Massillon Danbury

Types of Professionals and Training

We have LPNs (Licensed Practical Nurses) on our nursing staff, ensuring that a nurse is present on every shift around the clock. Nurses are supported by aides, some of whom are STNAs (State Tested Nursing Assistants). Training is coordinated by our home office in Michigan and facilitated by our Director of Nursing (DON) and Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON).

Safety and Well-being Measures for Residents

Safety measures vary based on the resident's care level. Independent residents contact our team as needed. Each apartment has call buttons in rooms and bathrooms, and residents carry a call button pendent for assistance. Main doors are locked from 7 PM to 8 AM requiring callers to be let in from the foyer.

Support Services for Resident Transition

An in-house resident welcome committee assists new residents in acclimating, particularly during dining and activities.

Transportation Services

We provide transportation for medical appointments as needed, but frequent appointments like thrice-weekly dialysis are not supported.

Dining Experience

Our dining is restaurant style, allowing residents to sit wherever they choose and be served by staff.

Complaint and Issue Resolution

Residents have an open-door policy with the Executive Director (ED) and a monthly meeting to address group concerns.

Communication with Families

The ED or DON will update families about any changes or situations concerning the resident.

Short-term or Respite Stays

We do not offer short-term or respite stays at this time.

Pet-Friendly Policy

We are pet-friendly, with a fee of $300/month for larger animals like dogs and $150 for smaller ones.

Waitlist Status

There is currently no waitlist.

Vaccinations

Residents can receive COVID and flu vaccinations within the community.

Aging in Place

Residents can age in place with all necessary care delivered to their apartment. Moving to our Memory Care Neighborhood is only required as needed for specific care.