Midwest Health

Very nice place.

My mom was staying here before she had to go into rehab and after she left rehab to come back, they wouldn’t take her back. The nurse that had been working with my mom said that she was at the same level of care as she was before leaving, however the new director disagreed and said she was past a level of care that they could handle even though she had never actually met my mom or done an evaluation. They’ve had some significant management turnover it seems and they seem to be going downhill a great deal. I would not recommend them.

Smaller but very nice

For the most part my grandmother is doing okay since her move to this community . However I do have some concerns. I do feel they could be quicker with their response time to our concerns . Also the communication with the administration and staff could be better. She needed a new earring aid , and nobody informed me , they could do better with the monitoring of her needs . Other than those issues the staff is friendly . They do a good job with the cleanliness. They provide nice meals, and good activities for the residents. I would say it depends on your personality, or loved one. I'am not saying I wouldn't recommend this community, but it depends on the person overall.

Beautiful facility, but they are not equipped to deal with serious demenia issues. Not enough qualified nursing staff available- only one nurse in charge of all the residents. New management seem much less compassionate in regard to the many problems involving senior residents. High turnover rate of employees and new seemingly cold hearted executive director.

The staff at this community have been wonderful to my loved one, they have been attentive to her needs and have made sure she is comfortable in her living environment. The meals have been healthy and well proportioned for her with lots of variety.

This was originally a decent place fo my loved one. Now it is nearly at capacity and there is not enough staff to take care of the residents. The turnover rate in the staff is extremely high. Several staff members have indicated that they enjoyed working at Twin Oaks, but cannot afford to, because they don't get enough hours and therefore they get no benefits. They supposedly address any dietary needs, but their meals cannot be called diabetic friendly at all. They allow for substitutions if the meal being served has too many starches/carbs but ever those are not diabetic friendly. They need to offer more vegetables and fresh fruits instead of three different kinds of potatoes. Meal time that is supposed to be one hour often takes 90 minutes or more due to the lack of staff.

We toured here when we were looking at options. It was a less expensive option, but smelled like urine. The licensed nursing staff was only on call, they were not on site 24/7. I didn't have any confidence in their facility manager from my experience.

I have an Aunt who live here. Food is the biggest problem. She likes the facilities and the people are friendly, but the food. A corn dog and a cookie is not a very big or healthy lunch. Other meals as just as skimpy and low nutrition. I hope some one will do something about it.

My loved one was at this community for a time, and while generally things went well it ended up not working out as a permanent option. The rooms here were nice, they were more spacious than many we looked at in the same price range. I also felt like the the care staff, the nurse and CNAs, did an excellent job (although my loved one said they could have been more attentive). One issue we had is that the director wasn't very responsive when it came to feedback, there was a lack of acknowledgement of issues and follow-through. However the deal-breaker for us was the food. It really just was not good at all. Food was something my loved one derived a lot of enjoyment from, and he felt like he had nothing to look forward to here. I tried it myself a few times, and it really was not acceptable.

We didn't like the decor. We though it was, in general, not as cheery, bright, or open. The rooms were not as cheery. It seemed overall not to be quite as cleanly. Part of that was just because it wasn't as well lit. There was an overall feeling of it being darker.

(Value Not Rated) Granville is a one level community. The prices are comparable to other communities in the area. Behind the community there is a place that they park semi trailers. Overall they are an average community that really has nothing that separates it from the other communities in the area.

Manager was very helpful. This might be a good fit for my parents. Small and full of nice people and staff.

Too far away, didn't feel real homey to me! Owner was nice, but herd herlife story and then felt insecure about what would happen to the place if she left again.

I truly enjoyed the facility and the staff.

Beautiful facility, but beyond our reach with respects to affordability.

Place is perfect in location. Smaller facility which means more on hands care. Patients do seem elderly and facility is a little older than the others. Run by excellent owner, who is very knowledgeable in what Mom would need and how to care for her. I would not have to be concerned about her care. If Homstead can take Mom, it would be a permn home, she would not need to be taken to a nursing facility due to her health. They would also accept her once the monies are gone and medicaid would step in. Dining area is really only for the patients. Hair salon on site which is good and nice outdoor places for use. Not a whole lot in regards to activity rooms but the one bedroom has more room than the others seen except for the suite one bedroom at sunrise. This facility is lower in cost and more in line to what mother could afford and not be worried to about being turned out.

They need to collaborate with hospice and the doctors better and not leave it up to the families to figure the medical side of things out. They could improve on actually following through with the promises made and meet the expectations - that improvement would go a long way.

We toured this community for care. We did not like the feeling of the rooms that were not what my father wanted. We did not like that we did not see a menu. They do offer activities for those who want to participate. We suggest that families tour the community for the care of a loved one

Carpets are stained and dirty. Furniture is old and could be replaced. Gutters on the outside are broken and sagging. No back up generator when power goes down.