The Glen at Oak Ridge

Resident left screaming alone in her room for how long? I visited The Glenn a few weeks ago on a Tuesday ~ 4:30 pm to check it out as potential assisted living for a relative. I talked to a young woman (Elizabeth?) at the desk in the front lobby. She was friendly and gave me a brochure and permission to wander a little in the main areas on the first floor. I walked into an open area behind the lobby desk. There I heard a woman screaming "help help help!" She sounded frantic. I knew it would be inappropriate for me to try to find her room and enter it, so I hurried back to Elizabeth, who rushed down a hallway behind the lobby desk to the very last room on the left. I don't know what was wrong with the poor woman, but I left feeling relieved that someone was finally attending to her. I have

My Aunt moved in to Canterfield about 3+ years ago. She is now the second oldest resident there. I’ve visited her several times and spent the last 2 Christmas’s with her. I have got to speak up on behalf of her and the friends she has made there. I am referring to the nutrition program. I am extremely disappointed in the quality of the meals be served, I would say shocking would be an understatement. This is a matter that needs to be addressed immediately!

Mindy was wonderful! Very kind and relatable. She did a great job walking us through the building. She listened to what we needed and was very attentive to our specific needs.

The Glen at Oak Ridge is a beautiful community with a caring, attentive staff who truly go above and beyond for residents and families. Highly recommended!

My grandparents moved here from another facility and I’m so glad they did! As many probably know, food is a critical component to the experience. While my grandparents aren’t a huge fan of all the meals, they do appreciate the grab and go option. They also like the choices of things to do! I do wish the staff interacted with the residents a little more though...