Walnut Crossing
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- 311 Professional Parkway, Marysville, OH 43040
- (937) 404-1534
- 4.1 ( 2 reviews )
- Assisted Living and Memory Care
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About This Community
A caring atmosphere. An active community. A comfortable, secure lifestyle. A place to call home. That's what you'll find at our Assisted Living and Memory Care community in Marysville, OH.
Our goal at Walnut Crossing is to provide quality care in a comfortable, compassionate environment, where life is filled with fun, friendships, and security. It's a senior living experience offering residents the chance to live an exciting, enriching and maintenance-free lifestyle, simplifying daily tasks and focusing on meaningful experiences and relationships. We offer residents assisted living and memory care.
Contact us today to learn more about our assisted living and memory care community in Marysville, OH.
Reviews
4.1
( 2 Reviews )
MrsRody
Horrible place and short staffed, causing them to cut corners. My mom was neglected after a serious fall, which they NEVER called me about, then lied and she died 8 days later from a severe brain bleed. They had the nerve to move someone into her room while she was actively dying down the hall. Don't let the tour of the beautiful facility fool you. They don't care about your loved ones, only money.
ReviewerAT0626
July 09, 2019
My father was in Walnut Crossing, but the care was so bad that he's currently in the hospital. Originally he was accepted for assisted living and that area was nice. He stayed one night, but I didn't feel that there was adequate care. They put him in memory care, and they promised me that he would have more care, but they have very limited people there. There were also people there that I think should be in a skilled nursing home instead. He was supposed to get two showers a week, but I didn't think they showered him one time. They were given small portions of food, it was not good, and he lost 24 pounds during his short stay there. They did some artwork, they had an activities director, but the activities were minimal, and a lot less than what I expected. They have a new management company that's going to come in and manage them, but I haven't talked to them yet. The food was terrible because they had an inexperienced cook; they need a chef. They have a shortage of staff, and the ratio is less than adequate. They were young, inexperienced, and they needed training, but there were a couple of good ones. The price was reasonable.
