STERLING HOUSE OF BEAVERCREEK

(866) 653-9337

3839 Indian Ripple Rd, DAYTON, OH


Services

  • Assisted Living
  • Short Term Care: Rehabilitation, Respite
  • Alzheimer's Care
  • Hospice

Payment Options

  • Medicare No
  • Medicaid No
  • Veteran's Benefits No
  • Long Term Care Insurance Yes
  • Subsidy Available No
STERLING HOUSE OF BEAVERCREEK
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3839 INDIAN RIPPLE RD
DAYTON
OH
45440
USA
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User Reviews

04/04/2013  -  An OurParents User Writes:

Great place for my mom


04/03/2013  -  An OurParents User Writes:

Beautiful, great care, very friendly staff. My family has been very happy with our dads care. Food is excellent!


10/22/2012  -  An OurParents User Writes:

BEWARE! We placed my mother here just 6 months ago, and within the first week she got a urinary tract infection and went to the hospital where she later died alone, as we were out of town and noone from the staff called to alert us tha mother had gone to the hospital, where again I stress she died alone! Management is inexperienced and upper management only cares about the money, as we were not refunded any part of the deposit fee, or any of the 1st month's rent that was paid. Please be so very careful as these people do not care about our family or loved ones!


09/26/2012  -  An OurParents User Writes:

WOW! It seems that both of you had horrible experiences and that is a shame! My Mother has been there for almost 6 years and Sterling House has become a part of our family. They are always very kind, respectuful, and willing to help when any issues arise. It is always clean and a very warm friendly environment. The aides as well as the management staff are always there to answer any questions I may have regarding my mother and they truly have an open door policy. No one has ever said they don't have time for me or my Mother and any issues that arise are taken care of in a timely mannner. Sounds to me like you may have had some guilt in putting your loved ones in a community instead of trying to take care them yourselves. It's easier at times to blame someone else when you're not happy. I will continue to keep my Mother at Sterling House until she needs more extensive care. I will recommend them to anyone who needs Assisted Living. Thank you Sterling House for taking care of my Mother as if she were a part of your family.


09/24/2012  -  An OurParents User Writes:

First I want to say the Aides are beyond wonderful. When my Mom died they all showed up at the hospital so say good bye and were at the service. These kids have become family to me. As for management that is a different story. We were lied to when we signed up with things such as the residents have a menu to choose from (they get what they get), etc. Right now I am dealing with the fact that after my Mom's death I turned the key in as required and they have seven day to charge for the room. During the seven days they moved another resident into her room and they are continuing to charge us for the days somebody has been living in the room. At this point they are getting payment from two families for one room. I would recommend not putting anybody you love into this establishment.


06/11/2012  -  An OurParents User Writes:

Think twice before placing your loved one in this facility. On the plus side-- it is small, the food is well prepared and it is comfortable and clean. Several of the staff are friendly, helpful and truly care about your parent's well-being.
However-- and it is a big however-- they are not equipped to take care of those in most need-- only those who need "baby-sitting". Be aware that there is no nurse on duty from 11 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. This means no medications can be given-- even over-the-counter medications--- during that time. They must call an on-call nurse during those hours to administer even tylenol. And believe me, even the two-- yes I said TWO-- aides on duty during that time-period, both under the age of 30 will not call unless it is life and death.
Also-- prices for basic monthly care and the "community fee" ARE negotiable. I found this out the hard way-- and I find it to be unscrupulous.
As for laundry-- my dad's was never done. In the less than five weeks he was a resident. I did his laundry every time because it just was not getting done and was over flowing. My sister took his sheets and bought him new so she could take home sheets that had not been washed in 10 days. The one time they did his laundry was the day I dragged two large bags across the floor of the lobby-- with the help of another resident's son... complaining about it not getting done.
They did his laundry the next day as I was bringing his back that I had taken home the night before. They washed a total of one pair of underwear, a towel and washcloth. (and this was only after I had a fit).
Now for the worst of it:
1. One day I met the kind people from Gem City to observe while they worked with my dad on rehabilitation. He smelled of poop. I asked the woman from Gem City if she smelled it and she said yes... and she went to the Sterling House personal to complain. I think it was his first shower in weeks.
2. My dad was found on the floor several times... how long he had been there was always in question. Could have been all night. Gem City personal found him once on the floor-- at 9:30 am! Hospice aides another time. But the worse was when I was called by Sterling House personal at 9 a.m. in the morning asking me if my father was with me! They could not find him. Had searched the entire building. Guess where they finally found him-- as I rushed to the facility--- next to his bed between the wall and bed..... yet they could not find him?
3. My father was blessed that he hardly required medications-- only eye drops and Tylenol for a compression fracture in his spine. Sterling House charges $500 a month to administer such. I thought, unwisely, that we could save some money by giving my father these medications ourselves. Three weeks into his stay, when it was determined by his physician that he needed a small dose of heart medication-- I threw in the towel-- and let Sterling House take over medications. For less than 15 days-- while they were in charge-- imagine my shock when I learned through Hospice care that they were not giving-- and never had given-- my father over-the-counter pain medication for his fractured back. Their reason? Blamed on the doctor... maybe so, but someone should have let me know-- I told them repeatedly that he needed Tylenol.
3. After my father passed, I called Sterling House and asked when we had to move his belongings. My dad passed on the 29th of the month. We were paid until the 31st. That is when I discovered-- yes, I signed the contract stating so-- that we were obligated to pay 7 days-- AFTER we moved his belongings. Needless to say, we moved his belongings that night-- quickly. What really upset me was-- the next day after we moved out-- I left his key with a note under the door of the administrator requesting that she call me when she received the key. When she called, I asked if she checked the room and if all was well-- she told me she "couldn't be bothered with checking the room" at that time. One week later, Sterling House called me and asked ME what day we had moved out... because they had no record of exact date.
4. My father died exactly two weeks ago. His funeral was a week ago today. I still have his walker and shower chair in my garage. Today I called Clarks to find out if I had to return them-- or what to do with them. I was told by them I still owe them a very expensive bed. I explained that when my father was placed under Hospice care, he received a new bed. The other-- apparently from them-- just picked up or replaced-- I have no idea. Clark's insisted they did not receive it-- or received orders from Sterling House to pick up. Hospice insists that when they delivered the new bed, Sterling House should have called to have the other picked up. Well... a day did not go by without my visiting my father. I was impressed that such a nice new bed was delivered to him within hours of hospice care. The other bed was not in the hall... or in the room. So I assumed it was taken care of... this all happened on May 18th-- I had other things on my mind at that time. Called Sterling this afternoon-- June 11th. They don't have any idea what happened to the other bed. As of 10 p.m. tonight, haven't even heard back from them.


Description of STERLING HOUSE OF BEAVERCREEK in DAYTON, OH

Number of Beds : 60

Offering assisted living services, Brookdale Beavercreek gives you a great mix of services and amenities in a caring community. Assisted living offers a warm, supportive, and nuturing atmosphere for individuals who require some help but still want to keep their self-reliance. Why choose assisted living? Studies reveal that living near peers and participating in social activities leads to a more fulfilling life. With assisted living, you'll find senior-friendly living options and a dedicated staff. Communities have additional services that include 24-hour supervision and security, emergency response systems, access to licensed nursing care, chef-prepared meals, and assistance with grooming, dressing, and bathing. Housekeeping, laundry, social programs, and local transportation are usually provided, too. Brookdale Beavercreek provides a low-maintenance lifestyle and the assistance seniors need to enjoy retirement. With comprehensive assisted living services, and with a caring environment, seniors can feel relaxed and secure. An assisted living community provides help when necessary with the goal of supplying the services required to stay as autonomous as possible. For more information about assisted living at Brookdale Beavercreek, call today.

Source: OurParents.com

Amenities

Parking & Transportation
  • Transportation Provided by Facility
  • Resident Parking
  • Guest Parking
Languages Spoken
  • English
Pets
  • Dogs
  • Cats
  • Birds
Community Services
  • Activity Director
  • Computer/Internet Access
  • Designated Family Visiting Area
  • Garden
  • Guest Dining
  • Housekeeping
  • Laundry Room(s)
  • Library
  • Maintenance Director
  • Sauna/Whirlpool
  • TV/Media Room
Housing Options
  • Studio or Efficiency Apartment
  • 1-Bedroom Apartment
  • Cable Hook Up
  • Climate Control Thermostat
  • Wheelchair Accessible
  • Private Telephone Line
Dining Options
  • Lunch
  • Breakfast
  • Dinner
  • Snack
  • Restaurant Style
  • Gluten-Free
  • Low Sugar
  • Vegetarian
  • Low Sodium
Security
  • Door Alarms (for exit seekers)
  • Emergency In-Room Call System
Personal Assistance
  • Foot Care
  • Activities of Daily Living (bathing, grooming, dressing, eating, etc.)
  • Catheter Management
  • Sitting, Standing, Walking
  • Toileting
  • Medication Management
Behavioral Support
  • Does Not Sleep Through the Night
  • Becomes Disoriented (e.g. Sundown Syndrome)
  • Paces or Rummages Habitually
  • Seeks exit or Tries to Leave
  • Wanders
  • Needs Prompting for Their Personal Care
Special Health Conditions
  • Arthritis
  • Asthma
  • Breathing Support with Oxygen
  • Broken Bones
  • Cancer
  • Colostomy or Urostomy
  • Depression
  • Developmental Disabilities
  • Emphysema or Other Lung Disease (COPD)
  • Heart Disease or Heart Failure
  • Immune Deficiency
  • Osteoporosis
  • Stroke
  • Tendency To Fall
  • Diabetic Diet
  • Oral Medication
  • Insulin Injection Self-Administered
  • Insulin Injection Staff-Administered
On-Site Therapy
  • Occupational Therapy
  • Physical Therapy
  • Speech Therapy
Memory Care Services
  • Family Members Able to Join at Mealtime
  • Family Members Able to Participate in Care Plan
  • Specialty Trained Staff
  • Safe Wandering Areas
  • Regular Assessments by Interdisciplinary Staff
  • Environment That is Easy to Navigate
  • Daily Planned Recreational and Social Activities
  • Activities Tailored to Residents’ Abilities
  • Dementia Stage 1
  • Dementia Stage 2
  • Dementia Stage 3
  • Dementia Stage 4
  • Dementia Stage 5
  • Dementia Stage 6
  • Dementia Stage 7

Demographic Profile for DAYTON, OH, 45440

People

Male Population
48.10%
Female Population
51.90%
Median Age
43.2 Years
Average Household Income
$60,691

Cost Of Living
Compared to the National Average

Overall
7% Below
Cost of Food
10% Below
Utilities
15% Above
Miscellaneous
2% Above

Environment
Provided By EPA; Closer to 100 is better

Air Quality
39.6 / 100
Water Quality
33 / 100
Superfund Sites
31 / 100
Physicians per 100k
282.6

Annual Crime

Violent Crimes
2
Property Crimes
3
Owned and Operated By
Brookdale Senior Living
Established: 1978


Nearby Hospitals

Grandview Hospital & Medical Center

 405 Grand Avenue
Dayton OH 45405
Distance: 1 mile
Tel: 937-723-4988
Average Rating: 86%

Medical Center At Elizabeth Place

 One Elizabeth Place
Dayton OH 45408
Distance: 1 mile
Tel: 937-853-1053
Average Rating: 82%

Miami Valley Hospital

 One Wyoming Street
Dayton OH 45409
Distance: 1 mile
Tel: 937-208-8000
Average Rating: 85%

Good Samaritan Hospital

 2222 Philadelphia Drive
Dayton OH 45406
Distance: 3 miles
Tel: 937-278-2612
Average Rating: 82%
Nearby Drug Stores

Walgreen Co

4121 Hoover Ave
Distance: 0.4 miles
(937) 263-2836

Ohio Cvs Stores Llc

32 N Ludlow
Distance: 0.4 miles
(937) 228-9145

Grandview Hospital

165 Edwin C Moses Blvd
Distance: 0.4 miles
(937) 558-0199
Nearby Churches

Westminster Presbyterian Chr

125 N Wilkinson St
Dayton, OH
Distance: 0.1 miles

St John's Lutheran Church

141 South Ludlow Street
Dayton, OH
Distance: 0.2 miles
(937) 223-4444

Powell II Richard W

138 W 1st St
Dayton, OH
Distance: 0.2 miles
(937) 222-7849
Recreational Activities
  • Outings such as shopping
  • eating-out
  • or community related activities in the area Bingo
  • Live Entertainment
  • Rosary Senior Citizens
  • Resident Council
  • Pet Therapy

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