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Kim Gottfried

After looking at many assisted living options for my Mom we chose O’Neill’s and couldn’t be happier. Since moving to O’Neills she is now thriving. The activities they offer are outstanding and the staff make it a very at home environment. Best decision we could have made.

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Ann Storey

Beware. They take down negative reviews. This place ended my father's life. My first responder family member was told by staff that my father was conscious, joking with staff when they administered morphine to him rather than sending him to the hospital for Covid pneumonia. He was given Morphin without his knowledge and feel asleep and died shortly after. Staff called my sister, the POA to ask what to do when my father's oxygen levels dropped, this sister didn't want to be bothered to take the call so her husband got on the phone and told staff to give my father "comfort care." Staff listened to someone who was NOT the POA and went against Ohio law that states my father had a right to decide his own care. All while telling my other sister over the phone that my father was stable and they were treating him. My father called me desperate 12 hours before he died to beg me to get him out of O'Niels. He told me that they were going to "kill him" if he stayed, scared of the neglect. I assured him that I would move him the following week but sadly he was right about O'Neils. Other than that desperate plea he sounded fine on the phone and told me he was well. Our conversation was interrupted as his neighbor arrived to visit him. Now this neighbor told us that my father was cognitively as sharp as can be and looked like he could "walk right out of the place" and later told us that he was utterly shocked by his passing only 12 hours later. I have a different first responder family member that told me that during a visit he found my father was found to be sitting in urine and stool soaked bedding and when they asked the nurse to change the sheets she responded that it was "not her job." My father was really only in O'Neils to get physical therapy after along hospital visit. He had greatly improved in the hospital but was weak after being bed ridden for so long. At O'Neils because of the holidays and staff shortages he didn't get the therapy he needed or that was promised. He also told me of a horrible incident where he was left in a chair naked for a very long period of time after he was helped out of the shower and the nurse left and never came back to help him get dressed. Lastly, staff were absolutely horrible when I inquired about my father's death after I found out he passed. Naturally, I was confused as he was not a person on his death death. The nurse I spoke to told me my father was given morphine and when I asked why he wasn't sent to the hospital she told me that he had an DNR. This is horrifying! When I told her that a DNR doesn't mean they can give him morphine she got very nasty on the phone. I never raised my voiced or accused her as I was just questioning what had happened as nothing made sense. In shock I ended the call with her telling me I can call back and speak to the nurse that was attending at the time of his death. When I called back I was coldly told that the medical records were closed by the "POA." Again, this is not possible and nonsense. When I called two more times to speak with administration I was again met very coldly. No one gave any condolences except one very young receptionist, no nurse or administrator. Instead some arrogant rude fellow named Thomas from O'Neils left me a voice mail to call him. When I called him back and asked him if he could give me more information about my father passing he replied with "Didn't I listen to what people were saying at the funeral?" The answer was No. No, because O'Neils refused to speak to my sister and I other than a brief 3 minute call where the nurse told me and I quote; "your father wanted it.... he had a DNR!"

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GREYWOLF “SPIRIT WALKER”

The staff and nurses are very poor in getting medications on time and with no patience towards the residence living there and the help of aids are very poor and not much help on time when needed bad and the food is so cold every time and very poorly with portions and they say its $ 12;000 a month to what live in a dump like that with no AC always boiling hot windows only aloud to be open roughly 6-8 inches wow 😳 I'd sooner be homeless.sighned disgusted with the health care facility for ever

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Nicholas McElroy

My grandmother had to come here temporarily after being discharged from Cleveland Clinic Lutheran hospital, following diagnosis and care of gram negative bacilli. This place is incredible. Upon walking in, you would not think this is a nursing home, but a small, quaint village. Everything is super clean and the rooms are tidy. I want to give the staff here a massive thank you for looking after my grandmother as I work full time and my 79-year old grandfather has rigorous volunteering opportunities going on. It warms my heart knowing she is going home tomorrow. The staff here is top rate and extremely friendly. Highly recommended!

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Rachel C

The level of care my Nana has received from this facility the last 5 or 6 weeks has been phenomenal. We had some unique concerns that staff went above and beyond to be aware of and support us through. The quality and range of meals were something she bragged about daily. I’ve had many interactions with various staff members and every single one was positive. Thank you all from the bottom of my heart.