. Spoke to some very nice young ladies that told me they had an extra one and he could have it. How lovely, generous, kind and caring! Picked it up shortly after and it was in remarkable condition. More than what I had in mind and it made a world of difference. They wanted nothing in return other than helping out and being wonderful people. Thank You So Very Much!

I have been a resident for 12 months. The new owner has put the rent up $300/single and $400/double…read more(a 16.4% rise for 2025). The new owner is a "for profit" LLC and claims the increase is to keep in line with 'current market rates.' In the mean time, the food services has been reduced and the quality of the food sourcing has gone to the lowest possible provider. The continental breakfast appears in advertising, but is not provided in the lease and is only a 'courtesy' from the landlord. The new, absentee land lord from NJ, also has struck out wording from the former lease which would limit incremental services charges to be passed on to the resident. They are in it for the money and residence safety and well being are not the driving concern to providing senior independent living. There are better landlords in the Cleveland metro area which will not price gouge current senior residents with indiscriminate sur charges. Chippawa Place has lost it's reputation as a quality care independent living option and is now under the Horizon umbrella of facilities.

Thank you to all the staff of Arden Courts/ Chagrin Falls!…read more After scouring Cleveland (and its' surrounding areas) for a Memory Care facility, we were fortunate and blessed to discover Arden Courts/ Chagrin Falls. The challenge was finding a facility that would not just "house" Mom, but one that would comfort her, engage her, make her feel independent and safe, a loving environment with a friendly and caring "community" of compassionate people, a place she would comfortably call home. Arden Courts Has proved to be like no other facility we've experienced. Never did we think Mom would be comfortable in a "locked" environment. With Arden Courts unique architectural design, Mom is free to independently walk around through courtyards and gardens leaving and reentering at will. Never does she feel cloistered or overwhelmed by "institution" like hallways and corridors. Loud noises from the hustle and bustle of large number of residents and visitors simply does not exist. Arden Courts/ Chagrin Falls is respectful, dignified. The principals and aids are trained expertly at what they do. They know and understand what residents and family are having to go through. With sincerest compassion they guided us through ( what was extremely difficult) the emotional and physical realities of the transition. Day and night we were updated and advised through the moving process. They were so right - all the worry and panic we had was unnecessary. Simply amazing. Never Thought we would get to this point. We are calm and confident Mom resides in the best possible facility of its kind. We visit often with pleasure! She is happy at long last and we are grateful for our new peace of mind. Robin Greenwald-Gilbert

I work for a local elderlaw attorney and we are often charged with the responsibility of finding…read morequality facilities in which our clients can live. When the client has dementia and lives on the east side, I feel that there is no better facility for me to recommend to our families than Arden Courts. The staff is personable, knowledgeable and compassionate and I have watched them take in a new resident and bring comfort and peace of mind to overwhelmed and frazzled family members. The Arden Courts philosophy really honors the personhood of the individual with dementia by not so much focusing on what's been taken away, but rather on what remains.

My dad lived in the memory care area at Light of Hearts Villa, and our whole family was just so…read moregrateful for the love and care he received. From the moment we walked in, it felt like more than just a facility--it felt like a true community. The staff is amazing. Kind, patient, compassionate--just genuinely good people who clearly care about what they do. They treated my dad with so much respect and dignity, and they were always keeping us updated and involved. It was such a comfort knowing he was in such good hands. One thing that really stood out to us was how communicative and connected they kept us, even when we couldn't be there. They're super active on social media, which might sound small, but it made such a big difference--seeing photos and updates of activities or special moments gave us a glimpse into his day and brought us so much peace and even a few smiles. The whole place just has this warm, welcoming vibe. It's faith-based, which meant a lot to our family, and it really does feel like everyone there is part of one big extended family. There's a spirit about Light of Hearts Villa that's hard to explain, but you feel it when you're there. We're so thankful we found this place. It gave our dad the care he deserved, and it gave us peace of mind. We'll always be grateful for that.

If you are considering LOHV, please be sure to fully understand the details regarding their offered…read moreservices in relation to what you or your loved one's needs are. In our case, an unreliability (not enough professional rigor) in their intake process/assessment resulted in them accepting residents that they could not support, even initially. Their hearts may be in the right place, but their professionalism is lacking and led to some extremely stressful situations in which we paid for rent and additional fees for LOHV services, but were then also required to pay fees for outside aides to supplement what was lacking in LOHV services. The seeming lack of professional standards (and/or training?) for staff, including aides, nursing, and administration left us wondering if they really understood how to work with elderly people as adults with specific needs rather than big children. While the facility looks nice and seems to be maintained very well, the care was very disappointing.

One time I drove 9 hours to see my grandmother and arrived in town around noon. They refused to…read morelet me see her saying some kind of staffing issue and said to come back at 5pm. When I returned at 5pm she was already asleep for the night. Several other family members said staff were not letting them speak to her. I will never forget how stupid and upsetting that was to treat her and us that way although this wasn't recent. She since passed away. Some staff were great and some were getting residents up at 4am, putting them to bed at 5pm at the time.

Summit Point is the Cadillac of assisted-living facilities. My parents have been there a few months…read moreand the staff is wonderful. The nursing care is exceptional both day and night staff, and the aids are attentive and helpful to both my parents. The activities, amenities, and food are first rate. I strongly recommend this facility if you're looking for a wonderful experience for your parents!

They like to talk a lot about how things will change but nothing does…read more I would say don't put your loved ones in this nursing home but the truth is they are all bad Oaks of Brecksville could care less about the residents If they just need rehab maybe it will be ok But if they need total care like for dementia forget it They have some good employees but not enough to make the place run good daily If you can avoi

The facility is not recommended if you really care about your loved ones. They seem to only care…read moreabout either money or meeting their performance metrics and not really about caring for patients. Be careful because they will give little to no notice when insurance coverage terminates (which is based on facility's own information) and you will be unnecessarily scrambling to find a new facility or where to go next.

My husband came to Windsor with severe mobility issues after hospitalization. He settled in well…read morethanks to the caring staff. He was placed on a very comprehensive physiotherapy, occupational and speech therapy program and has made excellent progress over the past two months. The facility is really nice and he has a spacious room where he can entertain guests although there are other areas outside his room to sit and chat as well as a lovely courtyard. He has enjoyed morning exercise classes and other activities and likes the food served in the dining room. All in all, we have been very satisfied with his experience.

My husband has lived at Windsor Heights for a little more than a year. The care is excellent. The…read morestaff are very caring and treat the residents like family. During this epidemic, they have taken great precautions to keep the residents and staff safe. They have also reached out to families to set up daily FaceTime visits.