Shenango On the Green

I’m a resident of Shenango on the Green, i moved here in December of 2021, about two and a half years ago. Life here is very good, the people are kind and caring. We have activities, concerts, movies, bus trips and many social gatherings. We support each other in our joys such as birthdays celebrations and we support each other in our grief. I’m fortunate to be a member of this independent living community . New Wilmington is a lovely community offering small shops and restaurants and a Saturday morning Fresh Market with in walking distance.

Shenango is a beautiful community with a ton of activities and extremely caring staff. I recently helped move a couple in here and was amazed at how quickly staff came up to welcome the new residents and ensure their needs were being met, coming back to check during the unpack process and how efficient the maintenance staff was in helping us breakdown and get rid of all the moving supplies! My clients are so happy to be in this safe environment with many opportunities to obtain health care and stay social.

My wife was in there for therapy awhile back and she was treated great. The aids were wonderful, the nurses were the best, room was spotless, the office staff was extremely helpful and the food was like going out to dinner at a restaurant.

Shenango on the Green Rehab is the best in the area! Staff are caring and take time to make sure all aspects of care are addressed to give outstanding care making patient’s progress and success the best outcome. Would highly recommend!

Stay away from this poorly run place, unless you want your family to die quickly, horribly and all alone. No communication available to my family, unless I called many people and begged to talk to resident who was in good health when admitted, but died in less than 2 weeks and no one to help him or be with him suffering unable to breathe due to neglect and no oxygen , as the nurse told me and asked me what to do over the phone! he repeated “I can’t breath!! Horrible haunting last words. I repeat, stay away if you care about someone who needs care, it’s the worst.